Tuvan Folk

Tuvan folk music is a traditional style of music from the Tuvan region of Siberia. It is characterized by its unique throat singing, or khoomei, which is a type of overtone singing. Tuvan folk music is often performed with traditional instruments such as the igil (a two-stringed bowed lute), the doshpuluur (a three-stringed lute), and the khomus (a jaw harp). The music is often accompanied by traditional Tuvan dances, which are often performed in a circle. Tuvan folk music is often used to tell stories and express emotions, and is often used in rituals and ceremonies.