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Greetings everyone! I was invited to the show “Alganii Hee” from the Television C1, in Mongolia. For an hour or so we talked about what was the trigger to my adventure in Mongolia, what I was currently doing as well as the cultural center Uuguul, the book, the Morin Huur show and a few other …
Greetings everyone! I was invited by Allyson on her show on MNC TV to have a casual conversation.“Steve Morel sharing his passion for Morin Khuur and sing a legend for us on MNC Mongolia. Beautiful song translated into English at the end of video.” It was the first time that I sang for and in …
Greetings everyone! Here is something a little bit different from the usual posts. I was invited in a quite professional cooking show! Two teams against each other. Two non-professional cooks guided by two professional chefs during one hour! And the best dish allows its chef to go on the next step.It was super funny and …
Greetings everyone! I got myself involved in a cooking show created by Mongol HD TV. Four persons participate. One hosts the three others and prepare a meal for them to taste and judge. The host that receive the best note wins the final prize.It was very funny but unfortunately my language was still a bit …
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Greetings everyone! Eagle TV came to my home to ask me 55 questions. It is a little show that they make on a regular basis. It was very different from the usual interviews I had until now, so I really enjoyed it!It’s all in Mongolian language.
Greetings everyone! I made an apparition in the Striking a Chord short documentary shot by Pearly Jacob, for Aljazeera TV. Here, she talks about the modern Morin Huur style, the orchestra, the western education, and the ancestral heritage as well as how those two periods are cohabiting together. Here is the little documentary
Greetings everyone! Another interview for the Japanese TV this time. In this video you can actually see the writing of a calligraphy piece as well as the making of a stone seal. It can give you an idea of the process of doing those two crafts. It’s mostly in Mongolian with Japanese subtitles!