This is a reupload from last year to correct some mixing issues. Tanbur by Ido Romano, qanun by Gökhan Saraç, strings by Akram Berrada, vocals by Farya Faraji. This song is closely associated with the Mevlevi Sufi order, with its roots somewhere in the 19th century. I wanted the orchestration to hearken to a very cosmopolitan, Istanbul-based kind of sound, therefore I forewent the typical Turkish folk instruments like the saz family, and opted for the tanbur and kanun, two instruments representative of Classical Ottoman music, with a contemporary oriental string section. The clip was filmed in the Fatih district of Istanbul. Lyrics in Turkish: Güzel aşık cevrimizi Çekemezsin demedim mi Bu bir rıza lokmasıdır Yiyemezsin demedim mi Demedim mi, demedim mi Gönül sana söylemedim mi Bu bir rıza lokmasıdır Yiyemezsin demedim mi Yemeyenler kalır naçar Gözlerinden kanlar saçar Bu bir demdir gelir geçer Duyamazsın demedim mi English translation: Dear lover, haven't I told you? You're not able to suffer our grief, This is a morsel out of pure consent Haven't I told you that you're not able to swallow it? Haven't I told you, haven't I told you? My heart, haven't I said to you This is a morsel out of pure consent Haven't I told you that you're not able to swallow it? Those who don't eat, will remain in despair Splatter all the blood through their eyes This is a phase, it comes and passes by Haven't I told you that you're not able to sense it Haven't I told you, haven't I told you My heart, haven't I said to you? This is a phase, comes and passes by Haven't I told you that you're not able to sense it
I don't know if this is the best place for this, but I found a channel using one of your songs. I'm only mentioning because there is no attribution. They just removed the instrumental prelude. The song is Aghrab-e Zolf-e Kajet. The channel name is: West Asian Music Channel. They have 2 videos with the same title (Persian Folk Song: aghrabe zolphe kajet), one is yours, and the other includes an album cover of the artist that sings the song.
Hey man i have always been an admirer of your work from Kashmir . Can u please make Kashmiri music . I am sure you have a better understanding of Historical aspects of music or Musical aspects of history compared to me . But the culture of Kashmir is influenced by or rater it is an aggregation of Persian , central asian and indic values . SO if decide to pick up the instruments for this Kashmiri admirer of you it shall be your most kindness . recommended melodies for Kashmiri music (if you are down) 1. BISMIL from the movie the movie haider . 2. Islamic vocals (like you did in the seljuk music ) 3. central asian turkic melodies . please give a reply cause ill be waiting very passionately for your reply
Hi Farya, sorry I haven’t been posting comments all this time and listening to your songs for I cannot feel comforted with everything we are witnessing in the world right now. But this specific melody strikes a genuine chord in my heart as it not only Turkish. Let’s see Farya if you will let this comment stay this time (?): “δε σου το’πα σκύλας κόρη στο γιαλό μην κατέβεις γιατί ο γιαλός κάνει φουρτούνα και σε πάρει και πνιγείς. Και αν με πάρει που με πάει έξω στα βαθιά νερά. Το κόρμι κάνω βάρκα και τα χέρια μου κουπιά. ..” You see Farya there are two sides to every story, no matter how beautiful the melody or the words. And my heart is breaking for my ancestors who sang these words to this melody and also for all those innocents who are suffering their same fate.
i love that how this guy connect all of helleno-eastern cultures together. in social media, iranians, arabs, greeks and turks arguing so much. But in this channel, all of these cultures and races are together and connected to themselves. It's most important and great thing in all above the world i think :D Greetings from Turkiye, nice voice bro.
@@alexander63736of course, each have the same epistemological roots founded upon the biblical worldview. As history unfolds, my hope is that instead of using fire and sword to hammer out worship of the true God (since each system agrees relativism is philosophically impossible, and that false worship brings curses and judgment upon the land), we should use the fire of intellect and love and the sword of truth to convince our brothers in humanity to make the necessary adjustments to their faiths. That said, I appreciate these music videos because it shows we can all still love one another in the middle of having this “Great Conversation.”
I love these Turkish songs... and how I miss Istanbul, one of the most interesting and historical cities in the world! Thanks for sharing another great song with us!
