Hlaing Win Maung - Dark Clouds The Forerunners

Song Name: Dark Clouds The Forerunners

By: Hlaing Win Maung

Country: Myanmar

Song Local Name: Not available

Album: Myanmar Classical Songs & Pleasing Melody (II)

Link to buy: Not available

Genre: folk music of Myanmar , traditional music of Myanmar , Burmese folk music , saung-gauk , saung

Date Added: 15 Apr 2017

Discovered By: Saung Gauk

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Dark Clouds The Forerunners by Hlaing Win Maung is part of folk music tradition in/by Myanmar. Folk Music of Myanmar is traditionally brother to some other region(s) in the world. If you want to listen to song(s) in the same genre or with the same root with Dark Clouds The Forerunners (or folk music of Myanmar), other than checking Myanmar you can also check music of China, Thailand and Cambodia. From the top menu, first choose the desired region and then find the link from the map or country list.

The saung or saung-gauk is an arched harp used in traditional Burmese music. The saung is regarded as a national musical instrument of Burma. The saung is unique in that it is a very ancient harp tradition and is said to be the only surviving harp in Asia.Inle Myint Maung (1937–2001) was a saung-gauk player from Myanmar. The saung-gauk is a Burmese harp. He was best known for performing classical works, known as Mahagita (Sanskrit for Great Songs). These are from the genre known as Thachinkan, often seen as the most poetic and refined of their era.

Song: Dark Clouds The Forerunners
Artist: Hlaing Win Maung
Album: Myanmar Classical Songs & Pleasing Melody (II)

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