Moonsorrow - Ukkosenjumalan Poika

YOHOR - Buryat and Mongolian folk dance songs. They arose during the tribal system in connection with the festivities on the occasion of a successful hunt. In each district of Buryatia, there are distinctive texts, music and choreography of Y. They distinguish Y. circular and non-circular, fast and slow. Fast Y.- ch. arr. comic, satirical (eg, “Yagarukhai”, “Tukinsky yokhor”); their music is energetic and cheerful, muses. bipartite size. Slow, singing, singing melodies in a three-meter meter, smoothness, and plasticity of the movements of the participants in a round dance are characteristic of slow Ё. Both varieties are most often two-voice, voices move in parallel octaves, fifths and fourths; in the later times, three-voiced E appear. E's songs continue to develop, being influenced by pyc. Nar choral art, pyc creativity. and Buryat composers.