TSERENDAVAA – TRAN QUANG HAI's world throat singing

Tserendavaa and his son Tsogtgerel, Mongolian music

QuangHai Tran 5,93 k abonnés Concert of Mongolian Music at Centre Mandapa, Paris, 6 may 2008

Цэрэндаваа Цогтгэрэл Tserendavaa Tsogtgerel

Tserendavaa Tsogtgerel

Dashdorj TSERENDAVA’s demonstration of his personal technique of throat voice xoomij, Mongolia

Published on May 23, 2009

D. TSERENDAVA is one of the great masters of xoomij throat voice in Mongolia . Ass.Routes Nomades organized this workshop under Johanni Curtet’s idea in Rennes, 1st April 2009 Contact: info@routesnomades.fr

Urbi et Orbi with Johanni Curtet , Tserendavaa & Tsogtgerel

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Published on Sep 6, 2012

Urbi&Orbi Création autour du Chant diphonique de l’Altaï Mongol. Tserendavaa & Tsogtgerel : Chants diphoniques de l’Altaï Mongol Johanni Curtet : Chant diphonique Jean Baptiste Henry : Bandonéon Sophie Bernado : Basson, Chant Gildas Boclé : Contrebasse Pierrick Lefranc : Guitare, Composition http://www.urbietorbicreation.com

TSURENDAVAA & his son TSOGTOO in duet

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Published on Jun 11, 2011

6 methods of the khoomii(Throat Singing) by TSURENDAVAA

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Published on Feb 20, 2008

There are six methods of the khoomii in the explanation of Mr. Tserendavaa.

DÖRVON BERKH (Les 4 osselets): 4 maîtres de chant de gorge xöömij de la Mongolie

QuangHai Tran

Published on May 23, 2009

Les 4 grands maîtres mongols de chant de gorge xöömij Nanjid Sengedorj, Baatar Odsuren, Dashdorj Tserendava, et Nergui Ganzorig) se sont réunis comme les 4 osselets – un jeu mongol. Concert organisé par l’Ass. Routes Nomades à Rennes , France, le 1 avril 2009 contact: info@routesnomades.fr

Dashdorj TSERENDAVA’s demonstration of his personal technique of throat voice xoomij, Mongolia

QuangHai Tran

Published on May 23, 2009

DÖRVON BERKH (Les 4 osselets): 4 maîtres de chant de gorge xöömij de la Mongolie

QuangHai Tran

Published on May 23, 2009

Khöömii Singer Tserendavaa Presentation at Mongolian Khöömii Festival Conference July 2011

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Published on Jan 11, 2015

Tserendavaa is famous in Mongolia as one of the most experienced Khöömii Singers (Overtone singing). He is a herdsman who still lives in the landscape of Khöömii in west Mongolia and is a keeper of the traditional ways as nominated by UNESCO. The Inaugural European Mongolian Khöömii Festival and Conference at The School of Oriental and African Studies,London, were honoured for him to give the first presentation on July 11th 2011. Other speakers were Dr Carole Pegg Uk’s foremost Mongolian and South Siberian Ethnomusicologist. Ariunbold Dashdorj, musician and director of the Mongolian Throat Singing group, Khusugtun. Michael Ormiston, UK’s most experienced Mongolian Khöömii Singer. The event was organised by Unurmaa Janchiv (Who also translated) and Michael Ormiston, in cooperation with, The Embassy of Mongolia London, Lingua Global and The School of Oriental & African Studies. Thanks to Steve Teers of DiVa Pictures and Tim Brewer for filming http://www.soundtransformations.co.uk/