One World, Many Voices

Tuvan seamstress Raisa Tas-ool works on traditional embroidery in the Tuvan demonstration tent.

Tuvan musician and throat singer Angchy Tamdyn poses with Rene Figueroa Cano, a Quechua musician from Bolivia, in the Tuvan demonstration tent.

Tuvan musician, throat singer, and instrument maker Aldar Tamdyn (R) performs with his son Angchy Tamdyn on the Voices of the World stage.

Tuvan musicians Ayana Samiyaevna Mongush, Said Chüldük, and Angchy Tamdyn perform traditional Tuvan music on the Voices of the World stage.

Tuvan stone carver Artur Dorzhuevich Shozhunchap works on a soapstone carving of a bull.

Tuvan musician and composer Ayana Samiyaevna Mongush plays a traditional Tuvan instrument.

Marat Boragaevich Damdyn, a Tuvan instrument maker, writes down requests for supplies as visitors admire his work.

Said Chüldük, a traditional saddle maker, leatherworker, and musician, demonstrates his work.

Aldar Tamdyn performs traditional Tuvan throat singing during a concert.

Cheynesh Ivanovna Salchak and Artysh Kherlievich Salchak discuss Tuvan nomadic traditions on the Talk Story stage.

Tuvan musician, throat singer, and instrument maker Aldar Tamdyn participates in the cross-program panel “Sounds of Nature” on the Talk Story discussion stage.

Tuvan participants perform traditional music during an evening concert.

Sean Quirk, a Tuvan cultural expert and field researcher, presents a Tuvan performance on the Voices of the World stage.

Festival visitors examine Tuvan instruments.

Said Chüldük demonstrates traditional saddle making.

Tuvan participants from the Russian Federation pose in front of the Kalmyk yurts with field researcher Sean Quirk (back, second from left), presenter Chinchi Kungaa (front, center), and One World, Many Voices curator David Harrison (back, second from right).