They know each other very well, they’re from the same village south of Bucharest called Clejani and many of them are probably relatives. The “lautari” (approx translation “minstrels”) is a hundreds of years old job in the Romanian countryside. These lautari play at weddings, anniversaries, baptisms and any type of celebration every weekend all their lives. Playing is like breathing for them. My grandpa used to call the lautari in his village every year for an impromptu concert in his courtyard on St Mary’s day - his name was Marin, and in the countryside name days were more important than birthdays, literally everyone was named after a saint for protection. As for how authentic their music is, they were discovered in the late 80s by an ethnomusicologist from the Village Museum in Bucharest. She organized their first recordings for the museum. The music they play is literally thousands of years old. That’s why the other people from the Balkans recognize the sound, rhythm and the instruments. It all goes back to our common heritage from ancient times. It’s real powerful stuff. ❤🎻
Same here. I was thinking "we're in America, stop it". I love it now and two of my four kids love it. Thinking about it, it's the two that look Gypsy like me that like it.
these guys couldn’t even read musical notes, they didn’t know anything technical about music, they just play by ear and by heart. The violonist on the left (Caliou) played a violinist in a movie and had to learn Paganini. He could play the song perfectly after listening to it for less than 20 minutes. He is the violin god in my opinion.
Wow, definetly gotta watch that movie. Do you happen to know the name of the other violinist playing in this ensemble? I'm pretty sure I've seen him somewhere else but I can't find his name.
@@Wes7Joplin Gheorghe Anghel (Caliu), Nicolae Neacsu (Culai), Ion Manole (Saica), Paul Guiclea (Pasalan), Constantin Lautaru (Costica Boieru), Robert Gheorghe. I’ve included all the violinists that were part of this group some have passed away. The movie in which they’ve played is called The man who cried, you can find the part where Caliu played on youtube called Le concert-Le gitan and there’s a documentary about them, sadly the version with english subtitles has removed a lot of the best parts
This was my father’s favourite music. He passed away a few weeks back. There was no reason for him to ever come across this music, we are in India, but discover it he did…
Wonderful fact about tzigane music from the balkans ... the people that play it originates from india, they are called tziganes, rom people, travel people or gypsies. These people are travelling artists and performers that made it to Europe from India centuries ago. I guess this is why your dad, god bless him, was so attracted to this music, as it shares many similarities with indian raggas and virtuosity . Cheers.
Commiserations for your dad's passing... Gypsy/Romani music shares many similarities with Jewish Klezmer music of the Eastern-European Jews. It's so soulful and zestful. Faster and "happier" than the Jewish music... It also has many similarities to Balkan music, a bit with Greek music, some Turkish and Persian aspects to it, and Armenian/Georgian as well... And there is much in Arabic music that is also shared with certain sounds and instruments. It shows you how connected we all are, culturally, genetically and musically.
0:21 Turcească 8:57 Balada conducatorului 16:46 Rustem și suite 21:06 Pe deasupra casei mele 25:13 Doina, hora și briu 31:12 Cîntec de dragoste ca la Roata 36:37 Tot Taraful
+PakoMusicRomania nu, pure nimic nu sunt, doar bucurie pura, poate ... dar eu gasesc deranjanti oamenii care sar de cur in sus in momentul in care, doamne fereste ... incurca cineva rasa lor 'pura' cu altele .. in rest toate bune
Those songs in uneven bars (7/8 or 5/8) and 4/4 with emphasis on the first note make balkan music so hauntingly beautiful. Romania is famous for it ( Maria Tanase, Faramita Lambru but mostly the lautari like these guys) but you will find equally beautiful music in Albania, Serbia, Bosnia, Macedonia, Hungary. Here are some youtube/google search terms: tambal (cymbalom), lautari/lautareste, taraf de Clejani, tarful haiducilor, Dona Dumitru Siminica, vioara (violin), fanfare ciocarlia ( brass from Romania)
@@dumitrumaruntelu9948Yes, northwest India. As they spread to the west it was once called Roma culture, and still is by some. In recent years, some have wanted a return to calling themselves gypsies. hype
their faces, clothes, music, teeth are Balkan. You not calling yourself Balkan is part of being Balkan. Trust me I am Balkan and proud of it. I would not want it any other way. After all we know and see. Borat filmed his movie in Romania, because of that.
I keep coming back to listen to this awesome music! I don't care if the musicians are Gypsy or Romanian, they are virtuosos and brilliant, every one of them! I don't believe that they"stole" the music from Romanians; Gypsies have a tendency to adopt the music of the people among whom they live and contribute to it. I have a Hungarian background and we appreciate the Hungarian Gypsy bands. In Spain they adopted flamenco, a mixture of different folk music. So what matters is the beauty of the music and the people who produced it!
