UDU (BURYATIA/LITHUANIA) - UDU
CD (Compact Disc)
Label: CPL-MUSIC
Release date: 21/10/2019
Barcode: 4251329500207
Catalog no.: CPL0000036
Item ID: 483565
UDU unites the musical heritage of Buryatia and Lithuania. Throat singing connected with the Baltic songs of pagan times, when man and nature were one. Their goal is not to identify or show similarities and differences of these nations; rather, it is to share their music composed from the heart.
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