dancer: Tserenjargal (male)
A lot of spinning, small leaping, ballet-like movements, with those quirky little extra moves I've never seen until Mongolia
"Melodious Land of Ikelia"
Instrumental; starts relaxing and lovely and pretty, gets misty sad, like something from the past, then at 1:50 the horses suddenly start galloping away! Don't fall off. Oh wait... it ends like you realize you're getting dizzy and you fall on the grass. No harm done.
"String of Melodies"
throat singer: Mendbayr and ensemble
If it seems boring at first, skip to 1:50 where he starts using his voice to do the several sounds at once. Yes, the high pitch is him too.
Khosbayr "Exotic Biyelgee" They must have some kind of desert grassland drugs out there. More little freaky twisty bending movements. I think Mongolian dancers often look like puppets, not real people. I like how in this one each pair gets a chance to dance alone.
Special dance done for the King Queen. 3 guys, 3 girls, elaborate outfits, very upright proper dance with hints of "courting" and pairing off now then.
This song showcases the horse head fiddle, or "Uulen Bor", which is often used to make music with trotting or running energetic sounds, giving images of riding a horse.
![Mongolian Show - \"Ser Ser Salkhi\"](http://img.youtube.com/vi/toA6OCOdrBk/2.jpg "Mongolian Show - \\"Ser Ser Salkhi\\"")
