Someone from Kazakhstan posted that the instruments play the sounds that the young soldier heard on his way to fight. You can hear the wind, wolves, birds and more. I had to listen to it multiple times to hear the remarkable sounds.
The 2 stringed instrument, Quobyz pronounced Koe bish, is one of the oldest indigenous, in the world, the bowstring and strings are traditionally made with horsehair and gut.
Recently filmed a German tv special opening with, "Dimash Qudaibergan at 28, is changing the face of today's music worldwide. Widely considered a music a music genius.." already critically acclaimed, no air date yet, titled "The Innovators", featuring 5 young adults from around the world who have turned their industries on their heads and impacted them forever.
"Okay." A new offering with a Cuban samba music theme (Latin music a Krutoy passion) can't miss that beat, a sultry bossa nova voiced Dimash against a 1937 Stalinist Russia in sepia and black and white, Stunning! Another brilliant Krutoy/Dimash collaboration everyone is loving!
I am sure some dears will be able to profoundly explain to you the story behind the song better than I do. To give you a bird's eye view, it is about a young soldier who, in 1916 was forced to fight for the Russians. He left behind his aging parents with no certainty if he will be able to go back to his homeland. It must have been a torture for him thinking about who will take of his old parents and provide for their needs. This song brings me to tears every time I listen to it because I could feel the inner torment the son must have suffered while walking away from his parents. I just hope he had siblings.
I've just gone through your Dimash playlist and there's still loads you haven't done. There's none of the songs he did in China like Restart My Love, The Crown, Battle of Memories, Ocean Over the Time, The Meaning of Eternity, Our Love etc You are also missing We Are One, I Miss You, Love of Tired Swans, Golden, Daididau, Durduraz, Kieli Meken, Elim Menin, My Heart Will Go On, Okinish, Last Word, My Star and probably more I've forgotten to mention.
👉This bowl-neck lute played with a bow is an old Turkic stringed instrument and called Kobys or Kylkobyz in Kazakhstan. The Kyrgyz variant, for example, is called the kyl-kyyak. The Kobys is the oldest string instrument in the world and, according to a German scientist, it spread beyond the borders of the nomadic area of Central Asia and became the prototype of all European string instruments. (Turkic means: The Turkic peoples are a collection of ethnic groups from Central, East, North and West Asia as well as parts of Europe and North Africa who speak Turkic languages. Difference between Turkic and Turkish - th-cam.com/video/PqxhtBecVeg/w-d-xo.html ) A legend about Kobyz says that this instrument was created by the great steppe narrator Korkyt-Ata, who lived in the 10th century and that the tool is charged with magical and even mystical properties and sounds like animal voices. In addition, the Kazakh people believed that the spirits of their ancestors spoke to them through this music. The old outlook and piety towards their instruments and music was constantly preserved in traditional Kazakh society and ensured the highest spiritual level of musical art and a special respectful attitude towards musical instruments. Simple people, for example, did not dare to touch the shaman's Kobyz. It is said: The balance between the courses of life and death on earth can be maintained by playing the Kobyz.
👉 Samaltau - names a beautiful place. In Kazakhstan, many women's names have 'samal' as the first syllable. The first performance of this song took place, at the closing ceremony of the Silk Road International Film Festival (2019) - th-cam.com/video/8BlSafjKujk/w-d-xo.html (with backround informations) For Dimash this song 'Samaltau' has a special spiritual meaning. This song, very well known in Kazakhstan, is sung about the hard mass of people, about their suffering. It was written when the Tsar forcibly recruited the young men from Kazakhstan during World War I. They marched endless distances. Many did not understand what to do in a foreign country. Their fields withered and their wives, children and elderly parents were left alone. The Tsar, then the Soviets, attacked the country and harassed, recruited and decimated the population. In 1934, after a great famine, 2 million Kazakhs had survived. Today 18 million people live in the Republic of Kazakhstan, 70% of them Kazakhs, 19% Russians and other ethnic groups. He also sang this song on the Tokyo Jazz Festival in 2020. Because of the pandemic, the annual Tokyo Jazz Festival took place online. Dimash sings 2 songs live in his home studio. : * SOS - th-cam.com/video/WdKYDoqKLP8/w-d-xo.html * Samaltau - th-cam.com/video/UvMRkiYu3Js/w-d-xo.html * Dimash Digital Show 2021- Samaltau - th-cam.com/video/QnQbmB6KXME/w-d-xo.html Dimash also was one of the few foreigners who has been asked to attend the live online show marking the inauguration of the President of U.S.A. Joe Biden (2021). He was there as a representative of his country Kazakhstan and he was also there for his Dears from all over the world. He performed: * S.O.S. - th-cam.com/video/sE-9fQTFyas/w-d-xo.html * Samaltau - th-cam.com/video/OLrFs0WRxgY/w-d-xo.html
Hi👋😊 Miss. Samantha I' am always see you in YT because your my favorite reaction one of the best 😊 by the way I'm Anthony Jude Asensi from Philippines 🇵🇭❤️
While the staging of this is beautiful. I still prefer the 2020 Tokyo Jazz Festival version, done in his studio. Something about the woodwind instrument and the rainstick that just take it to another level.
