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SKMR-022 Olchey «Boyduska Yorel»

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   Tuvan traditional music has won itself a special place in the music world. First of all, it is characterized by highly developed art of throat-singing. It is easy to see the relation of it to throat singing used in Tibetan Buddhism, while some scholars point that this manner of sound creation dates back to the first attempts of mankind to speak. It is these attempts that have become extinct in most of the world but still live on as geografically limited heritage which only regains its legacy in the past few years. It is not that throat singing survived only in Tuva. In the surrounding Siberian and Central Asian regions and even in Africa there are similar techniques. However, from large concert halls to remote pastures, throat singing was a symbol of Tuvan identity from the first half of 20th century at the very latest. But Tuvans boast not only the widespread ability to throatsing. It is also a highly developed art which includes at least 3 major genres (sygyt, khoomei, and kargyraa) and several common subgenres, as well as popular personal styles that become nationally popular due to the modern media like tapes or radio waves, that confer every new development of this art onto the nomadic farmers or local artists throughout the mountainous republic much faster than a celebrated singer is able himself. This record is a response to the growing worldwide attention towards Tuvan music. It mixes Tuvan traditional songs and contemporary ways of rhythmic organization, that are rooted in house, chillout, and ambient music. This CD is a message that uses the contemporary elements of club culture to better communicate the feeling of the near-isolated people living in close contact with nature and preserving their centuries-old culture, to the audience accustomed to big city soundscape and urban civilization. Pulses of many of Tuvan songs are surprisingly very much like house, and the voice of Ayan-Ool sometimes goes together with synthesizers as naturally as it would have with igil fiddle. This creates the unique feeling of Boyduska Yorel, both contemporary and traditional.


credits:
Ayan-Ool Sam -- piano (7), igil (1, 6, 7), doshpulur (3), throat singing (2, 3, 4, 5, 6), khoomei (2, 3), sygyt (2, 3), vocal (4, 5, 6, 7)
Georgy Beletsky -- vocal (6), throat singing (2, 3, 6), sygyt (2, 3)
Andrey Plotnikiv -- arrangement, mastering
Oleg Kalyadintsev -- flute (1)
Sholbana Dendzyn -- music (5)
 

Теги: Olchey, Boyduska Yorel, throat singing, nomad music, Siberian folk, Tuva, Southern Siberia, Russian Federation, buy CD