@@dontusehername Oh stfu! Musicians need money too. Your comment shows that you lack the depth to understand art at all, my friend. Someone who says "they'd pay to listen" IS the one who understands the depth of how difficult it is to truly master an instrument. I can tell you have no idea about being an artist at all.
@@ganglestank Here's the funny thing, many arabic and im gonna assume turkish songs actually change scales in the middle of song, meaning they tune midst playing. So in essense, yes, yes its really fkn hard lol especially considering arabic scales include 24 notes as they use 1/4th
@@hamzasami8362i tune in the middle of playing when i use open tunings. Whether that’s hard or not depends on the style of music, but i certainly didn’t see the kanun player tune , and thats who my comment referred to. I’m sure it is hard all the same.
Turkey back then seems to have been kinda amazing. My great uncle was a tango composer and singer in those times. He even toured the world with his band! Tango is kinda random but he was very good!! I love kanun wish I could play it!
Bu kis Istanbuldaydik, ve bu ustadi gorduk, hayran kaldim. Aslinda CD cikartsa cok tutullur. Ellerine saglik, gercekten muhtesem caliyor. This winter I was in Istanbul and saw this amazing person playing this instrument. I fell in love with the way he was playing. I searched him up and to see him on TH-cam was so nice. I wish he could make a CD, it would definitely be a hit. Once again CONGRATULATIONS TO AN AMAZING ARTIST........
He’s not that old but yeah. Not everyone has good fortune with hair. My best female friend was all white and my best male friend was all bald before even turning 20
Bu marş İtalyan pirinç işçilerinin kötü şartları protesto etmek amacıyla ortaya çıkardığı protest,devrimci bir şarkı iken bizim sazlarla rakı balık çağrısı gibi olmuş.😂😂
Marş Türkü gibi şeyler zamanda dayanmış ve nesillerce insana bağlantı yapabilmiş müziklerdir zaten evet - bella ciao ve katyusha harika ve duygulu müzik zaten ama kim yaparsa iyi olur kısmı tamamen doğru değil bence. Bu yorum be improv hem herkes yapamaz hem de ayrı bir detaylar ve duygu ekliyor bu şarkıları bu enstrümanlar ve kültür ile yorumlamak. Benim fikrim bu en azından
انه صديقي عازف مخضرم وماهر من مدينة حلب السورية وحاليا يعيش في اسطنبول للأسف انه لا يدري عن هذا الفيديو اي شيئ حصل الفيدية على 78 الف مشاهدة والفنان ليس له علم به غنيت الكثير من الحفلات كان هو برفقتي ولدي فيديو سريع على يوتيوب وهو يعزف خلفي في احدى الموانئ في اسطانبول
You mean the kanun player? Or someone else? I can’t tell since I’m using translation The songs are not originally Turkish or Syrian but I love this interpretation
My friend is a veteran and skilled musician from the Syrian city of Aleppo and currently lives in Istanbul Unfortunately, he does not know anything about this video. The video received 78 thousand views, and the artist has no knowledge of it
I am proud that you know this person. I add right now his name on title. I want to sent him a lot of love because those moments in instabul. And of caurse i search him in social if he has. Thanks
You could’ve just looked it up instead of being divisive in the same old same old way: Literally first few sentences on Wikipedia: it’s neither Armenian nor Turkish. also look up the Finnish kantele which isn’t even in the same region Music doesn’t belong to anyone “qanun, kanun, ganoun or kanoon (Arabic: قانون, romanized: qānūn; Armenian: քանոն, romanized: k’anon; Sorani Kurdish: قانون, romanized: qānūn; Greek: κανονάκι, romanized: kanonáki; Hebrew: קָאנוּן, qanun; Persian: قانون, qānūn; Turkish: kanun; Azerbaijani: qanun; Uyghur: قالون, romanized: qalon) is an Arabic string instrument played either solo, or more often as part of an ensemble, in much of the Arab East, and Arab Maghreb region of North Africa, later it reached West Africa, Central Asia due to Arab migration. It was also common in ancient (and modern-day) Armenia, and Greece. The name derives ultimately from Ancient Greek: κανών kanōn, meaning "rule, law, norm, principle".
