乌仁娜

Artist Biography For 乌仁娜

Urna Chahar-Tugchi Simply Known As Urna Born 1969 In Hohhot Inner Mongol China Is A Mongolian Singer And Musicist. Urna Was Born Into A Family Of Herders In The Grasslands Of The Ordos Plateau In Inner Mongolia A Society Where Song Was A Ubiquitous Part Of Everyday Life. Her First Musical Training Was Learning To Play The Yangqin The Chinese Dulcimer From A Shanghai Conservatory Of Music Professor Who Was Visiting Hohhot The Capital Of Inner Mongolia. Then At The Age Of 18 She Moved To Study At The Shanghai Conservatory A Challenging Step Since She Had No Knowledge Of The Chinese Language.
With This Move Urna's Life And Career Took A Dramatic Turn. She Decided To Follow Her Voice Leaving The Dulcimer And Concentrating On The Multitude Of Tone Colours Of Her Voice Which Has A Range Of Four Octaves. At The Same Time She Tried To Go Further Than The Common Methods Of Musical Training. Of Her Music She Says “I Interpret My Songs In All My Energies With The Variety Of Life Experiences Therefore I Feel Rebirth After Each Performance.” While Being Rooted In The Traditional Music Of Her Mongolian Homeland Urna Continues To Take Her Music In New Directions. Her Latest Compositions Emphasize Free Brushstroke-Like Improvisations Which Have Been Inspired By Her Recent Experiences With Other Cultures And Musicians And Her Life Outside Of Mongolia. With This Constant Yearning To Take Her Music Beyond Convention Urna Has Performed With Many Internationally-Renown Musicians Including The Hungarian Violinist Zoltan Lantos Accordeon Player Jerzy Bawol From The Polish Band Kroke Ramesh Shotham From India Inner Mongolian Morin Huur Player Burintegus Zhang Quansheng Chinese Sheng Solist Wu Wei Muhammad Reza Mortazavi And Saam Schlamminger From Central Asia And Many Other Folk And Jazz Musicians. In 2003 She Was Awarded The RUTH Prize In Germany For Best International Artist. Urna's 2004 Recording Amilal Life Is A Collaborative Effort That Features Accompaniment From The Highly Acclaimed Zarb Percussion Masters From Iran Djamchid Chemirani And Keyvan Chemirani.
In 2008 Urna Worked With The Mongolian Ensemble Morin Huur For The Film “Chinggisiin Hoyor Jagal” The Two Horses Of Genghis Khan Directed By Byambasuren Davva. Discography 1997 - Crossing 1995 - Tal Nutag
1999 - Hodood
2004 - Amilal
2001 - Jamar Official Site Http //www.Urna.Com

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Biography - 乌仁娜

Urna Chahar-Tugchi Simply Known As Urna Born 1969 In Hohhot Inner Mongol China Is A Mongolian Singer And Musicist. Urna Was Born Into A Family Of Herders In The Grasslands Of The Ordos Plateau In Inner Mongolia A Society Where Song Was A Ubiquitous Part Of Everyday Life. Her First Musical Training Was Learning To Play The Yangqin The Chinese Dulcimer From A Shanghai Conservatory Of Music Professor Who Was Visiting Hohhot The Capital Of Inner Mongolia. Then At The Age Of 18 She Moved To Study At The Shanghai Conservatory A Challenging Step Since She Had No Knowledge Of The Chinese Language.
With This Move Urna's Life And Career Took A Dramatic Turn. She Decided To Follow Her Voice Leaving The Dulcimer And Concentrating On The Multitude Of Tone Colours Of Her Voice Which Has A Range Of Four Octaves. At The Same Time She Tried To Go Further Than The Common Methods Of Musical Training. Of Her Music She Says “I Interpret My Songs In All My Energies With The Variety Of Life Experiences Therefore I Feel Rebirth After Each Performance.” While Being Rooted In The Traditional Music Of Her Mongolian Homeland Urna Continues To Take Her Music In New Directions. Her Latest Compositions Emphasize Free Brushstroke-Like Improvisations Which Have Been Inspired By Her Recent Experiences With Other Cultures And Musicians And Her Life Outside Of Mongolia. With This Constant Yearning To Take Her Music Beyond Convention Urna Has Performed With Many Internationally-Renown Musicians Including The Hungarian Violinist Zoltan Lantos Accordeon Player Jerzy Bawol From The Polish Band Kroke Ramesh Shotham From India Inner Mongolian Morin Huur Player Burintegus Zhang Quansheng Chinese Sheng Solist Wu Wei Muhammad Reza Mortazavi And Saam Schlamminger From Central Asia And Many Other Folk And Jazz Musicians. In 2003 She Was Awarded The RUTH Prize In Germany For Best International Artist. Urna's 2004 Recording Amilal Life Is A Collaborative Effort That Features Accompaniment From The Highly Acclaimed Zarb Percussion Masters From Iran Djamchid Chemirani And Keyvan Chemirani.
In 2008 Urna Worked With The Mongolian Ensemble Morin Huur For The Film “Chinggisiin Hoyor Jagal” The Two Horses Of Genghis Khan Directed By Byambasuren Davva. Discography 1997 - Crossing 1995 - Tal Nutag
1999 - Hodood
2004 - Amilal
2001 - Jamar Official Site Http //www.Urna.Com read less