Baglama was developed much later than Tanbur. Tanbur was originated in Median Empire in Iran and then went to central Asia during the Persian empire and the silk road! :)
It is like ancient jazz. A river of sounds. A play. A genius of guitar. In my intuitions this is one of the roots of quitar. I have the feeling the quitar is a tool from the very old past of the travels, nomad people and horsemen. Even in our times, the country music, the amercan music is associated with image of horses , with their rith. I think the origin is somewhere in Est Asia: Iran, India, Mongolia.
Thank you very much for your reaction and attention to this music A brief description of the tambourine that I hope you like: Tambourine making is attributed to Iranians and from the oud family. The tambourine is the oldest wound stringed instrument, This means that it is the first instrument that has long handles with bowls and chords. Researchers date the instrument to between 1500 and 2,000 BC. The tambourine has a mystical and epic character compared to other instruments. For this reason, this instrument is used to play more epic pieces. There are different types of tambourine, which are: Quchani, Shervani, Baghdadi, Ctesiphon, Chegoor and Qupuz tambourines and two strings. Playing this instrument with similar shapes has been common in most parts of Iran from the past to the present. The tambourine is a stringed instrument in which strings are passed through long handles and bowls and are played with the tap of the fingers. The tambourine is played with four fingers of the right hand without the use of artificial beats, and the techniques of the left hand are similar to other stringed instruments such as strings and setar. The main percussion of the tambourine also includes the types of right, left, city, small, inflorescence, bud, left and right percussion. Always be happy with music and of course 🙏💖
The percussive/scratchy sound occurs automatically when your fingers hit the sound board whilst simultaneously hitting the strings when strumming. You can increase/decrease the effect depending on the position of the strumming hand.
An Iranian here. Thank you Deniz for requesting this. One quick note. I see people in comments suggested this instrument to be Seh-taar (three stringers) but it is not. This is Tabur, a very ancient Persian instrument, sacred for Sufis (along with Daf). A very similar instrument to Tanbur is Dutaar (two stringers). The two instruments are almost identical visually but their harmonics are distinguishable. Please watch this clip for Dutar; and get a bonus of Quannon (feel free to react of you'd like to) th-cam.com/video/S6rXOtJWECY/w-d-xo.html
Hey john thanks for the clip it was great As for the current instrument i should say it is Tanbour and it is one of the Persian traditional instruments We have great many more every one with its very distinct sound You can search the internet for Keyhan Kalhor He is an amazing Iranian artist with the Kamanche one of the other persian instruments And also Santur is another persian instrument with a beautiful distinct sound Try them and will be the fan of persian music i'm sure
It is not the Setar, look at its body size and right hand techniques he's using... Definitely a Tanbur. This shouldn't even be a question between Iranians, come on guys...
Thank you for your great reaction! you should definitely see this one: th-cam.com/video/DKzzuMhRHQU/w-d-xo.html this is a masterpiece combination of this same instrument with the voice of Homayoun Shajarian(live concert)!
That instrument name is "se tar", please listen to a "tar" music or "rastak" group songs too they are perfect ^-^ Tnx for your nice reaction, with love from Iran 🇮🇷💕
this is Tanboor. it is a 3000 years old instrument and the father of many newer ones :)
All those sounds coming from one simple instrument?! That artist is some serious player!
Pouriya Raisi and Mirvahid Radfar are my favourite musicians! Sufi-Music is pure magic!
Wow, this was impressive!!
You really provide a trip around the world in music on your channel. This was stunning.
We try. But you can thank Deniz Günes for that one.
@@JohnCregoWorldMusic true. Great viewer suggestions!
it's like flowing water. :))) So fluid, and effortless. Almost looks unreal. Really enjoyed that. Thanks!
Wow I'm impressed by your senses! You nailed it. Actually that move is called "Shorreh" which in Persian/Parsi means "flowing". 👌
Baglama was developed much later than Tanbur. Tanbur was originated in Median Empire in Iran and then went to central Asia during the Persian empire and the silk road! :)
It is like ancient jazz. A river of sounds. A play. A genius of guitar. In my intuitions this is one of the roots of quitar. I have the feeling the quitar is a tool from the very old past of the travels, nomad people and horsemen. Even in our times, the country music, the amercan music is associated with image of horses , with their rith. I think the origin is somewhere in Est Asia: Iran, India, Mongolia.
