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Mongol musicians, perform 'Khoomii' or throat singing a 'Urtyn Duu' or long epic song, and play 'Morin Khuur' a horse headed string instrument which are unique and most popular in Mongolia. Annual Naadam festival, Kharakhorin, Central Monglia.

70499512 - Mongol musicians, perform 'Khoomii' or throat singing a 'Urtyn Duu' or long epic song, and play 'Morin Khuur' a horse headed string instrument which are unique and most popular in Mongolia. Annual Naadam festival, Kharakhorin, Central Monglia.

Local Mongol Band plays Mongolia's National instrument, the Morin khuur (horse-head fiddle) at Lapis camp in Bunkhan valley, Arkhangai Province, Mongolia. Mongols sing to their animals, there are lullabies to coax sheep to suckle their lambs songs to order a horse forward, make it stop or come closer and croons to control a goat, to milk a cow, or imitate a camels cry.

71307393 - Local Mongol Band plays Mongolia's National instrument, the Morin khuur (horse-head fiddle) at Lapis camp in Bunkhan valley, Arkhangai Province, Mongolia. Mongols sing to their animals, there are lullabies to coax sheep to suckle their lambs songs to order a horse forward, make it stop or come closer and croons to control a goat, to milk a cow, or imitate a camels cry.

Local band play Mongolia's National instrument, the Morin khuur (horse head fiddle) and perform Khoomi, throat singing, Bunkhan, Mongolia, Central Asia, Asia

71204773 - Local band play Mongolia's National instrument, the Morin khuur (horse head fiddle) and perform Khoomi, throat singing, Bunkhan, Mongolia, Central Asia, Asia

Boys playing Morin khuur (stringed instrument) (horse-head-violin) while young girls play Yatga-Yatuga (stringed instrument), Bunkhan, Mongolia, Central Asia, Asia

71204774 - Boys playing Morin khuur (stringed instrument) (horse-head-violin) while young girls play Yatga-Yatuga (stringed instrument), Bunkhan, Mongolia, Central Asia, Asia