+youcanfoolmeonce The gypsies created European music, they brought in the arab rebab and the persian ancestor to the hammer dulcimer the santoor, ie the ancestors of both the violin and the piano, the elements of classical music from rajasthan india. they brought in couple's dances which was banned in medieval europe by the church as immoral but grew during the renaissance to become among others the ancestor of hungarian popular music best preserved today in Kalotaszeg Transylvania. What we think of gypsies adopting local cultures in fact was professional musicians playing in local weddings in the local style far more skillfully than locals and over the centuries it's been proven that their original contribution to european music far exceeded all other european traditions combined in its importance which includes all classical music that wouldn't even exist without its gypsy origins. Gypsies frankly possess the most important musical tradition on the planet without them there would be no classical music nor rockn roll or flamenco or tango.
What baffles me it’s that most of these guys didn’t studied in music schools, it’s all self taught. It’s such a great pleasure to see their capacity as musicians.
@@iepule You're welcome! Here is some explanation about negation in the past tense : english4today.com/negative-of-the-simple-past/ www.grammar.cl/english/past-tense.htm
Incredible band. At concerts they used to continue playing after the concert was finished, in the cafe where their public was enjoying a drink. They made probably more money there than they received from their manager for playing the concert in the theatre.
I was born in the wrong place at the wrong time! Or perhaps lived a former life elsewhere. This resonated with me. Fabulous! Thank you for sharing this video. It makes me want to dance!
You were born in the perfect time and place! You get to experience this music on TH-cam and research similar music and help pass it on and keep it alive for future generations!
Get yourself invited to a Romania wedding somehow... my wife had this chance few years ago in Bucharest, and although she was born and raised in Hungary, and does not speak a word of Romanian had the best time of her life... You just cant beat some things :)))
Great music! I am Romanian born (and this group probably speaks speaks both Romanian and Gypsy languages) and I confirm that these “lautari” have music in their veins! They usually don’t do notes, they just play for people’s enjoyment and for money! We hope their kids and grandkids continue their musical journey through time!
Exactly because Balkan music and people are connected to Universum and God. Vatican has been trying to hide that we were the oldest civilization and in 2nd dimension. Our ancestors knew a nature better then we do now.
I am from Istanbul and I find Balkanian music very joyfull and live...My grand father was born in Dobruca Balçık..My father in Provadia...So this music touches my senses deeply...
I'm a Turk my ancestors were as well..There are millions of Turkic people in Bulgaria, Turks, Tatars and Gagauz..what are you trying to say ? An other troll?? to start a dirty discussion!! You can look at your own back..do not dare to talk about others!!
Hey, what I said is not offensive OK, I am not trying to start anything....far from it, Yes, calm down....no one is trying to encroach on your identity...
That was absolutely the most incredible compilation of Gypsy music on the tube I've seen yet. This music should be placed in our human history forever. Those Blokes are the best full stop.
A rectification not gypsy music, but fiddle music. It is a difference from heaven to earth. From the interpreter, I think that half are of Gypsy ethnicity, the rest are Romanian.
Am citit aici multe opinii. Un lucru sa fie clar. Muzica asta e muzică populară din Balcani si nu muzică tiganească. O gasesti in România, Bulgaria, Serbia, Albania si in unele locuri si in Grecia, dar in fiecare țară sunt amprentele culturii muzicale specifice. Interpretii de multe ori sunt romi si e firesc, pentru ca muzica e talentul lor principal.
@@dumitruciocan5everybody is a Roma gypsy here .. and it’s called manele music and that’s comes from Roma who lives in Romania of course it had its origins from Balkan music but these musician Roma tribe developed it into manele ! Ain’t no human in the Balkans played this they play it with a night and day difference only Roma gypsy developed into their own style like this ! Please know the real history of this music called Manele
@@stefanrapiteanu745show me one other then Roma who plays it in this style ! Only Roma musicians play it in this style because they develop it into something different yes the basis are Balkan music but the way they play it it’s night and day difference ! They develop from Balkan music but into a different style of Balkan music called Manele ! Please know the history before you talk bulsh.t ! Ain’t no Europeans or anybody who plays it this way ! It’s the Roma who brought extra styles to it like jazz classical and they own gypsy folklores ! That’s why it’s called Manale ☝️😏
@@ferencfarkas2729 what you say is very wrong. Maneles are an abject subculture that only talks about enemies, money, whores. What you hear here is a compilation of music called "lautareasca", Romanian folk and musical talent of some gypsies who learned music from authentic Romanian lute players. Superlative combination and mixing that comes from ancient times with origins in the Carpathians, from both sides... Please if you want to see the roots, visit www.youtube.com/@Fabr1s For you this am sure will go were is suposed to go...at heart :) th-cam.com/video/ZI2s9FspobA/w-d-xo.html
Tom Holais this is old folklore from my beautiful country Romania....Is folklore from south of Romania...in our language this is call...,, muzica de pe Vlasca"...& I thank 's to all who like our folklore.
Уникални! Къде ли са тези музиканти СЕГА?! Това е някъде 70-те години.. Има българска ритмика тук, в първото изпълнение, но също и сръбско, и румънско, въобще Балкански ритми микс. УНИКАЛНО, хора!
As a classical violinist, I believe every performer can take a page out of these musicians book. Immensely skilled but cannot read music, just feel it, using their ears!! If we all channelled a bit of their performance skills and joy for what they do then even the most amature of instrumentalists will go far!