The author of this poem, Pir Sultan Abdal, was one of the greatest poets and rebels in Turkish history. The reason for his death was the poem he wrote to Shah Ismail, “Açılsın Kapılar Şaha Gidelim (Let the Doors Open, Let Us Go to the Shah)” I think you will sing that too.
@papazataklaattiranimam Biz Kaşkaylar Oğuz Türkü kökenliyiz ve ben de İstanbul Türkçesini bir dereceye kadar konuşabiliyorum, yani evet bir dereceye kadar anlıyorum denilebilir
@@papazataklaattiranimamdünyadaki Türklerin kullandığı kelimelerin neredeyse hepsi ortaktır, sadece bazı farkılıklar ve konuşma biçimi farklılıkları vardır. Türkiye Türkçesinde "ben" kelimesi farklı bir Türkçe'de "men" olabilir, Türkiye Türkçesinde "nasılsın" kelimesi başka Türkçede "hanisin" gibi. 2 türk karşı karşıya gelince özellikle de oğuz Türkleriyse çoğu zaman karşılıklı anlaşabilir, bir miktar anlaşamama olabilir tabii.
@@dark64246 Ağızdan ağıza bile değişiyor çeşitli sözcükler, ayrı diller arası kesinlikle 100% anlaşma olamaz her ne olursa olsun. 80% üzeri ise bile öpüp başa koymak gerek😅
@@dark64246 Kaşkaylar yemece diyor yemeğe mesela onu anlamak/çıkarım yapmak çok kolay ama bütün sözcükler böyle olmuyor. Yöresel ve alıntı sözcükler ne kadar artarsa anlaşılma da o kadar düşüyor.
@@papazataklaattiranimam generally yes, but they are some specific differences which makes it more difficult to understand, we have a lot of similar words, but we are using them in different ways, it’s important to catch logic - how it works
Great work! Farya Faraji, with your own style you make excellent versions of traditional songs all along the globe that fills our hearts with joy, thank you so much.
Demedim Mi is back!!!! When I saw a few months ago that you deleted it, I was sorry because I liked it and I still like this song. Now that you've reupload it on TH-cam, you've filled my heart with joy.❤ Thank you from the heart Farya!❤❤❤
@@ahmedsancar6843 yap 💪🏻💪🏻 persian and turk society became together from the great seljuk empire , also azeries are a big part of irans history and society
In Islamic Sufism, those who are in love with Allah(The God) are called Sufis. They are in love with God's glory and wisdom. They must pass tough personality tests to convince God that they are truly in love. In this song, this test is compared to swallowing a piece of food that tastes very bitter and is difficult to eat. (Sorry about Google Translate :) )
oh thank you for uploading it back!!! you can do uzun ince bir yoldayım turkish folk song ti ipermaho byzantine anthem ''benden selam olsun bolu beyine'' ottoman turkish folk song (about the lord of city Bolu and his conflict with a local hero. written by an unknown folk poem.) ''estergon kalesi'' ottoman turkish folk song (a song about a castle in hungary, expresses the sadness of the Turkish soldiers upon losing it to austrians.) thank you support from Turkey
Hi Farya! Love this work! Since you’ve covered folk songs for the US and Canada, would you please consider performing La Malagueña Salerosa for your Mexican fans? 🇲🇽
The 12 day makes me think that theres a symphony in the making. Perhaps it could be about Babur, Abbas or Nader Shah considering it's been 7 months since the Safavids, Mughals and Chagatai came out, about the same time between Narses and Belisarius and the Justinian symphony Could just be epic talking and an epic symphony
Ne zaman kendimi sorunlar karşısında bunalmış hissetsem, bakış açımı yeniden kazanmak, gerçekte her şeyin ne kadar beyhude olduğunu hatırlatmak için gece berrak gökyüzüne bakarım.. Ne olmasını istiyorum, ne olmasını istemiyorum - bunların önemli olduğunu düşünecek kadar bencildim. Gelecek, geçmiş.. endişe veya pişmanlık için harcadığım sonsuz zaman miktarı. Yalnızca kısa ve küçücük bir varoluşun kaybı. Baktığım yıldızların bazıları çoktan öldü bile. Farkında değilim. çünkü gördüğüm şey onların geçmişi. Ben de olanların sadece bir yansıması olabilirim. O kararmış güneşler gibi - cansız ama hâla orada. Gerçek ve önemli olanı anlayacak bilgeliğe sahip olabilir miyim? Tam burada, şu anda çoktan sönmüş bir ateşin solgun ışığı olmama gücüm olsun . ..
