K G Hutchins “A Song for the Horses” - Many Wonders of the Morin Khuur
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K G Hutchins “A Song for the Horses” - Many Wonders of the Morin Khuur
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The morin khuur—the Horse Head Fiddle—is one of Mongolia's most recognizable traditional musical instruments and symbols: a bridge between the nation and the horse, a tool that invokes the Khiimori, and much more.
Ethnomusicologist Kip Hutchins, author of A Song for the Horses, breaks all of these aspects down. We speak with Kip about the morin khuur as a living tool in herding practice. Follow Kip on BlueSky.
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Three Universals to “Defray Boasting“:
- The foolish man praises himself.
- The unfoolish man praises his wife.
- The least foolish man praises his horse.
Show notes:
- New Book Networks podcast interview with KG Hutchins
Artists mentioned during the conversation, roughly in order of their mention:
- Story of the Weeping Camel (film)
- Bayan Mongol Variety Group: Жалам хар (A Black Horse)
- The Hu
- Soyol Erdene
- Altan Urag
- Bold: Mongol Pop
- Aryuna Nimaeva: Эрбэд соохор (Erbed Sokhor)
- Jonon
- Namgar
- Altai-Khangai
- Khusugtun