The music alone is gorgeous ranging from solo performers to fully orchestrated pieces for what appears to be some kind of rock ensemble. It's the traditional stuff that really blows you away, though. There are a couple of pieces where the voice comes from left channel and the echo is recorded into the right, which sounds, for all the world, as if one is standing in some immense cavern or upon the side of a deep chasm. Marvelous.
1. Medley Of Throat-Singing Styles Accompanied By Doshpuluur by Kongar-ol Ondar 4:31
2. Demonstration Of Kargyraa by Aldyn-ool Sevek 1:57
3. Collection Of Höömeï Styles by Oleg Kuular 3:20
4. Bolur-Daa-Bol, Bolbas-Daa-Bol by Oorzhak Khunashtaar-ool 1:12
5. Eder-Daa-Bol, Etpes-Daa-Bol by Oorzhak Khunashtaar-ool 1:04
6. Höömeï Lullaby by Bilchit-Maa Davaa 1:01
7. Demonstration Of Sygyt And Kargyraa by Schaktar Schulban 2:07
8. Dymzhuktaar by Kongar-ol Ondar 3:04
9. Fantasy On The Igil by Kaigal-Ool Khovalyg 4:23
10. Fast Words by Kongar-ol Ondar 1:38
11. Shamanic Prayer For Richard Feynman by Kongar-ol Ondar 5:28
12. Teve Haïa (Camel Rock) by Nadezhda Kuular, The Tuvan State Ensemble Sayani 1:00
13. Baï-Laa Taïgam by Sainkho Namtchylak 3:07
14. Prayer I by Mikhail Alperin 6:28
15. Fly, Fly My Sadness by The Bulgarian Women's Choir Angelite, Huun-Huur-Tu 7:44
16. In The Cathedral by Mikhail Alperin, Oleg Kuular 2:25
17. Tuvan Industrial by Mikhail Alperin, Oleg Kuular 5:57
18. Yenisei-Punk by Albert Kuvezin, Yat-Kha 3:10
19. Kargyraa Moan by Paul Pena 4:17
20. What You Talkin' About? by Kongar-ol Ondar, Paul Pena 1:52
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