In All Languages WKCR 89.9 FM Columbia University Radio Jing Li, host New York, NY (20 January 2008)

"In All Languages" devoted an entire three-hour program to Alash and the music of Tuva. Host Jing Li interviewed Alash about Tuvan throat singing and Tuvan instruments. The musicians, Ayan-ool Sam, Ayan Shirizhik, and Bady-Dorzhu Ondar, spoke through their interpreter, Sean Quirk. Listen to selections (edited).

Topic	Duration
What is throat singing?	[1:54]
Are there words with it?	[0:11]
Can anybody throat sing?	[1:51]
What are the stages in a throat singer's education and training?	[1:41]
Has the institutionalization of throat singing changed the quality of the singing?	[2:04]
How do throat singers take care of their voices?	[2:02]
Describe the styles of throat singing.	[1:46]
How is the sound produced?	[3:22]
Describe and demonstrate the igil.	[2:19]
Describe and demonstrate the doshpuluur.	[1:24]
Describe and demonstrate the xomus (jaw harp).	[1:57]
Is the ensemble a recent innovation in Tuvan music?	[0:44]
Does Alash enjoy western music?	[1:38]
Where will Alash go from here?	[1:09]