:: 1930: H 75 First Symphony in C

:: 1941: H 153 Second Symphony for strings and trumpet in D ( Symphony for Strings )

:: 1946: H 186 Third Symphony ( Symphonie Liturgique )

:: 1946: H 191 Fourth Symphony in A ( Deliciae basiliensis )

:: 1950: H 202 Fifth Symphony in D ( Di tre re )

:: Symphony The birds in spring ( Хаврын шувууд )

:: Symphony My motherland ( Миний эх орон )

:: Symphony Melody of the soul ( Сэтгэлийн эгшиг )

:: Symphony In the upland of Hentei ( Хэнтийн өндөр ууланд )

:: Symphony The white stupa ( Цагаан суварга )

:: Symphony The eight bay horses ( Найман шарга )

:: Symphony Celebrity of magnificience ( Баярын жавхаа )

:: Symphony The beautiful country of Mongolia ( Монголын сайхан орон )

:: If the first movement of a symphony succeeds as a musical statement only by following the rules of traditional sonata form fairly closely, then the Fourth Symphony ’ s opening movement initially comes across as a colossal failure.

:: Solo for Flute by Eddie Beckett of the London Symphony Orchestra

:: As to this coming of rain from the mountains, some hold that the clouds carry the rain with them, dispersing as it is precipitated ( and they are right ).

:: Fair Yoshino, mountains

:: I love your fertile valleys ; your dear mountains I adore.

:: Men who overthrew mountains and never submitted,

:: 20px Winner mountains classification

:: Opera The three tragic hills ( Учиртай гурван толгой )

:: Opera The three tragic hills ( Учиртай гурван толгой )

:: Song The lovely city Ulaanbaatar ( Үйлсийн сайхан Улаанбаатар )

* 1883 – 1885 from Kyakhta across the Gobi to Alashan and the eastern Tian Shan mountains, turning back at the Yangtze.

The Yin Mountains () are mountains in the steppe forming the southern border of the eastern Gobi Desert of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, as well as the northern part of Hebei province.

A Mongols | Mongolian yurt | ger near the Gurvan Saikhan Uul | Gurvan Saikhan Mountains ( in the background ); part of Gobi Gurvansaikhan National Park