Im so used to the earlier tokyo jazz festival version that this one seems like he is rushing! I know he isnt- but I do profer the other versions slower pace.
For Dimash, this is the most difficult song to sing, due to the story behind it. Samaltau means Mount Samal. The lyrics are sad because they refer to when in 1916 the Russians recruited young Kazakhs and forced them to fight in the First World War. According to the lyrics, a young man who marches towards the battle zone thinks about what awaits him and suffers for what will happen to his parents, who are old and left alone, and who may not return alive. On the way he also thinks that it will be the last time he will see his house and his beautiful mountains. For Dimash, family union and love for her is one of the greatest things, hence the difficulty in interpreting it. The Russian tsar and recruiters treated us like cattle (they didn't feed us, they kept us in unsanitary conditions). That is why, out of 400,000 (Kazakh) soldiers recruited in the first months, 150,000 died of disease and starvation. They did not give us weapons, they fought with shovels against cannons and rifles. Of the 400,000 Kazakh soldiers, 300,000 conscripted Kazakhs did not return home (the fate of the author of this song is unknown; perhaps he died in that war)
Esa canción corre por sus Venas Cancion histórica de 1916 prohibida mientras Kazajistán estuvo bajo la dominación ruso/soviética porque es una triste protesta a esa autoridad impuesta. Durante la primera Guerra Mundial el zar de rusia decreta el enrolamiento obligatorio de los kazajos de 19 a 39 años De autor anónimo, la letra da informacion sobre su procedencia: Samaltau, norte de Kazajistán y sobre su edad: nacido en el año de la vaca, 1888, tendría 28 años al comenzar la guerra. Sin provisiones ni medios los kazajos fueron llevados al frente caminando miles de kilómetros dejando a sus familias en una tierra dura donde los niños y ancianos dependían de los jóvenes para proveerles de sustento. Samal tau es la cancion de esos conscriptos.
Make a playlist for Dimash! More Dimash! ♥️🎤🎶🎼♥️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Beautiful lyrics and vocals.
This is one of my favourite Dimash songs. It’s so powerful and moving.
Fantástico mi amado Dimash 💖💗🌻🌼
Someone from Kazakhstan posted that the instruments play the sounds that the young soldier heard on his way to fight. You can hear the wind, wolves, birds and more. I had to listen to it multiple times to hear the remarkable sounds.
He sung in others shows like Tokyo Jazz Festival 2020 I think🥰🥰💚💛🇧🇷🇧🇷
amazing!!
The 2 stringed instrument, Quobyz pronounced Koe bish, is one of the oldest indigenous, in the world, the bowstring and strings are traditionally made with horsehair and gut.
Recently filmed a German tv special opening with, "Dimash Qudaibergan at 28, is changing the face of today's music worldwide. Widely considered a music a music genius.." already critically acclaimed, no air date yet, titled "The Innovators", featuring 5 young adults from around the world who have turned their industries on their heads and impacted them forever.
Ooh! That sounds great 😊
Thanks for the info.
"Okay." A new offering with a Cuban samba music theme (Latin music a Krutoy passion) can't miss that beat, a sultry bossa nova voiced Dimash against a 1937 Stalinist Russia in sepia and black and white, Stunning! Another brilliant Krutoy/Dimash collaboration everyone is loving!
This ( imo) the best video of this performance, great atmosphere and of course, haunting vocals by our awesome Dimash
I am sure some dears will be able to profoundly explain to you the story behind the song better than I do. To give you a bird's eye view, it is about a young soldier who, in 1916 was forced to fight for the Russians. He left behind his aging parents with no certainty if he will be able to go back to his homeland. It must have been a torture for him thinking about who will take of his old parents and provide for their needs.
This song brings me to tears every time I listen to it because I could feel the inner torment the son must have suffered while walking away from his parents. I just hope he had siblings.
I've just gone through your Dimash playlist and there's still loads you haven't done. There's none of the songs he did in China like Restart My Love, The Crown, Battle of Memories, Ocean Over the Time, The Meaning of Eternity, Our Love etc
You are also missing We Are One, I Miss You, Love of Tired Swans, Golden, Daididau, Durduraz, Kieli Meken, Elim Menin, My Heart Will Go On, Okinish, Last Word, My Star and probably more I've forgotten to mention.
She's done Okay
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👉This bowl-neck lute played with a bow is an old Turkic stringed instrument and called Kobys or Kylkobyz in Kazakhstan. The Kyrgyz variant, for example, is called the kyl-kyyak.
The Kobys is the oldest string instrument in the world and, according to a German scientist, it spread beyond the borders of the nomadic area of Central Asia and became the prototype of all European string instruments.
