What form of chorus is the Eight Stallions' Praise

The Eight Stallions' Praise is an a cappella chorus with tenor lead and mixed voices.

"Eight Stallions' Praise" is a Mongolian folk song composed and sung by the Beijing Angels Choir, belonging to the album "Children on the Mountain".? Eight Stallions' Praise" is an a cappella mixed choral work written by Chinese composer S. Enkhbayar based on the Mongolian folktale "Genghis Khan's Eight Yellow Horses".

The Eight Horses' Praise is an extremely difficult tenor leading voice and mixed voice a cappella. The song consists of interwoven lead and choral voices. The chorus imitates the sound of horses' hooves or wind and sand through the vocals of multiple voices, showing the scene of steeds running on the vast Mongolian steppe, conveying the vastness and grandeur of the steppe. A cappella refers to a multi-part musical performance in which only vocals are sung without instrumental accompaniment, and also includes vocal pieces written for this purpose.

Song Lyrics

Cane! Drink! Drink! The fire of passion, the source of wisdom

The totem of worship, the faith of victory

The flag of the heart, the arrow of the strong

The ideal horse, the sublimation of the idea

The fighting spirit, the sun of revitalization

The battle of the sun. Caw-mi-caw-mi, ding