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The Living Earth by Tatyana Kalmykova Tatyana Kalmykova : The Living Earth.
 Ancient russian songs and instruments.

The Living Earth is a mystical flight, fusion, experiment, the combination of Russian, Slavic folklore, presented in an extraordinary way, full of improvisation and the vocals of Tatyana Kalmykova, as well as a variety of folk instruments from Russia and other countries of the world. The main characteristic of the group is total timelessness, magic and natural sound. The band teeter on the amazing facets of professionalism and shamanic trance, ritual music and the new Symphony in the World style.

The musicians gathered in 2010, creating a group of "Live Earth". Recording came after 3 years of cohesion. In the album there are only natural overtone instruments such as whistle-old Russian violin with wire or hair strings, zhaleika-Russian wind instruments made of wood and bark, flute, beat - plate bronze bells, santur - Iranian string instruments, as well as a Russian dulcimer built with natural harmony, harp, bass with Moroccan core strings, didgeridoo, percussion from around the World - Bender, Rick, darbuka and bass drums.

Songs:

1. Po Senjam
2. Utushka
3. Kupala
4. Len
5. O Velikem Kone
6. Kak Po Morju
7. Verba

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 08/03/2015
Tatyana Kalmykova lives in Moscow Russia

Tagged as: World, Folk, World Influenced

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