Music

Repertory:

• Musical play “Sunjidmaa” by D.Luvsansharav, dance drama “The legend of Sun”
• Professional solo works by well known musicians E.Choidog, L.Murdorj, S.Gonchigsumlaa, D.Luvsansharav, as well as music by the next generation of composers including Z.Khangal, N.Jantsannorov, B.Sharav and Kh.Bilegjargal
• Works by musician Yoochinch J.Mend-Amar, horse fiddler Ts.Iderbat, flutist M.Badam, and great fiddler Choijiljav
• Solo works for the national orchestra by D.Tsogtsaikhan (the founder of the Morin Khuur Quartet), Ch.Batsaikhan, People’s Artist D.Ariunbold, and M.Birvaa
• Sh.Ulziibayar, Tsen.Erdenebat, Kh.Altangerel, solo music and dance performance by B.Munkhbold
• “Mongolia’s Beautiful Country” (2004), “Great Land” (2004), “Mongolia’s Beautiful Country” -1 (2010), “Mongolia’s Beautiful Country” -2 (2011), “Mongolia’s Best Musical Heritage Sample” CD (2011) and the DVD of the Mongolian State National Music Orchestra (2012)

Experience of international cooperation:

We have represented Mongolia in more than 50 countries in Asia, Africa, the Americas and Europe, and promoted traditional Mongolian music.

Main staff and artist:

• General conductor: N.Buyanbaatar
• Assistant conductor: E.Munkhbayar
• Wind music group: 15 musicians (flute, small flute, big flute, piano accordian, folk organ, big organ, horn trumpet, trumpet, grand trumpet)
• Basic music group: 20 musicians (yoochin, fair, 13 stringed zither, rich zither (Korean, Chinese 21, 25 strings), bass zither, bow zither)
• Percussion group: 4 musicians (tympanum, small drum, state tambourine, kislophone, vibraphone, mitlophone, tambourine, cup drum, foot cymbals, combined cymbals)
• Bow music group: 32 musicians (small old, middle old, horse fiddle, middle fiddle, big fiddle / B, E fiddle/)

Works and collections:

• “Best of Suld 1, 2” (2016-2018)
• “Police band” jazz concert
• The “Suld” Police Ensemble have been performing in honor of the 70th, 80th, 90th, 95th and 100th anniversaries of the Police, the 80th anniversary of the Capital City Police, the 60th and 65th anniversaries of the Traffic Police, the 90th and 100th anniversary of the Ministry of Justice and the 70th anniversary of the Police Academy.
• It has successfully participated in the 80th anniversary celebrations of the Humanities and Social Sciences University and the historical commemoration ceremonies of provinces, departments and divisions.

Team:

• Mongolian Police Ceremony and Concert Orchestra
• “Ongod” group is a combination of morin khuur, yoochin, tovshuur, guitar, percussion, khöömii and urtiin duu and focuses on post-ethnic and electro-ethnic currents.
• Royal Arte Electric Music Band
• Orchestra consists of 1 general conductor, 1 music teacher, conductor and 21 musicians.

Repertory:

• R.Bat-Erdene’s musical plays: “Algirmaa”, “Sumyaa noyon”, “Khuree horvoo” 
• Kh.Altangerel’s piece: “Ai Nanaa” and Sh.Ayush’s work “Goolingoo”
• Khangardi orchestra: “Aisui Khulgiin Tuvrguun” Х1, 2, 3 performances
• “World Music” concert programmed from samples of world and Mongolian composers
• Concert of soloists “5 tones” №1, 2
• Stranvinsky’s “Rite of Spring” musical play, conductor N.Tuulaikhuu

Main staff and artist:

• Composer: O.Chinbat 
• Conductor: D.Nyamdash
• Horsefiddle musicians: A.Mungun, I.Terbish, D.Ganzol, n.Zorigtbaatar, G.Naranbaatar, B.Bat-Urnukh, D.Tsevelsuren, S.Davaajargal, O.Iderbat, N.Tuvtuvshin
• Former musician: D.Narantungalag
• Ikh khuur musicians: D.Boijoo, B.Erkhembayar
• Young musician: Kh.Barkhuu Ts.Oyunzaya
• Harp musicians: N.Otgonchimeg, I.Egelkhand, G.Gantuya
• Shanz musician: B.Gereltuya
• Flute player: B.Myagmartseren
• Folk musician: G.Shinebayar
• Trumpet player: B.Baasansuren

Works and collections:

• 22 national operas and 16 ballets written by Mongolian composers B.Damdinsuren, S.Gonchigsumlaa, D.Luvsansharav, L.Murdorj, A.Boroldoi, E.Choidog, D., Janchiv, Ts.Natsagdorj, Kh.Bilegjargal, J.Mend-Amar, Z.Khangal, B., Sharav, A.Batdelger and G.Purevdorj
• More than 100 enriched works by about 60 of the world’s best opera and ballet composers including P.I. Tchaikovsky, G.Puccini, G.Verdi, G.Rossini, L.Mincus, J.Bize, W.A.Mozart

Experience of international cooperation:

Since its establishment we have cooperated with Russia, South Korea, Germany, America, Japan and Australia. In 2018, the International Ballet Festival was held on our theater stage for the first time.