Hey man i have always been an admirer of your work from Kashmir . Can u please make Kashmiri music . I am sure you have a better understanding of Historical aspects of music or Musical aspects of history compared to me . But the culture of Kashmir is influenced by or rater it is an aggregation of Persian , central asian and indic values . SO if decide to pick up the instruments for this Kashmiri admirer of you it shall be your most kindness . recommended melodies for Kashmiri music (if you are down) 1. BISMIL from the movie the movie haider . 2. Islamic vocals (like you did in the seljuk music ) 3. central asian turkic melodies . please give a reply cause ill be waiting very passionately for your reply
Bektasilik yeniçeri tarikatı degildi ilk başta sonrasında bektasiler ile yeniçeriler bagdastirildi bu şiirin yazarı Bektaşi ve alevi olan pir Sultan Abdal ve kendisi Osmanlı'nın düşmanı olan Safevi destekcisiydi
It's a poem by folk poet Pir Sultan Abdal(circa 16. century). The poem has another stanza as: Pir Sultan âli şahımız Hakka ulaşır râhımız on iki imam katarımız uyamazsın demedim mi? English: Pir Sultan is our great king Our way arrives to The God The twelve imam is our vehicle Haven't I told you that you're not able to follow it?
Cool song, these turkish sounds have grown on me over the past year thanks to your videos. Also is there a chance you are reworking your rendition of Bugün Bize Pir Geldi? The instrumentals that you added in the standalone version made the song from a solid 7/10 in the Janissary symphony to an easy 9 for me at least :)
Hey Faraj! Thank you for remaking this song. I was eagerly looking forward to you uploading a Turkish song. You really made my day. By the way, welcome to Turkey! I hope you had a great time during your visit.
This is a reupload from last year to correct some mixing issues. Tanbur by Ido Romano, qanun by Gökhan Saraç, strings by Akram Berrada, vocals by Farya Faraji. This song is closely associated with the Mevlevi Sufi order, with its roots somewhere in the 19th century. I wanted the orchestration to hearken to a very cosmopolitan, Istanbul-based kind of sound, therefore I forewent the typical Turkish folk instruments like the saz family, and opted for the tanbur and kanun, two instruments representative of Classical Ottoman music, with a contemporary oriental string section. The clip was filmed in the Fatih district of Istanbul.
Lyrics in Turkish:
Güzel aşık cevrimizi
Çekemezsin demedim mi
Bu bir rıza lokmasıdır
Yiyemezsin demedim mi
Demedim mi, demedim mi
Gönül sana söylemedim mi
Bu bir rıza lokmasıdır
Yiyemezsin demedim mi
Yemeyenler kalır naçar
Gözlerinden kanlar saçar
Bu bir demdir gelir geçer
Duyamazsın demedim mi
English translation:
Dear lover, haven't I told you?
You're not able to suffer our grief,
This is a morsel out of pure consent
Haven't I told you that you're not able to swallow it?
Haven't I told you, haven't I told you?
My heart, haven't I said to you
This is a morsel out of pure consent
Haven't I told you that you're not able to swallow it?
Those who don't eat, will remain in despair
Splatter all the blood through their eyes
This is a phase, it comes and passes by
Haven't I told you that you're not able to sense it
Haven't I told you, haven't I told you
My heart, haven't I said to you?
This is a phase, comes and passes by
Haven't I told you that you're not able to sense it
I don't know if this is the best place for this, but I found a channel using one of your songs. I'm only mentioning because there is no attribution.
They just removed the instrumental prelude.
The song is Aghrab-e Zolf-e Kajet. The channel name is: West Asian Music Channel. They have 2 videos with the same title (Persian Folk Song: aghrabe zolphe kajet), one is yours, and the other includes an album cover of the artist that sings the song.