Thank you very much for your reaction and attention to this music
A brief description of the tambourine that I hope you like:
Tambourine making is attributed to Iranians and from the oud family. The tambourine is the oldest wound stringed instrument,
This means that it is the first instrument that has long handles with bowls and chords.
Researchers date the instrument to between 1500 and 2,000 BC.
The tambourine has a mystical and epic character compared to other instruments. For this reason, this instrument is used to play more epic pieces.
There are different types of tambourine, which are: Quchani, Shervani, Baghdadi, Ctesiphon, Chegoor and Qupuz tambourines and two strings.
Playing this instrument with similar shapes has been common in most parts of Iran from the past to the present.
The tambourine is a stringed instrument in which strings are passed through long handles and bowls and are played with the tap of the fingers.
The tambourine is played with four fingers of the right hand without the use of artificial beats, and the techniques of the left hand are similar to other stringed instruments such as strings and setar. The main percussion of the tambourine also includes the types of right, left, city, small, inflorescence, bud, left and right percussion.
Always be happy with music and of course
🙏💖
The percussive/scratchy sound occurs automatically when your fingers hit the sound board whilst simultaneously hitting the strings when strumming. You can increase/decrease the effect depending on the position of the strumming hand.
Wonderfull...
First historical appearance of guitar-like instrument was found in ancient Persia, some 3500 years ago
It's in the same family as baglama but I believe it's called tanbour. I get tired just by watching him play. An thank you for listening to me:)
I think you're right about it being a tanbour. He must be worn out by the end. And you are very welcome.
It is setar(se-tar)
سه تار
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An Iranian here. Thank you Deniz for requesting this. One quick note. I see people in comments suggested this instrument to be Seh-taar (three stringers) but it is not. This is Tabur, a very ancient Persian instrument, sacred for Sufis (along with Daf). A very similar instrument to Tanbur is Dutaar (two stringers). The two instruments are almost identical visually but their harmonics are distinguishable. Please watch this clip for Dutar; and get a bonus of Quannon (feel free to react of you'd like to)
th-cam.com/video/S6rXOtJWECY/w-d-xo.html
I think I'll stay neutral on what the instrument is called, for surely I don't know. I'll leave it to all of you to figure out.
Hey john thanks for the clip it was great
As for the current instrument i should say it is Tanbour and it is one of the Persian traditional instruments
We have great many more every one with its very distinct sound
You can search the internet for Keyhan Kalhor
He is an amazing Iranian artist with the Kamanche one of the other persian instruments
And also Santur is another persian instrument with a beautiful distinct sound
Try them and will be the fan of persian music i'm sure
It is not the Setar, look at its body size and right hand techniques he's using... Definitely a Tanbur. This shouldn't even be a question between Iranians, come on guys...
I think I'll stay out of this conversation since I don't know one way or the other.
Very nice!
Thanks 🙏
You're welcome. I enjoyed watching it.
@@JohnCregoWorldMusic 🙏🙏🌹♥️
Wow, what talent! Those fingers were seriously working it.
Also I love your background. 👍
He must be exhausted by the end. Thank you. I try to put something interesting in the background.
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That’s called TLENT🤗
Very interresting
this instrument called Tanbur
Good
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hello , Bi Zamani ..means ..No time ..
Thank you.
Homayoun Shajarian - Rumi
12:23 min. Video
you will like it
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pls react to Mehdi iaghmae -Ajab halieh
There’s a lot more to discover in Persian music and unique traditional instruments they play like the one in this video called Setar
This is not Setar. It's Tanboor
It's called Sehtaar(3-string) or Tanboor.
Thank you for your great reaction!
you should definitely see this one: th-cam.com/video/DKzzuMhRHQU/w-d-xo.html
this is a masterpiece combination of this same instrument with the voice of Homayoun Shajarian(live concert)!
Homayoun Shajarian - Song : Khodavandane Asrar
th-cam.com/video/gzkJsBRWFTM/w-d-xo.html
Coming soon.
Nice👍
Play tanbour solo
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Please react to( sanama) from
Homayoun shajaryan
Tanke you for reaction ..it's setar
It's tanbor
@@Elias-lq9mm Obviously I'm no expert on these instruments. So I won't even try to get in the middle a discussion on whether it's a tanbor or a setar.
You're welcome.
No my dear..it is a Tamboor
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That instrument name is "se tar", please listen to a "tar" music or "rastak" group songs too they are perfect ^-^
Tnx for your nice reaction, with love from Iran 🇮🇷💕
Eric Clapton got nothing on him.
This is setar
no ITS NOT . this is tanbur