A large portion of the more than two million Mongolians still lead a nomadic life, in harmony and rhythm with nature and together with the "five jewels" of the Mongolian steppe: horse, camel, yak, sheep, and goat. Their singing practice is also deeply rooted in the natural environment: the human voice imitates animal sounds and depicts the landscapes in melodies. Two traditional singing forms from Mongolia can be experienced in the concert of the Tengerton Ensemble and the Erdenetsetseg Khenmedekh Trio: epic songs and the overtone singing "Khöömii," in which a single voice sings two notes simultaneously—a low one and a very high, spherical one above it.

Tengerton

Mar 1, 2026

Tengerton Ensemble & Erdenetsetseg Khenmedekh Trio

Tengerton