Kazakh folk song "My Lark" from the album "Chinese Music Map to hear the Xinjiang Kazakh folk song Collection"

My Lark. My lark

Folk songs Nationality: Kazak Chinese lyrics Compilation: Anonymous Region: Xinjiang

Singing, Dongbula performance: Wuli Posen Kengimu

The Dongbula is perhaps the most familiar national instrument unique to Kazakhstan. This wonderful plucked instrument used to be fashioned from a whole block of pine or birch, with long slender poles and fingers on the neck, and beautiful and simple cases of various shapes with two gut strings. It is light, carried with it on nomadic migrations, cradled in the arms of the herdsmen or their singers, Akan, by the campfire, on horseback, and chanted between the strummers, a poem that encapsulates the joys and sorrows of their lives and the endless landscapes before them,

"Song and horse are the two wings of the Kazakh people." At this moment, along with the sonorous and firm singing of Dongbula, the high and comfortable song rolls down between the accent and the weight of the different but clear words, with a kind of calm head on the camel or horse's back valiant posture, three-dimensional and very supportive sense, in a flexible jump, with a uniform breath and a wide heart flap to give it wings, in the long singing release it, Let it gallop across the prairie and never circle away.