As a Norwegian who studied at the American University of Beirut, this melody reminds me of some wonderful moments I spent in magical Lebanon. This is a very famous song and music of Fairouz, a most famous Lebanese diva, equal to Maria Callas. Her songs and voice are not only beloved in the entire Arab world, but in France and the US where she was named among the World most divine voices by NPR ( the equivalent of the American BBC). This melody makes me want to go back to Lebanon, the land of the Phoenicians, Europa ( born in Tyre) Byblos where the alphabet was invented and the list is long...
M D Wrong! It isn’t Turkish, it’s originally a Syrian folks song that has been adopted and rewritten by the Lebanese and famous composers the Rahbani brothers. It became so popular, though the lyrics are originally in Arabic, the song has had cross-cultural appeal being sung in other languages. There is a popular Turkish version called “Böyle Gelmiş Böyle Geçer”2 (Comes and Goes Like This...the World) sung by Gönul Akkor. There is an equally popular Iranian version called “Kamtar Zan Shaneh”3 (Brush Your Hair Less...I’m Trapped in the Curls) sung by duet Vigen and Pooran. The melody has also appeared in Hindi, Greek, and Spanish versions making it even more compelling for its nostalgic appeal to people of multiple cultures. How do I know that? I followed a course in intercultural music studies ...
I was surprised when I saw that the background was wayang
Greeting from Indonesia 🇮🇩
MasyaAllah
As a Norwegian who studied at the American University of Beirut, this melody reminds me of some wonderful moments I spent in magical Lebanon. This is a very famous song and music of Fairouz, a most famous Lebanese diva, equal to Maria Callas. Her songs and voice are not only beloved in the entire Arab world, but in France and the US where she was named among the World most divine voices by NPR ( the equivalent of the American BBC). This melody makes me want to go back to Lebanon, the land of the Phoenicians, Europa ( born in Tyre) Byblos where the alphabet was invented and the list is long...
It is a Turkish folk song, Fairouz is great but not so archaic
M D Wrong!
It isn’t Turkish, it’s originally a Syrian folks song that has been adopted and rewritten by the Lebanese and famous composers the Rahbani brothers. It became so popular, though the lyrics are originally in Arabic, the song has had cross-cultural appeal being sung in other languages. There is a popular Turkish version called “Böyle Gelmiş Böyle Geçer”2 (Comes and Goes Like This...the World) sung by Gönul Akkor. There is an equally popular Iranian version called “Kamtar Zan Shaneh”3 (Brush Your Hair Less...I’m Trapped in the Curls) sung by duet Vigen and Pooran. The melody has also appeared in Hindi, Greek, and Spanish versions making it even more compelling for its nostalgic appeal to people of multiple cultures. How do I know that? I followed a course in intercultural music studies ...
From palestine ❤️❤️❤️❤️🇵🇸
@@fjordhellas4077 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C3%A2tibim that was much later, original one was Turkish
@@fjordhellas4077 It's Arabic written by Sayed Darwish
Most beautiful thank you for Turkish music perfirmances are wonderful👍❤❤❤💯💯💯👏👏👏👏
Üsküdar'a gider iken aldi da bir yagmur... greetings from Turkey!
سبحان الله من افضل اغنيتين عندي 😂😂
Background is a craft from Indonesia, a puppet "wayang"
أنتم محترفين عزفكم ممتع وجمال في جمال والانتقاليه ال المقطوعه الثانيه فد شي
I focus on the background. It's Indonesian javanese woodcraft style. Wayang Kulit.
Magnifique !
Je viens de découvrir votre version et cette improvisation à 3... bravo, j'aime beaucoup...
An amazing trio. The quarter notes on the oud are really the iucing on the cake .Excellent job !
I don't think quarter notes were used
I see wayang, i upvote. 👌👌😚
Assalamu'alaikum
I justbdealize that the backgorund of stage is a craftvthat come from my country. Indonesia. A puppet.."wayang"
Mesmerising ❤ Bravi 👏👏👏
Aiwa! Great music!
Outstanding
Awesome play music.....
BTW at the stage, I focus to look at partition with "wayang" Icons....
Amazing precision and performance , love it 😍
الله
فنااااااااااان
حلو كتير كتير الله ع الاحساس رائع...
اذا بقلك انو ٨ سنين مرقو بتصدق؟ 😂💔
شي خارق 👏👏👏👏
Wao amazing
Amazing! Nice job!
Wonderful! :o)
♥ I love it!! ♥
Perfect blend👌beautifully done.
Background from Java wayang Indonesia
هل الأداء في مقام النهاوند ام لا
This is Turkish Song and beautiful song
Actually Egyptian folklore not Turkish
Muhammed Adel yo’re wrong. Do you know ? Üsküdar is place of in the İstanbul.
@@havvanurtan7031 The song is called "بنت الشلبيه" google it
@@havvanurtan7031 "Üsküdar" bize uyarlanmış versiyonudur.
Şarkının asıl adı "katibim" değil mi
رائع
عودك رائع و عزفك جميل .. ممكن الصانع و نوع الأوتار؟
عود من صناعة كميل مويس. صانع فلسطيني مشهور
kok ada miniatur wayang .. ?
Partisi gambar wayangnya bikinan Indonesia.
Cool bro
Lha kok gambar wayang ?
Mntap bro 🔥
this is not bent el shalabiyya, its ya ban at eskendiriyya non?
no this bint shalabiya. the girl of Séville
Watch the whole video. It changes songs around 4 minutes after the percussion solo.
Second part is.
actually the first two minute it's this song th-cam.com/video/m1ZG6XsWLgI/w-d-xo.html
@@fayzakefia1211 the girl of Silves
Muy flamenco !! Y poco original!!!
Muy flamenco !! Y poco original!!!