Do you need to listen music of gypsy bands like this to learn the original gypsy style to play some works like Tzigane and Zigeunerweisen and many others? I live in Vienna and heard that Brahms used to listen Csardas by gypsy bands at Prater, a big park in Vienna, with a glass of wine.
What a remarkable bunch of guys. I play in small jazz group and would hate to have to play a pickup job with them. I would faint from lack of oxygen or my fingers would fall off.
Your comment is very funny.that is why musicians should be in good shape,not overeating,and turning into whales,and over drinking to be stupid.great music.!!😁👍💡🍺🍺💋💕
Ils ont toujours été au top!!!! Du vrai, du lourd!!!! De nombreux groupes ont tenté et tentent de les imiter: ersatz!!!! Ils sont juste l'un des meilleurs groupes dans ce style de musique.
"the man who cried" brought me here. Unfortunately, in Romania they are not so much promoted as they should be. They are... Simply amazing! Their music comes from their heart and touches our heart.
I’ve been listening to a lot of Django Reinhardt lately. I’m getting hooked on gypsy music. Considering these guys were never schooled musicians the music they produced is outstanding.
GENIALI! 👏👏👏PACAT CA NU SE VOR MAI NAȘTE ALȚII CA EI!👏👏👏 Nu știu sa cânte pe note muzicale, dar puteau scoate orice sunete își doreau! REALMENTE INEGALABILI! ❤❤❤ NU au fost onfluiențați sau alterări de nimeni niciodată! Știau muzică populară tradițională mai ceva decât toată arhiva și discografia RADIO! VA IUBESC DRAGII NOȘTRI!❤❤❤
I believe these are the same people that did the music for the Movie, ''The Man who Cried'', With Johnny Depp, and Christina Ricci, Excellent Movie, and the music is unbelievable.
yes,you are right!those are the same who played with johhny depp in the movie,it is the same thing,in romania we know them as taraful din clejani but all over the world they are know like taraf de haidouks!all the best!
Simply wonderful..... and in the black and white superb photography..... these gentlemen are the embodiment of gypsy music...... thank you so much. I’m going to listen again and again. Miss Jenny
So intensely gripping and joyful it makes me feel like laughing out loud just for an emotional release of the energy. Holy crap, how beautiful is this music!
Fantastique musique des Balkans, de l'Albanie a la Roumanie en passant par la Yougoslavie, quelle emotion et quelle vitalite dans ces populaires tourbillons endiables. Comme cela aide a vivre !
The term is "Lautari" and the muzic is Romanian folk music! Traditionally the Gypsies adopted this trade after they were set free from slavery in the late 1800's!
Bei allen " Hin und Her"! Ob man diese Art von Musik mag oder nicht. Diese Menschen "verstehen" Ihr Handwerk!! Besser als manch andere, die ich mir im TV oder Radio anhören muss!!👍
I think that I can safely claim to be the only person in Thailand who, at this minute, is listening to, and enjoying, this wonderful, invigorating music.
Bu-baaaa-mara! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Аутентичная Балканская музыка. Музыка для сердца, для души. Музыка праздников, свадеб, жизни. Мы любим вас, берегите свое наследие, ромалы. ❤️❤️❤️
TVBalkan, I hope you have recovered! At least so that you can smash another bottle! Joking, I think you enjoy this music as much as I do, smashing bottles or not!!
The Grandpa at 8:56 showing extrodinary skill of playing violine with a thin rope. When the situation in tavern is boiling, and you broke your regular tool, you have to find quick way to keep the music flow. This is the best and the most creative way to do so.
They know each other very well, they’re from the same village south of Bucharest called Clejani and many of them are probably relatives. The “lautari” (approx translation “minstrels”) is a hundreds of years old job in the Romanian countryside. These lautari play at weddings, anniversaries, baptisms and any type of celebration every weekend all their lives. Playing is like breathing for them. My grandpa used to call the lautari in his village every year for an impromptu concert in his courtyard on St Mary’s day - his name was Marin, and in the countryside name days were more important than birthdays, literally everyone was named after a saint for protection.
As for how authentic their music is, they were discovered in the late 80s by an ethnomusicologist from the Village Museum in Bucharest. She organized their first recordings for the museum. The music they play is literally thousands of years old. That’s why the other people from the Balkans recognize the sound, rhythm and the instruments. It all goes back to our common heritage from ancient times. It’s real powerful stuff. ❤🎻
Aceasta muzica a fost cantata inca de pe vremea boierilor, adica de mai mult de 100 ani si nu cred ca, cantau ptr baptisti.
... not only balkanians recognize the sound, but others too, who have deep hearts , universal
@@dancalota5274 nu a zis baptisti, a zis botezuri
Thank you so much. I'm from Argentina
Greșit total, Marin este din comuna Roata, lângă Clejani, înainte sa scri, documenteaza-te.
I used to hate when my grandparents blasted this type of music day and night when I was a young kid but now I realize this music is beautiful!
It is perhaps to "complicated" and intriguing for childrens ears, so you are probably not alone in that experience.
NEBUNO, FRUMOASO, REGINA. 💯❤️👍🇷🇴
everyone hated this when they were kids now when we get old we realize how good it actually is
My mother played records of the Great Enrico Caruso and Country Hank Williams. I didn't appreciate them, either.
