KHALOO SADEGH

KALAM (NEY-E JOFTI) PLAYING
FROM THE TRADITION OF MINAB
BY
KHALOO SADEGH
(MINAB - HORMOZGAN - IRAN)
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This instrument is a wind instrument with a mouth piece. The ney-e jofti is made of reeds and is a double piped reed. Because of its two pipes, its sound is very ample and attractive. It is an ancient instrument and has been played for several thousands years in the Middle East. Farabi (d. 950) classified two kinds of this reed and depicted them in his book, Musiqi al-Kabir. The ney-e jofti is mostly played in the south and southwestern parts of Iran. Shushtar, Bushehr, and Hormozgan are the main birthplaces of this instrument. Like its counterparts in Khorasan and Kurdistan, the qoshmeh and dozaleh, the ney-e jofti is usually played in the happy ceremonies. Also, the ney-e jofti is accompanied by percussion instruments, such as damam, kaser, and dayere.

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Wow, his playing is so beautiful!

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He is one of the best Kalam players from the southern Iran, Minab, Hormozgan ❤️

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Bravo! Thank you for singing and sharing

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Nice bro

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سپاسگزارم

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This is amazing...

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It truly is

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