Meet Your Instructor

Mr. Amarbayar Renchin, a member of the "State Morin Khuur Ensemble" of the Mongolian State Philharmonic, named after Namsraijav Tsegmid, is a well-known virtuoso morin khuurist. While he is the "Amateur Morin Khuur Players' Contest" judge this year, he is also the instructor of the master class to teach you about the skills, techniques, and secrets of the morin khuur that he accumulated over the years of playing and performing experience.

	Awards
2019	"Musician of the Year" of the Ministry of Education, Culture, and Science
2012	The Mongolian President's Prize for Morin Khuurist​
2007	"Artist of the Year" of the Ministry of Education, Culture, and Science​​
2006	Leading Cultural Worker of Mongolia​

	Full Concerts
2016	"Camel Caravan"
2008	"Reason for every notes"​

	Albums
​2005	​​"Mongolian Morin Khuur and Yatga"
​2003	"Little Night Melodies"

	Achievements
2015	2nd Place of the 4th Professional Morin Khuurists' International Competition, which is named after State Prize awarded, People's Artist of Mongolia Jamyan Gombodorj
2008	Winner of the First State Folk Music Competition, which is named after State Prize awarded, People's Artist of Mongolia Murdorj Luvsanjamba
2007	2nd Place of the Second Professional Morin Khuurists' State Competition, which is named after State Prize awarded, People's Artist of Mongolia Jamyan Gombodorj
2004	​Winner of the “World Culture Open International Festival” in Korea

	Performances
2015	ITB Opening Ceremony Gala concert	Berlin, Germany
2011	​Munetsugu Hall	​Nagoya, Japan
​2009	​Pearl Hall	​Beijing, China
​2007	The National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall (Solo)	Taipei, Taiwan
​2007	Osaka NHK Symphony Hall (Solo)	Osaka, Japan
​2007	Bunkamura Orchard Hall (Solo)	Tokyo, Japan
2006	Various Venues	Rome, Florence, Bologna, and Milan, ​​​Italy
​2006	UN Assembly Hall (Solo)	Geneva, Switzerland
2006	Brahms Hall, Wiener Musikverein (Solo)	​Vienna, Austria
2006	​Berlin Philharmonic Hall (Solo)	​Berlin, Germany
2006	Bunkamura Orchard Hall	Tokyo, Japan
2005	​World Heritage Centre, UNESCO	Paris, France
​2004	Suntory Hall	Тokyo, Japan
​2004	National Theatre of Korea	Seoul, South Korea
2003	The Bolshoi Theatre (Solo)	​Moscow, Russia
2003	​Carnegie Hall	New York, USA
​2001	Nаgoya Symphony Hall (Solo)	Fukuoka, Japan