Hey man i have always been an admirer of your work from Kashmir . Can u please make Kashmiri music . I am sure you have a better understanding of Historical aspects of music or Musical aspects of history compared to me . But the culture of Kashmir is influenced by or rater it is an aggregation of Persian , central asian and indic values . SO if decide to pick up the instruments for this Kashmiri admirer of you it shall be your most kindness . recommended melodies for Kashmiri music (if you are down) 1. BISMIL from the movie the movie haider . 2. Islamic vocals (like you did in the seljuk music ) 3. central asian turkic melodies . please give a reply cause ill be waiting very passionately for your reply
Hi Farya, sorry I haven’t been posting comments all this time and listening to your songs for I cannot feel comforted with everything we are witnessing in the world right now. But this specific melody strikes a genuine chord in my heart as it not only Turkish. Let’s see Farya if you will let this comment stay this time (?):
“δε σου το’πα σκύλας κόρη στο γιαλό μην κατέβεις γιατί ο γιαλός κάνει φουρτούνα και σε πάρει και πνιγείς. Και αν με πάρει που με πάει έξω στα βαθιά νερά. Το κόρμι κάνω βάρκα και τα χέρια μου κουπιά. ..”
You see Farya there are two sides to every story, no matter how beautiful the melody or the words. And my heart is breaking for my ancestors who sang these words to this melody and also for all those innocents who are suffering their same fate.
Waiting for Allah Allah desem gelsem by once again Pir Sultan Abdal
@@mda990yox
i love that how this guy connect all of helleno-eastern cultures together. in social media, iranians, arabs, greeks and turks arguing so much. But in this channel, all of these cultures and races are together and connected to themselves. It's most important and great thing in all above the world i think :D Greetings from Turkiye, nice voice bro.
@@archu_ra superior cultures come together.
Exactly. Our fates are tied together.
Greco-Turco arguments are not hostility even if it seems so to westerners. Real tension is in sreet crimes not on social posts.
@@alexander63736of course, each have the same epistemological roots founded upon the biblical worldview. As history unfolds, my hope is that instead of using fire and sword to hammer out worship of the true God (since each system agrees relativism is philosophically impossible, and that false worship brings curses and judgment upon the land), we should use the fire of intellect and love and the sword of truth to convince our brothers in humanity to make the necessary adjustments to their faiths.
That said, I appreciate these music videos because it shows we can all still love one another in the middle of having this “Great Conversation.”
I love these Turkish songs... and how I miss Istanbul, one of the most interesting and historical cities in the world! Thanks for sharing another great song with us!
Bu adam şarkı yaptığı her dili iyi seslendiriyor
Bu adama madalya takacaksın amk o türden bir kral
Duduk man is either cooking something or taking a well deserved break
Bro’s either about to drop the best symphony ever made or he’s dead, there’s no in between
He could be in jail
The author of this poem, Pir Sultan Abdal, was one of the greatest poets and rebels in Turkish history. The reason for his death was the poem he wrote to Shah Ismail, “Açılsın Kapılar Şaha Gidelim (Let the Doors Open, Let Us Go to the Shah)” I think you will sing that too.
Pirimizin yolundayız :)
Adam açıklamada alevi Bektaşi'nin şiiri yazmış yalnız.
@@user-cw7yi1ew1z Hayır. Alevî Bektaşi literatürüne ait deniyor. Ki üstteki yorumla örtüşüyor.
Bir yerde de olma la.
Day 1 of asking for ancient Egyptian or coptic music
I beg you farya
Hello farya please make a symphony on constantine the great just like you did with justinian please 🥺. Love your videos from india 🇮🇳
The best medieval song maker of 21th century and a Bektashi masterpiece
Bro's not been posting for 2 weeks... Good sign, means something epic is coming
I'm glad this song is back, even though I didn't realise it was gone. 💜
Love your style, I love listening 'Belisarius', I immediately clicked this when I saw it. Greetings from Türkiye!
Adam her dilden söylüyor helal
Farya once again opened up my musical horizons. May Allah bless you, you magnificently majestic man.
_Hindistan'dan Türk halkına ve Türkiye'ye sevgiler ve selamlar_ 🇮🇳♥️🇹🇷
Sağolasın Kral 🫡🔥
🇹🇷❤️🇮🇳
eyw ama gelme sakın.
İran'dan ve Kaşkay kabilesinden Türkiye halkına selamlar🇮🇷☪️❤🇹🇷
Bu şarkıyı anlayabiliyorsun?
