Examples of using Tuva in English and their translations into German
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Tuva: A State Reawakens.
Rug 135 x 190 cm(cotton)- Tuva red.
Tuva Airlines(ОАО«Тувинские Авиалинии») is an airline based in Kyzyl, in the Tuva republic of Russia.
Are you about to make an International long distance phone call to Kysyl, Tuva, Russia?
Huun-Huur-Tu(Tuva)- They are considered the best laryngeal and overtone singers in the world!
Spirituality and healing in tuvinian shamanism“, ojun kara-oolovna, tuva/sibirien, in bielefeld.
The history of the Tannu-Tuva(or Tuva, as they are nowadays called) is a rather diverse one.
Amulets were produced from human skulls,as can be seen in finds in the northwest of Mongolia, in Tuva, in Central Kazakhstan and around the Altai.
Oslo-based TUVABAND is the creation of Norwegian singer songwriter Tuva Hellum Marschhäuser.
It was during this time that theymet shamanic musician Gendos Chamzyryn from Tuva and as a trio, they toured Altay villages in the summer of 1998.
Buryatia, Tuva and Kalmykia are the three traditionally Tibetan Buddhist regions of Russia.
His journey took him from Moscow to St. Petersburg, Krasnoyarsk, Tuva, Baikal, Ekaterinburg, Nizhny Novgorod, Kazan, Khabarovsk, Birobijan and Bashkortostan.
By keeping our ears open, listening to a variety of different music, from classical Indian or Japanese music to African,Inuit or Tuva folk, sound experiments, jazz.
It seems that igil was made in Tuva by Aldar Tamdyn of the Tuvan throatsinging group Chirgilchin.
It appears that in north-western Mongolia and Central Kazakhstan amulets were produced from human skulls,as can be seen in finds in the northwest of Mongolia, in Tuva, in Central Kazakhstan and around the Altai.
On the basis of traditional music from Tuva, Bulgaria and Russia a unique work of entrancingly harmonious unity has been created.
Even when Communist rule became stable, the state lacked the infrastructure in the 1920s to replace the educational and medical systems that the Buddhist monasteries were providing in Buryatia,Kalmykia, and Tuva.
The history of the Tannu-Tuva(or Tuva, as they are nowadays called) is a rather diverse one. In 1207 the region was conquered by Genghis Khan and subsequently ruled by the Yuan dynasty.
Shamanism The world of the shamans in Siberia and Central Asia, especially of the Mongol, Buryat and Tungus people(Evenks) is related with that of the Turk people in the High-Altai, the Altaic,Khakas and Tuva and with the Bon religion from Tibet.
These Altai tribes today also live in Tuva, where they form clans, and who also in earlier times had a confederation with the tribes of the Urianchai living in the north-western Mongolian area.
Mongush Kham-Kadai died in the thirties of the 20th. century at a winter-pastureat the shore of the river Ak. Back then in Tuva was the class-fight ravaging and so she was not buried in a seri or a sky-burial- as it is tradition- but in a common grave.
The Uyuk culture in Tuva, named after the river Uyuk, where first scientific excavations in tumuli were evaluated, was also a civilization of the Scythian-world type.
These, then, would be the ingredients of the salad to come: The Bulgarian Women's Choir-"the mother",overtone singers from Tuva-"the father", The Moscow Art Trio, with the Russian soul of Sergei Starostin and my own Jewish melancholy, plus a blues singer of some category or other- the children of the peoples of the world.
In Tuva and in Mongolia there are two famous bands which are well-known throughout the world for their excellency in khoomei, the siberian way of singing overtones- Huun Huur Tu and Egschiglen. Khoomei is traditional in central Siberia and there are many styles and songs known.
The film gives an idea something of the‘cultural revival' in Tuva today after the collapse of the Soviet Union, without ignoring the negative aspects of the‘Russification' of Tuva and the economic problems in the present time.
The"fathers" in far-away Tuva smoked their tobacco and sipped their vodka, shaking their heads in astonished patience, whereas their Russian"son", following his people's tradition, preferred not to brood too much about the future.
With digital recordings straight from Tuva and the excellent studio recordings made by the WDR(West German Radio and Television Network), this CD presents a fascinating spectrum of the Tuvinian art of the Chöömej, in which the magical sounds of horse-head violins and the Jew's harp, carry you away, heart and soul, into the vastness of the Tuvinian landscape.
