Haranga

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Haranga
Харанга лого.png
Haranga
Haranga
General information
origin Ulaanbaatar , Mongolia
Genre (s) Hard rock
founding 1989
Founding members
Tsendsürengiin Enchmanlai
Yarinpiliin Odsüren
Tserendordschiin Chuluunbat
Nemechiin Pürewdasch
Chatanbaataryn Lchagwasüren
former members
Changalyn Bulgan

Haranga ( Mongolian Харанга; " Gong ") is a rock band that was founded in 1989 and was the first Mongolian band to play hard rock .

history

When it was founded on October 26, 1989 in Ulaanbaatar , the group did not yet have a name; only later did they call themselves Haranga . They played the first concert, entitled Amidral (“Life”), in the same year, and the tickets were sold out within half an hour. They played rock hits like Ügüilen sanana , Schuuder tsetseg , Ene bol durlal bisch , Tolin chul and Zöwhön Mongoldoo , which are still considered rock classics in Mongolia today.

The albums Erin zuuny chög and Best of Haranga were recorded in Germany and were sponsored by Daimler-Chrysler and Siemens Nixdorf. Sain baina uu Mongolia was played together in 1997 by Haranga and the German rock band Real Mother Fishermen, who were visiting Mongolia at the time.

Discography (selection)

Studio albums

  • 1997: Erin zuuny chög
  • 1997: Best of Haranga (Stonehenge Productions)
  • 2000: Bodlyn tengis
  • 2003: Yertöntsiin öngö
  • 2007: Special Edition Gold

Member albums

H. Lchagwasuren
  • 2011: Tengerleg anduud
  • 2011: Naryg chairla
  • 2011: Sambatiw
  • 2013: Mönch chöch tenger
  • 2014: Mongol eedsch

Music videos (selection)

  • Ene bol durlal bisch (On'n Off Records)
  • Ench Taiwan (On'n Off Records)
  • Chilenzet harts (On'n Off Records)
  • Manan (On'n Off Records)
  • Zöwchön Mongoldoo (On'n Off Records)
  • Züüdendee bi (Nirunfilm Records)
  • Süülschiin schönö (On'n Off Records)
  • Ergech utschral (Lemon Records)
  • Amidral (Lemon Records)
  • Zamd garyaa (Lemon Records)

Concerts

  • 1989: "Amidral"
  • 1991: "Delchii yertönts"
  • 1993: "My Rock"
  • 1994: "5 years of Haranga"
  • 1995: "Terteech ödrüüd"
  • 1998: "Erin zuuny chög"
  • 1999: "Set money schingesen duunuud"
  • 1999: "10 years of Haranga"
  • 2003: "Yertöntsiin öngö"
  • 2004: "15 years of Haranga"
  • 2009: "20 years of Haranga"
  • 2011: "Amidral 2"
  • 2018 "Chairla ..."

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ James Mac Connachie, Mark Ellingham: Rough Guide to World Music. Volume Two: Latin and North America, Caribbean, India, Asia and Pacific. (Rough Guide Music Guides) Rough Guides, 2000, p. 196
  2. ↑ Real Mother Fishermen in Mongolia
  3. ↑ a b c d e hi-fi.mn: Albums by Harangyn Lhagvaa