@papazataklaattiranimam Biz Kaşkaylar Oğuz Türkü kökenliyiz ve ben de İstanbul Türkçesini bir dereceye kadar konuşabiliyorum, yani evet bir dereceye kadar anlıyorum denilebilir
@@papazataklaattiranimamdünyadaki Türklerin kullandığı kelimelerin neredeyse hepsi ortaktır, sadece bazı farkılıklar ve konuşma biçimi farklılıkları vardır. Türkiye Türkçesinde "ben" kelimesi farklı bir Türkçe'de "men" olabilir, Türkiye Türkçesinde "nasılsın" kelimesi başka Türkçede "hanisin" gibi. 2 türk karşı karşıya gelince özellikle de oğuz Türkleriyse çoğu zaman karşılıklı anlaşabilir, bir miktar anlaşamama olabilir tabii.
@@dark64246 Ağızdan ağıza bile değişiyor çeşitli sözcükler, ayrı diller arası kesinlikle 100% anlaşma olamaz her ne olursa olsun. 80% üzeri ise bile öpüp başa koymak gerek😅
@@dark64246 Kaşkaylar yemece diyor yemeğe mesela onu anlamak/çıkarım yapmak çok kolay ama bütün sözcükler böyle olmuyor. Yöresel ve alıntı sözcükler ne kadar artarsa anlaşılma da o kadar düşüyor.
Welcome dear Farya, perfect pronunciation again! It's nice to see you in İstanbul as your loyal Turkish fan :D
Şiir, Pir Sultan Abdal'ın şiiridir. 16. yy'da yaşamış bir Türkmen ozanıdır. Diğer şiirlerini de okumanızı tavsiye ederim.
Brace yourselves lads, Farya is missing for 8 days, which means he is cooking something big.
It's been some time since the last symphony. Maybe another is on the way
Now already, it's 11 days from releasing last song, he must cooking something really big, like symphony.
@@perska_gabka22or it could be another epic talking
@@h0rn3d_h1st0r1an That would be interesting
fifteen days, he's either cooking up fire or is in Canadian prison
Muhayyilemin yollarının arasında mahsur kaldım kendime, kendi kendime; mâzur gör !
Göklerin şarkısı, halkların yürüyüşü! Köleler!
Lanetlemeyelim hayatı.
He lost two week he might cook something for us
Özbekistan’dan Türk kardeşlerimize selamlar 🇺🇿❤️🇹🇷
Can you understand this song btw?
@@papazataklaattiranimam generally yes, but they are some specific differences which makes it more difficult to understand, we have a lot of similar words, but we are using them in different ways, it’s important to catch logic - how it works
Aleyküm selam kardeşim 🇺🇿♥️🇹🇷
🇹🇲❤️🇺🇿❤️🇹🇷
Selamlar Türk kardeşim
This is an awesome piece. And you singed it perfectly! ❤
Bu coğrafyanın senin gibi sanatçılara ihtiyacı var.
I so respect to you! Good job brother! Greetings from Turkiye!
Great work! Farya Faraji, with your own style you make excellent versions of traditional songs all along the globe that fills our hearts with joy, thank you so much.
Farya, your children are starving, father
8 dias sumido😳
Espero que nosso campeão Farya esteja bem
8 days are nothing; in April this year, he took a 14-day break before releasing The Crusader - Epic Symphony.
@nishantduhan1 Between you and me, a well-deserved break. This musician's playlist is monstrous.
@kaykysoares9152 Absolutely 👍🏻
@@kaykysoares9152
When it takes a while to upload a video, it's because something pretty good is going to come out.
Ele com certeza tá cozinhando uma sinfonia
Welcome to Turkey!!! Your accent and songs are really awesome!!!
2 weeks whitout you is Impossible to live. Please, come back to TH-cam!!!!