Same here. I was thinking "we're in America, stop it". I love it now and two of my four kids love it. Thinking about it, it's the two that look Gypsy like me that like it.
these guys couldn’t even read musical notes, they didn’t know anything technical about music, they just play by ear and by heart. The violonist on the left (Caliou) played a violinist in a movie and had to learn Paganini. He could play the song perfectly after listening to it for less than 20 minutes. He is the violin god in my opinion.
Wow, definetly gotta watch that movie. Do you happen to know the name of the other violinist playing in this ensemble? I'm pretty sure I've seen him somewhere else but I can't find his name.
@@Wes7Joplin Gheorghe Anghel (Caliu), Nicolae Neacsu (Culai), Ion Manole (Saica), Paul Guiclea (Pasalan), Constantin Lautaru (Costica Boieru), Robert Gheorghe. I’ve included all the violinists that were part of this group some have passed away. The movie in which they’ve played is called The man who cried, you can find the part where Caliu played on youtube called Le concert-Le gitan and there’s a documentary about them, sadly the version with english subtitles has removed a lot of the best parts
Thank you for this information that is so cool! They’re so talented!!
I want to know.... Can you???
Thanks!!!!
I saw them in Tony Gatlif movie, Latchmo Drom
I think this is some of the best music I have heard in my 65 years of life fantastic
ric david
Glad you still discovering some new music at 65!
@@joselekiwi5695 I think the old boy is no longer with us
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I'm 64 and I agree with you. Best musicians ever !
@@johnturtu2735 The sad thing is the old boy has passed away.
Holy frigging' gods of music! It's eternal, it's Balkan, it's Romanian, it's Gypsy. IT's rock n' roll and jazz!
This one gets it.
Yes!!!
all true...but mainly..its got SOUL!!!!
Lilly it's Balkan. We were long ago one and the oldest civilization on Balkan
@@radudumitrescu1 :))
I'm from Central Appalachia and it kind of reminds me of our cultural music: bluegrass. Music is such a connector of us all.
it's honey for the heart, romanian, gypsy, polish, russian,everyone who feels this music.Greetings from Poland!
I think its felt around the world.
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3rd generation Ukrainian American.... love ❤️
@@stephandrobot6546 3rd generation Ukrainian American. robice wojne a jestesce gwarantami pokoju kurwy trapmek to ruski chuj
Hello from Netherlands but with a bit of irish blood, love
This was my father’s favourite music. He passed away a few weeks back. There was no reason for him to ever come across this music, we are in India, but discover it he did…
ty for sharing , youre dad sounds like a ton of fun
Wonderful fact about tzigane music from the balkans ... the people that play it originates from india, they are called tziganes, rom people, travel people or gypsies. These people are travelling artists and performers that made it to Europe from India centuries ago.
I guess this is why your dad, god bless him, was so attracted to this music, as it shares many similarities with indian raggas and virtuosity .
Cheers.
Commiserations for your dad's passing...
Gypsy/Romani music shares many similarities with Jewish Klezmer music of the Eastern-European Jews. It's so soulful and zestful. Faster and "happier" than the Jewish music... It also has many similarities to Balkan music, a bit with Greek music, some Turkish and Persian aspects to it, and Armenian/Georgian as well... And there is much in Arabic music that is also shared with certain sounds and instruments. It shows you how connected we all are, culturally, genetically and musically.
this has some similarity to Zydeco French Creole music it is the sort of music people play to share passion & joy.
I am sorry for your loss.
I'm from Turkey but my ancestors from Romania! Love this music!
0:21 Turcească
8:57 Balada conducatorului
16:46 Rustem și suite
21:06 Pe deasupra casei mele
25:13 Doina, hora și briu
31:12 Cîntec de dragoste ca la Roata
36:37 Tot Taraful
+Marin Marian ce vorba avem noi ? ... poate tu o ai ... turceasca e cantec al 'neamului' tau ? ... :)) romanesti pure nu sunt, las-o moarta
+Marin Marian pentru tine folclorul suna a rasism... nu mersi
+Romulus-Marius Cimpeanu De acord. Dar nici tiganesti pure nu sunt. Are si Marian dreptatea lui. :)
+Eli Davis Thank you !
+PakoMusicRomania nu, pure nimic nu sunt, doar bucurie pura, poate ... dar eu gasesc deranjanti oamenii care sar de cur in sus in momentul in care, doamne fereste ... incurca cineva rasa lor 'pura' cu altele .. in rest toate bune
No doubt these are some of the best musicians in the world. Playing riffs in perfect unison in odd time signatures. Incredible.
Those songs in uneven bars (7/8 or 5/8) and 4/4 with emphasis on the first note make balkan music so hauntingly beautiful. Romania is famous for it ( Maria Tanase, Faramita Lambru but mostly the lautari like these guys) but you will find equally beautiful music in Albania, Serbia, Bosnia, Macedonia, Hungary. Here are some youtube/google search terms: tambal (cymbalom), lautari/lautareste, taraf de Clejani, tarful haiducilor, Dona Dumitru Siminica, vioara (violin), fanfare ciocarlia ( brass from Romania)
Best are Pandelescu, Zamfir , Copacinschi Emy Drăgoi etc.
