The style of Huun-Huur-Tu, an acoustic quartet from Tuva, is deeply mysterious. Their music, which imitates natural sounds and Siberian landscapes, explores themes such as the love of the land and the horses of their steppes, blending tradition and innovation to perfection. Founded in 1992, the band has skilfully spread the richness of Tuvan traditions around the world, taking harmonic singing (khoomei) to new musical horizons. A project in which the noise of the cosmos finds ample space, tracing in the listener’s mind the outline of the wildest Asian landscapes.
Line up:
Kaigal-Ool Khovalyg – voce, (khöömei, Sygyt, Kargyraa) igyl
Radik Tyulyush – voce, (Barbang-Nadyr), Byzaanchi, Khomuz (jew’s harp)
Alexey Saryglar – voce (Sygyt), Tuyug (horse hooves), Tungur (shaman-drum), igyl
Sayan Bapa – voce, (Kargyraa & Khöömei), Toschpulur, Guitar, igyl
