The most iconic band from the Republic of Tuva Huun Huur Tu is taking the stage at the National Library Concert Hall this Saturday, the sixth of its China tour. 

Playing a significant role in promoting ancient khöömei (throat singing) music to an international audience and spellbinding crowds with their otherworldly sound and superior musicianship, the band is especially welcomed for its rich-layered rhymes thanks to their masterful use of rare and beautiful traditional instruments such as blowing horns, hang drum, didgeridoo, horse-head fiddle, doshpuluur lute, jaw harp, and much more.

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