Indeed, they are all individual amazing and collectively greater. Great example of that at 36:38 when they all kick off together.
@@fabricechristen3988 exceptional, how 12 people perfectly start together at the exact same time
nobody can play it like gypsy. it's just straight from the soul
and Moldovan tapas sing extraordinarily well
@@mihailvs90 Jews can, not worse.
muzica lautareasca romaneasca cintata de maestri gipsy .muzica gipsy este muzica indiana de unde au originile gipsy
@@dumitrumaruntelu9948Yes, northwest India. As they spread to the west it was once called Roma culture, and still is by some. In recent years, some have wanted a return to calling themselves gypsies.
hype
@@paulwhetstone0473😂😂😂 romali is a Stalin invention , Roma is Capital of Roman empire , Italia
Just one word 'GREAT'
❤️From India
Greetings from Albania. The sound, rhythm and instruments are so familiar. Peace and love to the Balcans :)
No one said Romania is Balkan, and these people are not Romanian they are Balkan Roma Gypsy.
@@maramarnas6244 Romania is Balkan and Hungary is too
Te lumt goja
@@Bence-ht8kc Hungary is not Balkan!
their faces, clothes, music, teeth are Balkan. You not calling yourself Balkan is part of being Balkan. Trust me I am Balkan and proud of it. I would not want it any other way. After all we know and see. Borat filmed his movie in Romania, because of that.
I'm 78 years, makes me want to dance :) Joyful music... Love watching the ease with which they play .....
I keep coming back to listen to this awesome music! I don't care if the musicians are Gypsy or Romanian, they are virtuosos and brilliant, every one of them! I don't believe that they"stole" the music from Romanians; Gypsies have a tendency to adopt the music of the people among whom they live and contribute to it. I have a Hungarian background and we appreciate the Hungarian Gypsy bands. In Spain they adopted flamenco, a mixture of different folk music. So what matters is the beauty of the music and the people who produced it!
+youcanfoolmeonce The gypsies created European music, they brought in the arab rebab and the persian ancestor to the hammer dulcimer the santoor, ie the ancestors of both the violin and the piano, the elements of classical music from rajasthan india. they brought in couple's dances which was banned in medieval europe by the church as immoral but grew during the renaissance to become among others the ancestor of hungarian popular music best preserved today in Kalotaszeg Transylvania. What we think of gypsies adopting local cultures in fact was professional musicians playing in local weddings in the local style far more skillfully than locals and over the centuries it's been proven that their original contribution to european music far exceeded all other european traditions combined in its importance which includes all classical music that wouldn't even exist without its gypsy origins. Gypsies frankly possess the most important musical tradition on the planet without them there would be no classical music nor rockn roll or flamenco or tango.
B.S.
+youcanfoolmeonce I know, right?! Pretty incredible ;)
+youcanfoolmeonce you are a smart boy!respect4u!
+youcanfoolmeonce The gypsies brought flamenco to Spain
The best 44 minutes and 15 seconds of my life.
The smile on the guys face at the beginning... he knows he is a bad ass
Looks like Mr Bean lol
His name is Caliu.
He is the type of guy that can bring a violin to life with his magic. Google him at the Czech Philharmonic.
You're welcome.
Dean Martin with a violin 🤣🤣
Dead Players - Cooked used this melody
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they just enjoy their own music. he is excited to play again with his band
unbelievable. the amount of talent these men have is amazing.
What baffles me it’s that most of these guys didn’t studied in music schools, it’s all self taught. It’s such a great pleasure to see their capacity as musicians.
didn't *study*
@@johndelilo6038 thank you kind sir!
@@iepule You're welcome!
Here is some explanation about negation in the past tense :
english4today.com/negative-of-the-simple-past/
www.grammar.cl/english/past-tense.htm
@@johndelilo6038 thank you! I am a self taugh English speaker. This is not my native language.
@@iepule Your English is really impressive.
I guess your native language might be Romanian.
Absolutely fantastic . These are trully REAL musicians.
Queen of England gave them an award, Johnny Depp handed it to them! He is a great fan! Love them!
source? plz
i don t think it was thr queen of england.
Johnny handed them the bbc world music award in 2002
THE BEST CONCERT OF THE 20TH CENTURY. PERIOD.
Is everybody OK after this explosion of VIRTUOSITY?
not exactly, I am so jealous of these music masters, I am going to paint myself green
This group deserves a thumbs up. We keep coming back to it.
I'm Hispanic I love this music it feels like its alive
HOLY WOW... 5:40 - this guy is amazing on that violin. I can't stop rewinding to watch him.
Caliu. He is older now, but still performing
Insane...!!!
Crazy. He hits all the notes with precision at that speed.
Is that spicatto or ricochet?
pure talent, they can't even read but they are gods of music =)) a lot of gypsies are very good artists
The call and answer between the accordion and violin at 4:43 might be one of the best I’ve heard in any style of music
I love them! Love all the Rom! They took me in when I left home at 12 for a year in the late 70s...love them all...from every place and country!
