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Haranga / Харанга
2013.07.14
Background information
Origin	Mongolia
Genres	Hard rock, Progressive rock
Years active	1989 – present
Members	Khatanbaatar Lkhagvasuren Tserendorj Chuluunbat Tsendsuren Enkhmanlai Yarinpil Odsuren Nemekh Purevdash
Past members	Khangal Bulgan

Haranga (Mongolian: Харанга, gong) is a hard rock/progressive rock band from Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, established in 1989 as the first Mongolian hard rock group. It has been performing in Mongolia since the early 1990s. In 1997, the group recorded two CDs in Germany, sponsored by Daimler-Chrysler and Siemens Nixdorf.

History

In the 1990s, their "Shuuder tsetseg" and "Uguilen sanana" became hits. And title name of "Only in Mongolia" became a popular quote in everyday life of Mongolia. They participated in Mongolian National TV's New Year's program "Tsenkher Delgets".

Members

• Lkhagvasuren Khatanbaatar: vocal, trumpet /1989 - to present/
• Chuluunbat Tserendorj: bass, double-bass, vocal /1989 - to present/
• Enkhmanlai Tsendsuren: lead guitar, vocal /1989 - to present/
• Odsuren Yarinpil: rhythm guitar, vocal /1989 - to present/
• Purevdash Nemekh: drums, percussion /1989 - to present/
• Bulgan Hangal: keyboards, accordion /deceased/ /1991 - 1999/

Discography

• Эрин зууны хөг (The Sound of the Century 1997)
• Best of Haranga (1997)
• Бодлын тэнгис (Bodlyn Tengis, The Ocean of Thought, Unplugged, 2000)
• Ертөнцийн өнгө (Color of the World, 2003)
• Special Edition Gold (2007)
• Амьдрал-2 (Life-2)

References

1. World Music 2000, ISBN 1-85828-636-0 p. 197
2. /1989 - to present/International Cultural Exchange Society | ICES Archived 2005-08-27 at the Wayback Machine
3. ""Харанга" хамтлагийн тухай СОНИРХОЛТОЙ 13 баримт". Ublife. Retrieved 2019-04-19.

External links

• Haranga music samples
• Mongolia Sings its Own Song
• Marsh, Peter, Mongolian Rock and Pop Book: Mongolia Sings its Own Song. 1999. Press Institute of Mongolia/UNDP Mongolia Communications Office. ISBN99929-5-018-8

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Classical	Composers Altankhuyag Ayuush Birvaa Choidog Chuluun Damdinsüren Danzanravjaa Enkhtaivan Erdenechimeg Gonchigsumlaa Jantsannorov Khangal Luvsansharav Mördorj Namsraijav Sansargereltekh Sharav Singers Enkhbatyn Amartüvshin Uyanga Unushihbayar Ariunbaatar Ganbaatar Instrumentalists Mungonzazal Janshindulam Sangidorjiin Sayantsetseg Byambasuren Sharav Orchestras Mongolian Symphony Orchestra
Traditional / fusion	Singers Myagmarsürengiin Dorjdagva Ganbaataryn Khongorzul Namjilyn Norovbanzad Jamyangiin Urantögs Urna Instrumentalists Enkh Jargal Bands Altai Khairkhan Dunjingarav Egschiglen Hosoo and Transmongolia Khukh Mongol Sedaa Khusugtun Jonon The HU
Pop	Hip-hop / rap 2 Khuu Big Gee Dain ba Enkh Digital Gennie Hulan Ice Top Khar Sarnai Lumino Quiza Rokit Bay Tatar Tsetse Pop / R&B Altaa Amarkhüü Anemone Ariunaa Bayartsetseg Bold BX Camerton Dashdondog Egshiglen SweetYmotion Kiwi Lipstick Nominjin Nomin Talst O.Z Onon Saraa Serchmaa Take Off The Wasabies Popular folk Banzragch Bat-Erdene Batsükh Bayasgalan Chinbolor Delgermaa Erdenebat Enkhmend Erdenetungalag Javkhlan Khishigbayar Oyumaa Zangad
Rock	Rock / metal A-sound Altan Urag Chinggis Khaan Chono Growl of Clown Haranga The Hu Hurd Jargalsaikhan The Lemons Niciton Night Train Nisvanis Otgoo Soyol Erdene

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