JANUARY: World Voices

Diverse vocal and choral music from across the globe.

WEEK 66 | JAN 26 2026

World Voices —  Naiman Sharag (The Eight Chestnut Horses), Se Enkhbayar (1988)

The Concordia Choir performs “Naiman Sharag,” a piece by Mongolian composer Se Enkhbayar, celebrating the deep bond between horses and Mongolian culture. The composition reflects indigenous rhythms, symbolizing national identity and heritage through the evocative imagery of Genghis Khan’s legendary horses.

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