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杭盖[/FONT],一个古老的蒙古语单词，它的意思是，一个有着蓝天、白云、草原、河流、山和树林的世界。
杭盖由五个来自中国不同地区的年轻音乐家组成，一支投身蒙古音乐的乐队。曾被中国顶尖的音乐杂志评论为“北京最富深情的乐队”。 杭盖的音乐核心来自于两种世界上最古老的
乐器----马头琴和两弦班卓琴。 他们的音乐是驰骋于马背上的节奏与旋律，并大量运用了呼麦，一种被流传了超过两千年的演唱技巧。
乐队乐手由蒙古族和汉族构成，乐器包括马头琴、陶布叔尔（蒙古的弹拨乐器）、吉他、贝司、鼓等等，也许还应该算上那种奇特的“乐器”——呼麦，同时用嗓子发出两个甚至三个
音的演唱法。
通过汲取、融合、发展不同地区的蒙古传统音乐，杭盖正在从最现代的一端迈向最古老的一端，而对经过了长时间摇滚乐和地下文化磨练的他们来说，这两个极点之间的距离，也
许是最近的。
“城市里长大的蒙古人，还想念他们的草原吗？”其实，这个问题属于所有的当代人，那些开始想念根的孩子。
演出时间： 4月9日晚7：30
演出地点：Bronson Centre
演出票价：$15, $20, $30VIP
联系电话：林先生 613-2763288
高先生 613-3718860
[FONT=宋体]Described as Beijing's most soulful band by China's leading music magazine, Hanggai are pioneers of China's folk rock scene. At Hanggai's musical core are two of the world's oldest instruments - the horse headed fiddle and two string banjo. Steeped in the rhythms and sounds of horseback riding, many of their songs use a throat singing technique that has been handed down over the course of two millennia. While China's capital may seem like a surprising place for a Mongolian folk revival, Hanggai has established a large following in Beijing's rock saturated music scene with their refreshing interpretations of the traditional songs of their steppe.[/FONT]
The band takes its name from an ancient world that refers to an ideal combination of the best of the Mongolian landscape - azure skies, imposing mountains and flowing rivers. Dressed in traditional Mongolian costumes, playing Mongolian instruments and singing folk songs, they try to transport audiences back to the original place of the music they make - a place they call " Hanggai" .
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzdJEHtI_b4"]YouTube - INTRODUCING HANGGAI PROMO VIDEO[/ame]
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ok0KP_Zh6Qw"]YouTube - Hanggai[/ame]
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXlJn4xInZY"]YouTube - Hanggai Drinking Song[/ame]
杭盖[/FONT],一个古老的蒙古语单词，它的意思是，一个有着蓝天、白云、草原、河流、山和树林的世界。
杭盖由五个来自中国不同地区的年轻音乐家组成，一支投身蒙古音乐的乐队。曾被中国顶尖的音乐杂志评论为“北京最富深情的乐队”。 杭盖的音乐核心来自于两种世界上最古老的
乐器----马头琴和两弦班卓琴。 他们的音乐是驰骋于马背上的节奏与旋律，并大量运用了呼麦，一种被流传了超过两千年的演唱技巧。
乐队乐手由蒙古族和汉族构成，乐器包括马头琴、陶布叔尔（蒙古的弹拨乐器）、吉他、贝司、鼓等等，也许还应该算上那种奇特的“乐器”——呼麦，同时用嗓子发出两个甚至三个
音的演唱法。
通过汲取、融合、发展不同地区的蒙古传统音乐，杭盖正在从最现代的一端迈向最古老的一端，而对经过了长时间摇滚乐和地下文化磨练的他们来说，这两个极点之间的距离，也
许是最近的。
“城市里长大的蒙古人，还想念他们的草原吗？”其实，这个问题属于所有的当代人，那些开始想念根的孩子。
演出时间： 4月9日晚7：30
演出地点：Bronson Centre
演出票价：$15, $20, $30VIP
联系电话：林先生 613-2763288
高先生 613-3718860
[FONT=宋体]Described as Beijing's most soulful band by China's leading music magazine, Hanggai are pioneers of China's folk rock scene. At Hanggai's musical core are two of the world's oldest instruments - the horse headed fiddle and two string banjo. Steeped in the rhythms and sounds of horseback riding, many of their songs use a throat singing technique that has been handed down over the course of two millennia. While China's capital may seem like a surprising place for a Mongolian folk revival, Hanggai has established a large following in Beijing's rock saturated music scene with their refreshing interpretations of the traditional songs of their steppe.[/FONT]
The band takes its name from an ancient world that refers to an ideal combination of the best of the Mongolian landscape - azure skies, imposing mountains and flowing rivers. Dressed in traditional Mongolian costumes, playing Mongolian instruments and singing folk songs, they try to transport audiences back to the original place of the music they make - a place they call " Hanggai" .
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzdJEHtI_b4"]YouTube - INTRODUCING HANGGAI PROMO VIDEO[/ame]
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ok0KP_Zh6Qw"]YouTube - Hanggai[/ame]
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXlJn4xInZY"]YouTube - Hanggai Drinking Song[/ame]
