Disc 1. Masters and traditions. Mahur (Iranian) -- Fakhri havasi (Azeri) -- Balbyraun ( Kazakh) -- Dance of tamir agha (Armenian) -- Uchun dur (Uzbek/Tajik) -- Choban bayati (Azeri) -- Mokhalef (Iranian) -- Shustari (Iranian) -- Lullaby from Itsuki (Japanese) -- Ker-Tolgoo (Kyrgyz) -- Xiao yur er gao = High little moon (Chinese) -- Jiu kuang = wine mad (Chinese) -- Kharagay = The pine tree (Khakas) -- Ilme = Hook (Kazakh) -- The gallop of Jonon Khar (Mongolian) -- The nightingale (Kyrgyz) -- The river Herlen (Mongolian) -- Nava (Uzbek) -- Woy bala = hey kid (Uyghur) -- Meskin II (Uzbek) -- Ufar-e bayat (Tajik/Uzbek/Bukharan Jewish) -- Chabbiyat tazi marghul (Uyghur) -- Shawm and percussion band from southern Liaoning (Chinese). Disc. 2. Minstrels and lovers. Jew's harp melody(Kazakh) -- Khai (Khakas) -- Tepen kok (Kazakh from Mongolia) -- Kogmen (Khakas) -- Excerpt from alpamish epic (Uzbek) -- Beyish namasi = melody of paradise (Qaragalpak) -- Terme (Kazakh) -- Lament (Turkmen from Iran) -- Mashq-e Javanan (Tajik/Uzbek) -- Kuu (Kygyz) -- Sanam (Uyghur) -- Charzarb (Tajik) -- Mizghan-i Siyah = Black eyelashes (Afghan/Tajik) -- Love song (Azeri from Iran) -- Qara olu (kazakh/Mongol) -- Kertolghau (Kazakh) -- Dargilik (Tajik) -- Madh (Takik) -- Zikr (Uyghur) -- Kyrgyz wisdom song (Kyryz) -- Allah madad (Iranian /Afghan) --Alevi song (Turkish) -- Sufi hymn (Turkish).