Your voice is mesmerizing Farya
Demedim Mi is back!!!! When I saw a few months ago that you deleted it, I was sorry because I liked it and I still like this song. Now that you've reupload it on TH-cam, you've filled my heart with joy.❤ Thank you from the heart Farya!❤❤❤
Very beautiful. With love from 🇦🇿♥️🇹🇷
😍😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰
Universal artist Farya Faraji
love turkey from 🇮🇷
iran people and turk people
have been brothers since the Seljuk times
@@ahmedsancar6843 yap 💪🏻💪🏻
persian and turk society became together from the great seljuk empire , also azeries are a big part of irans history and society
Can you do something about Mamluks it would be so fire🔥. And I liked that one❤
Güzel bir parça ellerinize sağlık. Allah teâla bize mahabbetini ve mehâbetini nasip etsin.
Grettings from morroco to Turkish brothers and sisters and turkey is one of the best countries in Asia and the world too 🧔🇲🇦🤝❤️🇹🇷
Greetings back brother.
🇹🇷❤️🇲🇦
Eurasian culture!!! Greetings back!
Farya sen bir büyücüsün. Geçmişten günümüze zamanlar/mekanlar arası yolculuk yapan bir şamansın...:)
Farya Faraji, I am a big fan of your impartiality of song choice! ❤🌍
In Islamic Sufism, those who are in love with Allah(The God) are called Sufis. They are in love with God's glory and wisdom. They must pass tough personality tests to convince God that they are truly in love. In this song, this test is compared to swallowing a piece of food that tastes very bitter and is difficult to eat.
(Sorry about Google Translate :) )
Many thanks for the explanation my friend
Güzel anlatmışsınız.
bu hangi cemaatten ilk kez duydum.
@@omerpasa3328 Yeni bir şey öğrenmene katkıda bulunduğum için memnun oldum. Tasavvufiye cemaati.
WE NEED MORE TÜRKÜ WITH YOUR BEATIFUL VOICE FARYA!
Damn, I too wish to visit Istanbul someday
La qualité cinématographique de tes vidéos est sans égale 🔥
Bonjour Farya, merci pour toutes ces musiques incroyables, prévois tu de faire une musique franque?
Glad this got reuploaded. It's one of my favourites and I feard you got BS takedowns again
oh thank you for uploading it back!!!
you can do uzun ince bir yoldayım turkish folk song
ti ipermaho byzantine anthem
''benden selam olsun bolu beyine'' ottoman turkish folk song (about the lord of city Bolu and his conflict with a local hero. written by an unknown folk poem.)
''estergon kalesi'' ottoman turkish folk song (a song about a castle in hungary, expresses the sadness of the Turkish soldiers upon losing it to austrians.)
thank you support from Turkey
You have my vote for uzun ınce bir yoldayim . Love to see Farya cover asık Veysel!
Hi Farya! Love this work! Since you’ve covered folk songs for the US and Canada, would you please consider performing La Malagueña Salerosa for your Mexican fans? 🇲🇽
Please continue what you are doing
The 12 day makes me think that theres a symphony in the making. Perhaps it could be about Babur, Abbas or Nader Shah considering it's been 7 months since the Safavids, Mughals and Chagatai came out, about the same time between Narses and Belisarius and the Justinian symphony
Could just be epic talking and an epic symphony
Could be a Tang dynasty symphony
Bu kanala bayılıyorum 🤍🥹
Farya's voice is god's blessing. Can you make something on Scythian music?
Really good arrangement and performance (must be difficult considering it is slow), plus this is a really nice district.
Ne zaman kendimi sorunlar karşısında bunalmış hissetsem, bakış açımı yeniden kazanmak, gerçekte her şeyin ne kadar beyhude olduğunu hatırlatmak için gece berrak gökyüzüne bakarım.. Ne olmasını istiyorum, ne olmasını istemiyorum - bunların önemli olduğunu düşünecek kadar bencildim. Gelecek, geçmiş.. endişe veya pişmanlık için harcadığım sonsuz zaman miktarı. Yalnızca kısa ve küçücük bir varoluşun kaybı. Baktığım yıldızların bazıları çoktan öldü bile. Farkında değilim. çünkü gördüğüm şey onların geçmişi. Ben de olanların sadece bir yansıması olabilirim. O kararmış güneşler gibi - cansız ama hâla orada. Gerçek ve önemli olanı anlayacak bilgeliğe sahip olabilir miyim? Tam burada, şu anda çoktan sönmüş bir ateşin solgun ışığı olmama gücüm olsun . ..
Maşallah Farya Faraji, çok beğendim. Başarılarının devamını dilerim.
