Bugotak's «Siberian Tales»

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Siberia is a huge region, and musical culture of its folks differ from one to another. There's about 200 instruments known from Ob river to Amur and Kamchatka.
Central and northeastern siberian folks has the most archaic music traditions in the world. Their major singing styles are: dzarin in tunguso-manchuri, kozhong and saaryn in turki. Its most close equivalent in tuvan is khoomei, however, it differs.
In this album, Bugotak have put some songs from northern turki, tungus and manchuri folks, with minimal arrangement.

People say that it is true ethnic, but very original and incendiary.

All mp3 files are less than 500Kb
1. Kujma
An Ude traditional song
2. Tompo
Evenki traditional sond about Tampo river
3. Charash Toola
a "goodwish" song in Southern Altai (Kazakh) tradition
4. Ajan eke-eke, muhene!
Negidaltsy free-manner song about performer's life.
5. Altyn Achyk
Siberian Gipsy manner
6. Gongoini
Orochi shamanists performance
7. Oito Lo Kys
Oiroth's (Northern Altai) tradition
8. Bahatsadzadzaryn
Close to Koryaki ekengynmyn
9. Nergedej
Eveny elk ritual
10. Limbi, kargyraa, top-shur
Variations to 'The Horse King', Eastern Tuva
11. Tompo beat
12. Min Chuguruk
Final joke: Deep Purple in tuvan style


The album has an responce from Yury I. Sheikin, leading specialist in siberian folklore:
I think that George Andriyanov is a talented musician.
He has been developing his own rare style which is rather powerful.
Some of his emotionally colored improvisations are like
diamonds. I'm going to listen "Siberian Tales" more...