Egshiglen Mongolian Folk Music Group to perform on October 20

Sep 30, 2013

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Soyol Erdem University, our partner institution in Mongolia, and J. F. Oberlin University will present a performance by the Egshiglen Mongolian Folk Music Group to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of Soyol Erdem University and to further cultural exchange between Japan and Mongolia. The title of the performance is “Grasslands Breeze.”

Egshiglen Mongolian Folk Music Group was established in 1996 by graduates and students of the Mongolian State University of Music, Arts, and Culture. Their goal is to popularize traditional Mongolian music and culture all over the world. They have performed in Japan, Korea, China, Germany, Italy, France, and many other countries. In 2012, they performed in Japan to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the establishment of relations between Mongolia and Japan. Batjargal Ariunzaya, a student in the College of Arts and Sciences at J. F. Oberlin University, will play the morin khuur, a traditional stringed instrument, at the event on October 20.

Support for this performance is provided by the City of Sagamihara and the Honorary Consulate of Mongolia in Sagamihara.

HostSoyol Erdem University
Co-hostJ. F. Oberlin University
Date and timeSunday, October 20; doors open at 7 p.m., and the performance starts at 7:15 p.m.
VenueMorino Hall Hashimoto, next to Hashimoto Station on the JR Yokohama Line
AdmissionAdults: 1500 yen
Students (under 25 years old): 1000 yen
Free for elementary school students
Children under 5 years old are not admitted.

Tickets are available at Family Mart on Machida Campus and at Tama Academy Hills. You can also purchase tickets online at e+.

For further information, please contact the International Center.
Phone: 042-797-9764
E-mail: intl@obirin.ac.jp