That sounds like an adventure
Sunt roman,dar sarut mana acestot interpreti!Daca si politicieni ar fi atat de virtuosi,dragilor,am fi departe!
Virtuoso playing at best!! These guys are out of this world!!
So true brother.
Incredible band. At concerts they used to continue playing after the concert was finished, in the cafe where their public was enjoying a drink. They made probably more money there than they received from their manager for playing the concert in the theatre.
Balkan folk music is some of the best folk music in my opinion. So lively and heartfelt.
Romania is in the Carpathian folk music mountains.
@@criztu we play the same music in Serbia
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@@xpanislav rozjebali was a teraz za polske ukrin i litwe sie wzieli pizdziec słowianom? moskale to juz azjaci
Older than jazz, equally crazy! Talking about gifted, geez!
This video of music has over 600 years old. The music has been passe from father to son
Gift. Talking about playing music! The classical is more of exercising and practice. These people are having it! Nice!
Thank you beautiful musicians-------- from Oklahoma, USA! I honor you!
I was born in the wrong place at the wrong time! Or perhaps lived a former life elsewhere. This resonated with me. Fabulous! Thank you for sharing this video. It makes me want to dance!
May be you lived in Romania in a previous life. :)
You were born in the perfect time and place! You get to experience this music on TH-cam and research similar music and help pass it on and keep it alive for future generations!
Perhaps you have Roma blood! Many of our ancestors had plenty incentive to hide that sort of thing! It’d be interesting to look into! ❤ much love!
Danny DeVito killing it on the bass.
Adrenaline on tap. Thankyou.
* dances away into the distance with hands in air *
It’s good music for my earphones at the gym
@@skantiloak so freaking true
KKKKKKKKK!! Love your humor and spirit!!!!
snaps around sir giving good luck
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Get yourself invited to a Romania wedding somehow... my wife had this chance few years ago in Bucharest, and although she was born and raised in Hungary, and does not speak a word of Romanian had the best time of her life... You just cant beat some things :)))
Yep same I went to a friend in Romania invited me and another guy to her wedding . Best fun . This dude said he never had so much fun in his life .
Great music! I am Romanian born (and this group probably speaks speaks both Romanian and Gypsy languages) and I confirm that these “lautari” have music in their veins! They usually don’t do notes, they just play for people’s enjoyment and for money!
We hope their kids and grandkids continue their musical journey through time!
I only found out a few years ago I am of Romanian heritage. I was adopted and never knew for 55 yrs. My biological grandparents were from Romania.
Pure magic! Cosmos! Salutes from Serbia!
Asa ceva trebuie sa apara in programa scolara de muzica clasa1+++++
This is masterpiece, what a Legend... greetings from Indonesia
One of the most amazing piees of music I have ever heard.
This is musical art, it’s soulful to the core. Respect from Greece!
That 'flaire' at the end of each voicing is so lovely. Thanks for exposing your music to westerners in this way.
Respect from Norway
When I listen to this music I feel like I’m transported to another time! It makes my whole body feel alive!💖
❤️
Pour un âge d'or
Exactly because Balkan music and people are connected to Universum and God. Vatican has been trying to hide that we were the oldest civilization and in 2nd dimension. Our ancestors knew a nature better then we do now.
This is one of my favorite videos on all of youtube!! I'm coming back again and again for many years! What a great performance!!!!
Mine too forever. I couldn’t agree more. What… an EXPLISION!
I want to live. With the Monsters. This is Wonderful
I am from Istanbul and I find Balkanian music very joyfull and live...My grand father was born in Dobruca Balçık..My father in Provadia...So this music touches my senses deeply...
SO ..:))) YOU MAY BE BULGARIAN....5 GENERATION BACK???
I'm a Turk my ancestors were as well..There are millions of Turkic people in Bulgaria, Turks, Tatars and Gagauz..what are you trying to say ?
An other troll?? to start a dirty discussion!! You can look at your own back..do not dare to talk about others!!
Levent A wow calm down
Hey, what I said is not offensive OK, I am not trying to start anything....far from it,
Yes, calm down....no one is trying to encroach on your identity...
A fellow Provadian! Nice to meet you :)
That was absolutely the most incredible compilation of Gypsy music on the tube I've seen yet. This music should be placed in our human history forever. Those Blokes are the best full stop.
A rectification not gypsy music, but fiddle music. It is a difference from heaven to earth. From the interpreter, I think that half are of Gypsy ethnicity, the rest are Romanian.
Am citit aici multe opinii. Un lucru sa fie clar. Muzica asta e muzică populară din Balcani si nu muzică tiganească. O gasesti in România, Bulgaria, Serbia, Albania si in unele locuri si in Grecia, dar in fiecare țară sunt amprentele culturii muzicale specifice. Interpretii de multe ori sunt romi si e firesc, pentru ca muzica e talentul lor principal.