Eyvallah, azına sağlık ❤🇹🇷
Hey man i have always been an admirer of your work from Kashmir . Can u please make Kashmiri music . I am sure you have a better understanding of Historical aspects of music or Musical aspects of history compared to me . But the culture of Kashmir is influenced by or rater it is an aggregation of Persian , central asian and indic values . SO if decide to pick up the instruments for this Kashmiri admirer of you it shall be your most kindness . recommended melodies for Kashmiri music (if you are down) 1. BISMIL from the movie the movie haider . 2. Islamic vocals (like you did in the seljuk music ) 3. central asian turkic melodies . please give a reply cause ill be waiting very passionately for your reply
try mughals , its a brilliant work, on his channel only
A simply beautiful performance
ooh this video footage is beautiful as well!!
You must listen to this song by “sami ozer” or “hayko cepkin”.
Very beautiful 👏👏👏👏👏
Amazing work Farya ❤
Nice song!
Suggestion: An Assyrian song :)
40 bin abone'den beri takip ediyorum seni Farya Faraji müziklerin harika ❤
as always, great work
Şah Hatayî' ye ait harika bir deyiş. ❤
Talented brother 🤘🏾
Nice, Bektashi is the order that was the mainstay of the Janissaries!
Ofc if it's from the 19th century the song could easily have been made after their disbandment and doesn't have much to do with them
Bektasilik yeniçeri tarikatı degildi ilk başta sonrasında bektasiler ile yeniçeriler bagdastirildi bu şiirin yazarı Bektaşi ve alevi olan pir Sultan Abdal ve kendisi Osmanlı'nın düşmanı olan Safevi destekcisiydi
amo tu voz ❤️
I love you sm bro.
WE ARE GETTING OUT OF ISTANBUL WITH THIS ONE 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥
YOU TAKE THE MAN OUT OF THE CITY
NOT THE CITY OUT THE MAN
If you want to sing a Turkish song again, I recommend you the folk song "Çökertme"
This. Please!!
I missed this particular version of this song, glad you reuploaded, I was just thinking of it today while walking back home lol.
So calming ❤
One of my favorite Ottoman songs sung by one of my favorite fellow Iranians!
It's a poem by folk poet Pir Sultan Abdal(circa 16. century). The poem has another stanza as:
Pir Sultan âli şahımız
Hakka ulaşır râhımız
on iki imam katarımız
uyamazsın demedim mi?
English:
Pir Sultan is our great king
Our way arrives to The God
The twelve imam is our vehicle
Haven't I told you that you're not able to follow it?
Hocam çok iyi yapıyorsun bu işi ya
Ben de uzun zamandır bunu söylemeni bekliyordum. Farya abi
thank you so much ❤❤❤
Cool song, these turkish sounds have grown on me over the past year thanks to your videos. Also is there a chance you are reworking your rendition of Bugün Bize Pir Geldi? The instrumentals that you added in the standalone version made the song from a solid 7/10 in the Janissary symphony to an easy 9 for me at least :)
Love Türkiye from Türkiye ❤❤
Abi yine ne zaman geldin de kaçırdık ya
çok güzel ağzınıza sağlık. Cem Karaca'dan da dinlemenizi tavsiye ederim o da farklı bir yorumdur.
Welcome to Turkey
Can you please make a cover of the Turkish song 'Çökertme'?
Awesome!!
Could you do the Song Mendilinde Kar getir please.
Perfect... Comments are unnecessary ❤
WHERE ARE YOU
Hey Faraj! Thank you for remaking this song. I was eagerly looking forward to you uploading a Turkish song. You really made my day. By the way, welcome to Turkey! I hope you had a great time during your visit.
beautiful
Güzel Aşık bu şarkının ismi. Demedim mi değil
Demedim Mi is back hurray!
sağolasın
As an Alevi, I really like it ❤️
Farya if youre taking suggestions I would love to see some more songs like your song "The Safavids".
The Safavian era music slaps
Can you please consider making Legio XIII video. I love your work mister.
You have my blessings from Istanbul. Please keep recreating Bektashi songs.
Mükemmel parça 🗣️ Eline sağlık. Sen de bizdensin artık 😁🐺
A Turkish song about Islamic mysticism and Sufism.