チェロ奏者が馬頭琴を弾くと…？

I was invited to a concert by the Mongolian Traditional Orchestra Tengyer Ayargoo. We'll look back on Mongolian traditional instruments and performances, including topics like "What happens when a cellist plays the horsehead fiddle?", "Traditions are constantly evolving," and "How to produce infinite sounds with a flute." [12th Osaka International Chamber Music Festival: Call for Public Judges] https://jcmf.or.jp/2025/10/31/post-2298/ [Table of Contents] 00:00 Listening to Mongolian music 00:44 The results of a cellist playing the horsehead fiddle... 16:37 The satisfying feeling of the horsehead fiddle in the khumi 25:33 The technique for producing infinite flute sounds 30:56 Traditions are constantly evolving 36:40 Why don't you place the instrument on the ground? [Join the supporter community here! 】 https://yurugakuto.com/ongaku 【Official Twitter】 Yuru Ongakugaku Radio has a Twitter account, so please follow us! ⇨   / yuru_ongaku   【Letter Form】 We look forward to receiving your fun letters! ⇨ https://forms.gle/grv3ev72bPiySJKR7 【Click here to submit a job request! 】 [email protected] ※Yuru Ongakugaku Radio is produced by pedantic, Inc. 【Urashita Profile】 Graduated from the Faculty of Education at Tokyo Gakugei University. Majored in Instrumental Music (Cello) in the Music Department (A). Today, he continues to play the cello with passion and joy. For performance and lesson requests, please contact me via Gmail or Twitter DM! Please also support my personal YouTube channel by subscribing and liking it! Gmail ⇨ [email protected] Twitter ⇨   / urashitatakumi   Personal YouTube ⇨    / @urashitatakumi   [Kurokawa Profile] Graduated from the Department of Comparative Culture, School of Humanities and Cultural Studies, University of Tsukuba. Majored in Japanese folklore. Mainly interested in folk beliefs and oral literature. Through various circumstances, he ended up being hired as a manager at a cafe in Ikebukuro. He is also interested in cultural anthropology and religious studies, but his knowledge is limited. He hopes to one day cross Mongolia on foot. His eternal dream is to become a writer. Twitter ⇨   / yuru_kurok   Note ⇨ In preparation Personal YouTube ⇨ In preparation [Sister Channels] ◯Yuru Linguistics Radio (   / @yurugengo  ) ◯Yuru Student Cafe (   / @yurugakuto  ) ◯Yuru Computer Science Radio (   / @yurucom  ) ◯Yuru Musicology Radio (   / @yuruongaku  ) ◯Yuru Folklore Radio (   / @yuruminzoku  ) ◯Yuru Astronomy Radio (   / @yurutenmon  ) ◯Yuru Ecology Radio (   / @yuruseitai  ) ◯Yuru Philosophy Radio (   / @yurutetsugaku  ) #MongolianMusic #Motoukhuur #YuruMusicologyRadio_MongolianMusic