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Mongolian musician dzhamyan performs a piece by schumann on a two stringed folk instrument called a marinkura (horse head fiddle), moscow, ussr, september 1947
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Date: 21st March 2014
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Mongolian musician dzhamyan performs a piece by schumann on a two stringed folk instrument called a marinkura (horse head fiddle), moscow, ussr, september 1947
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1940s Folk Instrument Mongolia Music Fiddle
EDITORS COMMENTS
In this photograph taken in September 1947, we are transported to Moscow, USSR, where Mongolian musician Dzhamyan mesmerizes the audience with his skillful performance on a unique folk instrument called the marinkura. With intense focus and passion, he delicately plucks the strings of this two-stringed marvel, creating enchanting melodies that fill the air. The marinkura, also known as the horse head fiddle due to its distinctive carved scroll resembling a horse's head at its top end, is deeply rooted in Mongolian culture. Its hauntingly beautiful sound has been an integral part of traditional Mongolian music for centuries. As Dzhamyan expertly plays a piece by Schumann on this ancient instrument, he effortlessly bridges the gap between different musical traditions and showcases the universality of music itself. This image captures not only a moment in time but also reflects the rich cultural exchange that occurred during this era. It serves as a testament to how art can transcend borders and bring people together through shared experiences and emotions. The sepia-toned backdrop adds an air of nostalgia to this powerful scene, allowing us to appreciate both Dzhamyan's extraordinary talent and his contribution to preserving Mongolia's musical heritage. As we gaze upon this remarkable photograph from Universal Images Group (UIG), let us be reminded of our collective human connection through music—a language understood by all regardless of time or place.
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