(Turkic means: The Turkic peoples are a collection of ethnic groups from Central, East, North and West Asia as well as parts of Europe and North Africa who speak Turkic languages. Difference between Turkic and Turkish - th-cam.com/video/PqxhtBecVeg/w-d-xo.html )
A legend about Kobyz says that this instrument was created by the great steppe narrator Korkyt-Ata, who lived in the 10th century and that the tool is charged with magical and even mystical properties and sounds like animal voices. In addition, the Kazakh people believed that the spirits of their ancestors spoke to them through this music.
The old outlook and piety towards their instruments and music was constantly preserved in traditional Kazakh society and ensured the highest spiritual level of musical art and a special respectful attitude towards musical instruments. Simple people, for example, did not dare to touch the shaman's Kobyz. It is said: The balance between the courses of life and death on earth can be maintained by playing the Kobyz.
👉 Samaltau - names a beautiful place. In Kazakhstan, many women's names have 'samal' as the first syllable.
The first performance of this song took place, at the closing ceremony of the Silk Road International Film Festival (2019) - th-cam.com/video/8BlSafjKujk/w-d-xo.html (with backround informations)
For Dimash this song 'Samaltau' has a special spiritual meaning. This song, very well known in Kazakhstan, is sung about the hard mass of people, about their suffering. It was written when the Tsar forcibly recruited the young men from Kazakhstan during World War I. They marched endless distances. Many did not understand what to do in a foreign country. Their fields withered and their wives, children and elderly parents were left alone.
The Tsar, then the Soviets, attacked the country and harassed, recruited and decimated the population. In 1934, after a great famine, 2 million Kazakhs had survived. Today 18 million people live in the Republic of Kazakhstan, 70% of them Kazakhs, 19% Russians and other ethnic groups.
He also sang this song on the Tokyo Jazz Festival in 2020. Because of the pandemic, the annual Tokyo Jazz Festival took place online. Dimash sings 2 songs live in his home studio. :
* SOS - th-cam.com/video/WdKYDoqKLP8/w-d-xo.html
* Samaltau - th-cam.com/video/UvMRkiYu3Js/w-d-xo.html
* Dimash Digital Show 2021- Samaltau - th-cam.com/video/QnQbmB6KXME/w-d-xo.html
Dimash also was one of the few foreigners who has been asked to attend the live online show marking the inauguration of the President of U.S.A. Joe Biden (2021). He was there as a representative of his country Kazakhstan and he was also there for his Dears from all over the world. He performed:
* S.O.S. - th-cam.com/video/sE-9fQTFyas/w-d-xo.html
* Samaltau - th-cam.com/video/OLrFs0WRxgY/w-d-xo.html
You look how I felt listening to this. Nice reaction. Wasn’t this just...sublime?
Check the one from tokyo jazz
Hi👋😊 Miss. Samantha I' am always see you in YT because your my favorite reaction one of the best 😊 by the way I'm Anthony Jude Asensi from Philippines 🇵🇭❤️
While the staging of this is beautiful. I still prefer the 2020 Tokyo Jazz Festival version, done in his studio. Something about the woodwind instrument and the rainstick that just take it to another level.
Yes, and he have a very nice studio with many instruments of his country, on the wall. And it is very hard to sing, sitting like that
Im so used to the earlier tokyo jazz festival version that this one seems like he is rushing! I know he isnt- but I do profer the other versions slower pace.
For Dimash, this is the most difficult song to sing,
due to the story behind it. Samaltau means Mount
Samal. The lyrics are sad because they refer to
when in 1916 the Russians recruited young
Kazakhs and forced them to fight in the First
World War. According to the lyrics, a young man
who marches towards the battle zone thinks
about what awaits him and suffers for what will
happen to his parents, who are old and left alone,
and who may not return alive. On the way he also
thinks that it will be the last time he will see his
house and his beautiful mountains. For Dimash,
family union and love for her is one of the
greatest things, hence the difficulty in interpreting
it.
The Russian tsar and recruiters treated us like
cattle (they didn't feed us, they kept us in
unsanitary conditions). That is why, out of
400,000 (Kazakh) soldiers recruited in the first
months, 150,000 died of disease and starvation.
They did not give us weapons, they fought with
shovels against cannons and rifles. Of the
400,000 Kazakh soldiers, 300,000 conscripted
Kazakhs did not return home (the fate of the
author of this song is unknown; perhaps he died
in that war)
Esa canción corre por sus Venas
Cancion histórica de 1916 prohibida mientras Kazajistán estuvo bajo la dominación ruso/soviética porque es una triste protesta a esa autoridad impuesta.
Durante la primera Guerra Mundial el zar de rusia decreta el enrolamiento obligatorio de los kazajos de 19 a 39 años
De autor anónimo, la letra da informacion sobre su procedencia: Samaltau, norte de Kazajistán y sobre su edad: nacido en el año de la vaca, 1888, tendría 28 años al comenzar la guerra.
Sin provisiones ni medios los kazajos fueron llevados al frente caminando miles de kilómetros dejando a sus familias en una tierra dura donde los niños y ancianos dependían de los jóvenes para proveerles de sustento.
Samal tau es la cancion de esos conscriptos.