Main staff and artist:

The Symphony Orchestra of the Academic Opera and Ballet Theater has more than 50 musicians.

About the organization:

• “BP” LLC “/B production/ is the first recording business entertainment organization with an A class studio have achieved ISO 3382:2009 certification. Since 2006, our organization has been operating sound editing, recording, dubbing and subtitling. More recently our company in cooperation with Britain’s biggest company of SSL, we have expanded to become the first record company in Mongolia to introduce DOLBY SURROUND 5.1 adjustable sound recording studio, which meets world standards and has the latest advanced technology.

Cooperation:

• We provide a broad spectrum of multimedia and film translation services including voice over, subtitling and video translation for organizations such as Skymedia and Central Television.

Main staff:

• Director D.Bold
• Activities Director J.Byambasuren
• Sound engineer S.Nyamdavaa
• Sound engineer, producer U.Tsogt
• Sound engineer E.Delgerdalai

Repertory:

• Performance of a repertoire of classical music from Mongolia and around the world.
• Performance of all music for the Golden Fund of Radio and Television, and for documentaries and feature films of the Mongolian Film Consolidation-State Owned Enterprise.
• Notable compositions performed by the Symphony Orchestra include “Warmest, closest hometown” (by People’s Artist and State Prize winner Ts. Namsraijav), Symphony No. 9 (by Ludwig van Beethoven), and “Samples from Classical Symphony”, “Mongolian State National Phillarmony” and “Gegeen Egshiglen Negen  (by State Honored Artist N.Butenbayar).

Experience of international cooperation:

In 1963 the Symphony Orchestra went abroad for the first time and performed in Beijing and Shanghai. Since then it has played in many cities around the world.

Main staff and artist:

Conductor

• D.Nyamdash
• B.Batbaatar
• B.Anar
• More than 80 highly qualified musicians
• Western musical instruments

Repertory:

• Mongolian folk songs, composers’ songs, musical compositions, feature and documentary films, television, radio, plays, musicals, children’s songs, Russian jazz music, as well as all current forms of modern jazz music from the classical times of world jazz music.
• The “Bayan Mongol” ensemble has recorded and published “Bayan Mongol & Soyol-Erdene” records, “Bayan Mongol” records, “Bayan Mongol-40” double album, “Bayan Mongol” ensemble album, “Bayan Mongol” records, and “Mongolian Philharmonic”.

Experience of international cooperation:

• Russian jazz composer and conductor V. Smagin, Cuban conductors Eddie Gaitan, Raymondo Calisdo, Ray Montesinos and Rembers, and Bulgarian conductor Krill Ekinomov have been invited as guest conductors.
• The orchestra has performed in Cuba, Russia, China, Germany, Hungary, Romania, the Czech Republic, Poland, Uzbekistan, and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.

Main staff and artist:

• Conductor of “Bayan Mongol” ensemble S.Saruul-Od (STA)
• The largest jazz band in the world has a 20-member ensemble of saxophone, trombone, trumpet and rhythm.

Repertory:

• Collection of stage and documentary, feature films, TV movies and plays.
• The Morin Khuur Ensemble has recorded and published music for Best-1.2, Playing Love-1, 2, Folkloric “Silk Pattern”, the State Philharmonic’s “Mongolian Philharmonic” album, and more than 30 albums by well known composers and artists.

Experience of international cooperation:

The ensemble has performed in Carnegie Hall, New York, US; UNESCO Hall, France; Vienna, Austria; Musicverien, Switzerland; United Nations, Switzerland; Berlin, Germany; Russia Theater, Moscow; Beijing National Theater of China; Suntory Hall of Japan; Across Orchard Hall, Osaka; Symphony Hall, Sapporo; Symphony Hall, Yokohama Cultural Center; National Theater of Korea; Qing Ka Shigi Memorial Hall of Taiwan; Hong Kong City Hall; Sha Tin Town City hall; and in Italy, Canada, the Republic of Korea, and Turkey.

Main staff and artist:

• Ensemble leader: D.Tuvshinsaikhan (STA)
• National traditional (horse fiddle, yoochin, zither, grand fiddle), western classical (piano, flute, middle fiddle, percussion) musical instruments
• “Cholugen” horse fiddle quartet
• “Khulan” band
• The harp quartet
• Arga Bileg ethno jazz band
• More than 30 artists with higher professional music education (bachelor’s, master’s)

Filmography:

• “Bosuul” feature film (2015)
• Lovers (2016)
• “Fines Van” feature film (2017)
• “Sword Flower” (2017)
• “Bumirang” / Black red white / (2017)
• Life (2018)
• “Special Assignment” (2018)
• “I am the sun” (2019)
• “Bullets Cannot Be Returned” (2019)
• “Red Mountain” (2019)
• “Wife” (2020)
• “95%” (2021)

Drama

• Drama “Two Worlds Hotel” (2012)
• ” Hamlet ‘monodrama (2019)

Documentary

• “Mongolian blood” documentary (2013)

Solo album

• Introduction to Nomads album (2007)
• “Ertunts” album (2013)
• “Baikal” album (2016)