Born in Ulan Baator, Mongolia, he grew up a nomad on the taiga with his family and their herd of horses. His gift for music was discovered by talent scouts. He studied music at the Ulan Baator Conservatory and became the disciple of the famous morin khuur master, Professor Jamjan. He has lived in Europe (Germany) since 1989 and often performs with other world-music musicians.
Né à Ulan Bator, Mongolie, il grandit en traversant la taïga avec sa famille et leurs troupeaux de chevaux. Il étudie la musique au conservatoire d’Ulan Baator et devient disciple du célèbre maître du morin khoor Professeur Jamjan. Depuis 1989, il vit en Europe (Allemagne) et donne de nombreux concerts avec des musiciens issus de la World Music.
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Enkhjargal
was born in Ulaanbaatar / Mongolia in 1968 and grew up in Altanbulag, a small
village near the Russian border. He studied at the Music Conservatory in
Ulaanbaatar (1990-1992). His teacher was professor G. Jamjan, the most famous
and best Morin hoor - Master Mongolia.
During his
education played Enkhjargal with his first Morin hoor quintet in Mongolian
television and toured with various State ensembles throughout the country to
maintain the Mongolian folk music. Through his family background (Enkhjargal
father retired to the countryside back to breed horses, which he himself has
also share) is Enkhjargal deeply rooted with the traditional and nomadic way of
life of his people.
In 1993 he
came for the first time with the group "Altain Orgil" to Germany,
where he also Rüdiger Oppermann met among others. With it, he played the last
nine years, not only in Germany but also in other European countries and the
USA numerous concerts. The last Concert tours have taken him to the Swiss Expo
`02, after Madrid, Gran Canaria and Paris, just to name a few. By the way he
was and is always a welcome guest musician or singer for different projects:
with Peter Götzmann he celebrates the Mongolian HioHop, with Rainer Granzin duo
he is also happy to once by the jazzy side. So he could perfect his skills to
improvise in a completely new music for him and stylistics. With his own
interpretation of Mongolian folk music, he proceeds now also a solo career. In
addition to several CD recordings as a guest musician released in 2003 his
first solo CD ("Hoirr Öngö").
Enkhjargal,
the vocal miracle from Mongolia, converts between cultures. With his playing on
the Morin hoor and the perfection of his song (under- and overtone) he loves to
merge his traditional roots with modern, traditional western music and
improvisation. Thus he succeeds after a few beats or tones to lead the audience
to smell or the beauty of the Mongolian steppe and width before the eyes and
ears.- A treat
for the senses.
Source: music contactWatch and listen the videos: Isole che Parlano
(full concert), EPI, Mix (11 videos), Les Orientales,
Magic Mongolia, on the Mediterranean, Teneg Haan,
Konzert, Rumpa Rumpa, EPI en el Festival de Fès,
plays with Philharmonie Baden Baden (10 videos),
Popular Videos (60 videos), Jubileumi Koncert, EPI
Hans Schandel, Zangina 2 Live, Mix (19 videos),
Tamburi Mundi Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
Zangina 4 Live, Mongolian Jazz Live, Tatihous, Live
Musicaves, More Mongollin, Far away, Mongolian Folk
(66 videos), Lampi di Musicamorfosi, Silkroad - roads
of dialogue, Mix (50 videos) and YouTube Mix
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