@@dumitruciocan5everybody is a Roma gypsy here .. and it’s called manele music and that’s comes from Roma who lives in Romania of course it had its origins from Balkan music but these musician Roma tribe developed it into manele ! Ain’t no human in the Balkans played this they play it with a night and day difference only Roma gypsy developed into their own style like this ! Please know the real history of this music called Manele
@@stefanrapiteanu745show me one other then Roma who plays it in this style ! Only Roma musicians play it in this style because they develop it into something different yes the basis are Balkan music but the way they play it it’s night and day difference ! They develop from Balkan music but into a different style of Balkan music called Manele ! Please know the history before you talk bulsh.t ! Ain’t no Europeans or anybody who plays it this way ! It’s the Roma who brought extra styles to it like jazz classical and they own gypsy folklores ! That’s why it’s called Manale ☝️😏
@@ferencfarkas2729 what you say is very wrong. Maneles are an abject subculture that only talks about enemies, money, whores. What you hear here is a compilation of music called "lautareasca", Romanian folk and musical talent of some gypsies who learned music from authentic Romanian lute players. Superlative combination and mixing that comes from ancient times with origins in the Carpathians, from both sides... Please if you want to see the roots, visit www.youtube.com/@Fabr1s For you this am sure will go were is suposed to go...at heart :) th-cam.com/video/ZI2s9FspobA/w-d-xo.html
جد سعيد أن أكتشف هذه الفيديو وأستمتع بهذا الطرب الأصيل وهؤلاء الفنانين الكبار...
just proves if you are good you don't need a fancy shmancy studio they are all master musicians
These guys have SO MUCH SKILL, and they look so calm while playing! I would love to see them live! Please please come to Germany!!!
They did come to Germany m.th-cam.com/video/SkZWQUEAs_o/w-d-xo.html
U already have thousands of them.
We did . Give us a visa now....we are unwanted
Romania nu o sa mai aive asa ceva fratilor .RESPECT SUPREM
De ce crezi asa ceva? muzica asta patrunde prin secole ai sa vezi.
@@ComboMuster ubogacają lekrzami inzynierami
It's hard to find a music so technical ,and beautiful .
take a nap
I agree
Listen to some progresive metal but yeah, this is awesome
Tom Holais this is old folklore from my beautiful country Romania....Is folklore from south of Romania...in our language this is call...,, muzica de pe Vlasca"...& I thank 's to all who like our folklore.
Уникални! Къде ли са тези музиканти СЕГА?! Това е някъде 70-те години.. Има българска ритмика тук, в първото изпълнение, но също и сръбско, и румънско, въобще Балкански ритми микс. УНИКАЛНО, хора!
Múzica lautareasca,doine,hore,sârbe,absolut tradicional românesc!Multumim pt ca ne tineti viu folclorul!!!!
Amazing musicianship with a nonchalant delivery. The sound flows through them and each demonstrate a level of genius.
This performance blows me away every time!
Dan Conner i like this músic toó!
No matter where are you pause the video you get the most epic screenshots ever with the greatest masculine facial expressions
Name me anyone better than our Romanian gypsys !?? Proud !!! Proud !!!
Proud !!!
This music is part of what has made life worth living for me.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
As a classical violinist, I believe every performer can take a page out of these musicians book. Immensely skilled but cannot read music, just feel it, using their ears!! If we all channelled a bit of their performance skills and joy for what they do then even the most amature of instrumentalists will go far!
Tell us more!!!!
Well said.
Do you need to listen music of gypsy bands like this to learn the original gypsy style to play some works like Tzigane and Zigeunerweisen and many others?
I live in Vienna and heard that Brahms used to listen Csardas by gypsy bands at Prater, a big park in Vienna, with a glass of wine.
@@だよ風来坊 Imagine that… thanks for sharing.
What a remarkable bunch of guys. I play in small jazz group and would hate to have to play a pickup job with them. I would faint from lack of oxygen or my fingers would fall off.
I love u man!
Your comment is very funny.that is why musicians should be in good shape,not overeating,and turning into whales,and over drinking to be stupid.great music.!!😁👍💡🍺🍺💋💕
Ils ont toujours été au top!!!! Du vrai, du lourd!!!! De nombreux groupes ont tenté et tentent de les imiter: ersatz!!!! Ils sont juste l'un des meilleurs groupes dans ce style de musique.
"the man who cried" brought me here. Unfortunately, in Romania they are not so much promoted as they should be. They are... Simply amazing! Their music comes from their heart and touches our heart.
I’ve been listening to a lot of Django Reinhardt lately. I’m getting hooked on gypsy music. Considering these guys were never schooled musicians the music they produced is outstanding.
GENIALI! 👏👏👏PACAT CA NU SE VOR MAI NAȘTE ALȚII CA EI!👏👏👏
Nu știu sa cânte pe note muzicale, dar puteau scoate orice sunete își doreau! REALMENTE INEGALABILI! ❤❤❤
NU au fost onfluiențați sau alterări de nimeni niciodată! Știau muzică populară tradițională mai ceva decât toată arhiva și discografia RADIO! VA IUBESC DRAGII NOȘTRI!❤❤❤
This remains one of the best music videos on YT. I keep coming back for more!
I believe these are the same people that did the music for the Movie, ''The Man who Cried'', With Johnny Depp, and Christina Ricci, Excellent Movie, and the music is unbelievable.
