Kazakh folk song "Blue Quak River" from the album "Chinese Music Map to hear Xinjiang Kazakh Folk song Collection"

The Blue Quo Ke River. The blue quo Ke River

Lyricist/Composer: Apak Mayitaban Nationality: Kazakh Chinese Lyrics Compilation: Anonymous Region: Xinjiang

Singing: Gulandan Usman

Sazisirna: Shakendek Feida

Percussion: Diehl Ekoff

Dongbla: Uran Kahalman

Jtgen: Janal Wuhaf

Kubuzi: Hazina Bek River

The river seemed to come from the sky. In the vast Ili River valley in northern Xinjiang, Tianshan snowmelt washed down, cutting a steep grand canyon at the southern foot of the mountain, rushing through steep stone forests and dense spruce forests, and then meandering through the gentle rolling Kerajun steppes, like a magnificent jade belt, ending in white snowy mountains. The river is the most beautiful scenery, the most beautiful pasture, and the best horse - it was once the birthplace of Wusun, famous for producing "heavenly horses" - and the descendants of the Wusun people, Kazak herdsmen, after several migrations, returned to their native land 200 years ago, drinking horses under the Tianshan Mountain, herding cattle and sheep, singing and dancing, and multiplying until today.

They played Dongbula, the plucking sound like a happy horse's hooves, they pulled up Kubuzi, that only a horsetail string of the ancient seance instrument, soft and desolate, close to the melodic open female voice, the song there is a girl growing up every day, there is the river, the hometown, there is boundless generosity and tenderness. Hear, in this song, beauty and life go on like a horse through a boundless prairie, day and night, hear, in this song there is a heartbeat on the horse's back, beating with joy that will not be defeated. This never-ending stream of joyful life is like the never-ending winding and flowing waters of the Quak River.