Talk:Shirnengiin Ayuush

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Notes on referencing

Due to the change of alphabet, transliteration is an issue.
I have seen mention of Sh. Aiusha (1904–37) [note slight difference of birth/death years] in The Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1979), entry on Mongolian People's Republic

And I will also add a likely older reference: Mongolian historian G. Badraha "From the history of Mongolian music," written in 1937

A likely reference by Mongolian historian G. Badraha is "From the history of Mongolian music," written in 1937 -- this found from Badamzhavyn Batjargal's 2000 thesis in Russian, defended in Moscow, ([1]"The problem of periodization of the musical culture of Mongolia")