| Spiridon Shishigin - Soul of Yakutia |
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composer: Spiridon Shishigin
editor: Peter Pannke
interpreter: Spiridon Shishigin
booklet writer: Peter Pannke
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| Spiridon Shishigin: khomus (mouth harp) |
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During his Berlin visit in 1998, the Siberian sound shaman Spiridon Shishigin made recordings for his first solo CD, "Soul of Yakutia". Khomus - instrument of seduction with spiritual and healing effects. The area around Lake Baikal is not only the home of the Turks, of the Mongolian and Tartar people, but also the original home of the mouth harp. From here the instrument has spread almost all over the world. The Sakha people say that the khomus (mouth harp) has been their means of expression, central to their existence, for at least three thousand years.
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Tundra
Song from the Whole Heart
Song of a Youth
Lena Waltz
White Horse
Osuochaj
Dance of the Female Shaman
Farewell
Souvenir
Spring Melodies
Childhood Memories
Ysiach
In the Mirror of the Pond
Fantasies of Berlin
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