Amenian Folk Music "Oud Solo" (Lute Solo) "Sirahar Yem" & "Kharpert Tamzara"
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- Armenian Folk Songs. This is an instrumental solo played on the 11 stringed fretless "Oud" (lute) and accompanied by the Dumbeg (Hour glass shaped hand drum). The first song of the solo " "Sirahar Yem" (I am in Love with you) is played in 6/8 tempo. The second folk dance "Kharpert (A centuries old area located in historic Western Armernia), Tamzara" (Name of the folk dance).
is an ancient Armenian folk dance in 9/8 tempo
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Wow what an amazing performance! So much soul and feeling! in one piece.I feel entire Armenian history captured in it sad and happy.
greetings from Harput, Elazig... We all were brothers n still we are.... tamzara belongs 2 elazig harput n its people... love from turkey....
taha
Kavkaz music is crazy ,love from greece,old neighbours
One of the most soulful instruments i ever heard. Although it can also be played in a festive way too. This is definitely Areminian more than Arab after the slow intro. Armenian like Greek music has a tendency to be something you want to move, groove and dance too. Although im sure Greeks and Armenians have thier dirges, adagios and minor key music per the occassion the oud is the mother of all lute and guitar like instruments. it is said there is archaelogical evidence of it in Pharoanic Egypt around 3,000 years ago. In ancient greece poets would use a small harp and strum it to the same notes maybe 6 strings meaning just 6 notes. The Islamic Moors brought it to Spain after they conquered it in circa 8th century.
I feel like this was very heavily influenced by Turkish style
@@danielyasin5054 turkish style was influenced by byzantines and persians as well
@@danielyasin5054turks were heavily influenced by the natives of the ottoman empire. pre-ottoman turks had a very different culture, one that resembled closer to the rest of the turkic people in Central Asia and Altai. This is a purely Armenian style folk instrumental.
@@danielyasin5054 you might know this already but for those who don't: Turks were influenced by Armenians and other natives of Asia Minor/. This is well documented in "Western Armenian Music: From Asia Minor to the United States" bu Hachig Kazarian and has ample documentation in history and by ethnomusicologists. Also Hayots Lenasharkh above says is succinctly as well.
Turkish and Armenian ouds are smaller than Egyptian and Syrian ouds. They are usually tuned to a higher pitch, with Arab style ouds in a lower, darker sounding register. Lastly, they are traditionally less ornate than Arab style ouds to produce the most accurate sound possible, even though a professional model can still cost $2000-$4000 even without any mother of pearl designs like many egyptian ouds have. But there is little to no difference between a Turkish and Armenian oud, just the maker.
Turkish, Armenian, and Greek ouds are all the same. The only difference is that Armenians and Greeks played the oud before turks
@@hayots_lernashkharh you don’t know what you’re talking about. Do you even play the oud?
@@MarkOhanesianI do khelatsi. i play. and i was wrong, greek oud isnt the same as armenian and turkish.
Love the sound of the oud... beautiful!
Pretty sound
Bravooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo GREAT
He played on my wedding in 1990 ... Peter Dorian the legend .
Wonderful Oud playing..thank you
super
super super
great!!!!
BRAVOOOOOOOOO
Very nice!
too good!
❤❤❤❤❤❤
msi.😢
Зто уд ,восточный инструмент
Go Peter, go! :-)
INSANE
EABEAD ? Bravo !
What is the traditional tuning for the oud? the song is beautiful!
+Kasabian Kamilla The "scholar" tuning" is up to down: E, A, D, G, C, F. The earlier (medevial and pre-medevial) was only different in the first that was G instead of E.
JM Thanks!
@@JM-xh8mu Hi! I sometimes see tuning in F# is it somehow connected with traditional way of tuning from some specific countries or regions?
what is the difference between a Turkish and an Armenian oud?
its the same, armenians played the oud before the turks because we have lived in present day eastern and south eastern turkey before the turkish migration to western adia
style of play, instrument itself is the same. A lot of what is thought of turkish music today was influenced by Armenian musicians like Kemani Tatyos Ekserciyan
Уд к армянам не имеет ни когого отношение
what is tuning of the oud in this video?
Traditional Armenian style E-A-B-E-A-D 🇦🇲🎶
Если ты играешь на уде,это не означает что уд армянский,это восточный
А что кто-то пишет что это «армянский уд?»
since 1923 in harput ;)
What do you mean by that ??
kharpert in turkey.
you must be referring to Elazığ which is in modern day country turkey. Kharpert is a name of a previous city from Ottoman time.
+Gev G You don't believe that.
+Gev G You are false. In 1906, Kharpert's populations is 15000. Armenian populations is only 5000. Turks and Armenian people lived friendly in this country. But Armenian people manipulating from imperialist country. United Kingdom, France and Russian Empire...
Turks and armenians should live friendly. Over the years the Turkish government is succumbing to european pressure. To me the turkish alphabet is one example of westernification of ottomans. After the genocide the armenians were significantly weakened and part of our people were conquered by european control. This was not a choice for many armenian families. Other remaining survivors relocated across the world and otherwise to istanbul. But wherever we go we try to preserve our identity just like most turkish people that I meet. Long live armenian and turkish culture. One of the oldest companies in the world is armenian/turkish. Read about zildjian
healthy deer... not sick deer.
ms.n😅
sıktııırrrr ..
you sıktır :)
dnem beranet altaic pakhac anter shun
Mari Nikoyan Does not know what logic is. For every action there is reaction. Their is nothing In what I said to be racist or ignorant. She is a typical college educated chor kaloch. She has no common sense nor does she know what it means to be a real armenian.
chor kaloch....I haven't heard that expression since my grandma used it. I'm 80 years old...hahaha😂😂😂