Tickets:
$14 adults, $7 children under 12

Chirgilchin members are recent champions of the Tuvan National throat-singing competition held in Tuva's capital, Kyzyl.  They sing ancient folk songs in the Tuvan language and play their own handmade traditional instruments.

Throat-singing is a vocal form in which one singer produces two or more voices simultaneously, harmonizing one with another to create richly layered melodies evoking central Asian steppes and nomadic life.