Barbara Blair Sanchez Nein,Das währ Taraful din Clejani
So it was with some of the same guys : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taraf_de_Ha%C3%AFdouks
yes,you are right!those are the same who played with johhny depp in the movie,it is the same thing,in romania we know them as taraful din clejani but all over the world they are know like taraf de haidouks!all the best!
@@emiltruda5376 taraful din clejani means the band from Clejani(their village). same people taraf de haidouks, one and the same.
CORECT
I am proud of this band because it's from my country . anyway...this is art!
I listen to this almost every day.
I had the pleasure of attending a concert with them in Stockholm 20 years ago. They are very good.
Luckyyyy❤️❤️🙌🏼🙌🏼
Simply wonderful..... and in the black and white superb photography..... these gentlemen are the embodiment of gypsy music...... thank you so much. I’m going to listen again and again. Miss Jenny
So intensely gripping and joyful it makes me feel like laughing out loud just for an emotional release of the energy. Holy crap, how beautiful is this music!
That bass run at 3:30 though. 👌
Yes..... the Bass is awesome
Insane man
yes, with only 3 strings it appears. he is a fantastic bassist.
did you know ,the guy play only with 3 strings ,not 4?
@@Kuberniccus his playing habit only involve 3 strings, not 4
The bassist is DYNOMITE!!!
+Robert Ellison only?
Robert Ellison He sing with 1 string minus. It s him originality
Fantastique musique des Balkans, de l'Albanie a la Roumanie en passant par la Yougoslavie, quelle emotion et quelle vitalite dans ces populaires tourbillons endiables. Comme cela aide a vivre !
滅ぼす為に地球に来たとしても、これを耳にすれば、躊躇し、演奏が終わるまで聞きます。
終わったら、一旦帰ります。
Very beautiful the more I read the comments the more happier I get. when does this happen?
The term is "Lautari" and the muzic is Romanian folk music! Traditionally the Gypsies adopted this trade after they were set free from slavery in the late 1800's!
Bei allen " Hin und Her"! Ob man diese Art von Musik mag oder nicht. Diese Menschen "verstehen" Ihr Handwerk!! Besser als manch andere, die ich mir im TV oder Radio anhören muss!!👍
I think that I can safely claim to be the only person in Thailand who, at this minute, is listening to, and enjoying, this wonderful, invigorating music.
kudos to you for having a wide palate in musique!
It s romanian music
Muzica lăutărească
:-D i laughed after i read how you explained it. Its realy fun hear this music
Bu-baaaa-mara! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Аутентичная Балканская музыка. Музыка для сердца, для души. Музыка праздников, свадеб, жизни. Мы любим вас, берегите свое наследие, ромалы. ❤️❤️❤️
Recorded in 1998, so good in 2021! :)
i think is earlier, probably 1990-1995
greetings from serbia
Serbia stronk!
what?
+Alijevski R. I think he meant "strong"
ahhh ok...
from Rumenia!
I love this music. This folk music sounds like jazz to me. Improvisations and good rhythms.
It is Jazz…0
Me parece conmovedora y quisiera saber de qué habla esta canción. La música gitana es llena de vida. Me conmueve.
Я нашла своих друзей и кампанию.божей благословения душа в душу как прекрасно ч не знаю онизажигали везде всюду спасибо.нукус.
It ain't pretty, it's beautiful!
It is Number ONE!
I thought to be a good musician until I watched this video... That skill level is just insane....
And they know no music theory. Everything is teached by their parents, from generation to generation and played by ear.
@@mateiaprozianu3289 asta voiam sa zic și eu
Asta-i muzica ce ne-a reprezentat si ar trebui inca sa ne reprezinte. Radacinile noastre muzicale aici sunt, muzica traditionala romaneasca.
Foarte Frumoase...Si Binecuvantare Muzica Traditionala Romaneasca
TVBalkan, I hope you have recovered! At least so that you can smash another bottle! Joking, I think you enjoy this music as much as I do, smashing bottles or not!!
To see the joy in the musicians as they play is a joy along with the wonderful music!
Thank god this is still on here I’m now 27 first saw this this when I was like 19 now I restored 7 family instruments 2 of wich are violins
Sou do Brasil e amo este belo grupo musical!!! Sunt din Brazilia și îmi place acest grup de muzică frumoasă !!!
Venha para a Europa Oriental e você vai adorar
Това е музика, която може да се слуша от всички, но се изживява и възприема напълно само от балканджийте! Браво!
Musik versteht jeder Mensch!! Egal welches Land, egal welche Hautfarbe!!
Music transcends time and place and culture.
It sounds like a wedding at a country side in romania :)))
Balkan folk music is an untapped awesomeness. I am lucky!
The Grandpa at 8:56 showing extrodinary skill of playing violine with a thin rope. When the situation in tavern is boiling, and you broke your regular tool, you have to find quick way to keep the music flow. This is the best and the most creative way to do so.
is not a rope,is a horse hair
This video is really impressive, thank you for making a quality and valuable product..✈️
This music is the most beautiful music i have heard in a long time. it makes me dance and smile everytime :))