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As an Italian, you have honoured bella ciao in the best of ways with stratospheric instruments❤
The man with magic hands, oh my god huge respect and love to them!
Its amazing!!!
If you want and you like it follow my chanel , maybe help another guy to see this video !!! ;)
Thanks
bu ikiliye istiklalde denk gelmiştim insan takılıp kalıyor müthiş hele ciao bella'dan katyusha'ya oradan mavi boncuğa bağlaması aşırı hoş :)
Katyusha
This man Needs his own concerto hall I would pay to listen to him play and watch him play, it’s such a beautiful instrument and plays it so well
The fact that you want to put a price to this ("I would pay to listen") shows you lack the depth to understand its beauty my friend
@@dontusehername Oh stfu! Musicians need money too. Your comment shows that you lack the depth to understand art at all, my friend.
Someone who says "they'd pay to listen" IS the one who understands the depth of how difficult it is to truly master an instrument. I can tell you have no idea about being an artist at all.
You are an amazing musician! Thanks from Athens Greece!
I recognized the song at the end! It's "Katyusha", a Russian folk song.
After the Bella Ciao, he plays Katyusha. Wonderful performance
If you never tried playing this instrument you can never understand hoe difficult it is
It’s all in the same scale i think. It’s impossible to hit a wrong note much like harmonica
@@ganglestank Here's the funny thing, many arabic and im gonna assume turkish songs actually change scales in the middle of song, meaning they tune midst playing. So in essense, yes, yes its really fkn hard lol especially considering arabic scales include 24 notes as they use 1/4th
@@hamzasami8362i tune in the middle of playing when i use open tunings. Whether that’s hard or not depends on the style of music, but i certainly didn’t see the kanun player tune , and thats who my comment referred to. I’m sure it is hard all the same.
@ganglestank each to their own I guess.
@@hamzasami8362 idk why you’d say that. I didn’t say anything about not liking it
My grandfather (father's father) played kanun in Istanbul in the 1920's and 1930's.
Turkey back then seems to have been kinda amazing. My great uncle was a tango composer and singer in those times. He even toured the world with his band! Tango is kinda random but he was very good!!
I love kanun wish I could play it!
I wanna hear that kanun player do a cover of Through The Fire And The Flames
Bravo from Japan !!!
Both instruments are my favourite ones... And that music is killing me... I enjoy it's quality maaan...
I love kanun already and this song(s) but this might just be my favorite piece of both! Thank you!
Bu kis Istanbuldaydik, ve bu ustadi gorduk, hayran kaldim. Aslinda CD cikartsa cok tutullur. Ellerine saglik, gercekten muhtesem caliyor.
This winter I was in Istanbul and saw this amazing person playing this instrument. I fell in love with the way he was playing. I searched him up and to see him on TH-cam was so nice. I wish he could make a CD, it would definitely be a hit. Once again CONGRATULATIONS TO AN AMAZING ARTIST........
Awesome Talent in old man..!!!!!
Its amazing!!!
If you want and you like it follow my chanel , maybe help another guy to see this video !!! ;)
Thanks
Not old actually, white hair man...But if you are in 18's, he is old...
He’s not that old but yeah. Not everyone has good fortune with hair. My best female friend was all white and my best male friend was all bald before even turning 20
Love from Egypt ❤️❤️❤️
Amazing talent. I love Kanun
Bravissimo 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Hayran oldum çok güzel
Master musik from Turkey
Wow! They need to livestream!
Magnificent playing!
Its amazing!!!
If you want and you like it follow my chanel , maybe help another guy to see this video !!! ;)
Thanks
Thanks
Awesome
Bravo! 👏👏👏👏
Its amazing!!!
If you want and you like it follow my chanel , maybe help another guy to see this video !!! ;)
Thanks
On a cold winter morning in the time before the light…
Cok dehset ve harika .
A lot has been said but the performer's name. Does anyone knows his name?
Wow, what a performance, you are amazing. You need sponsors, go for it.❤
❤❤
الله
Ayni benim kanunumdanmys ya👍🏻
Çok başarılı bende kemana başlıcam bakalım✨
👍
👍🌷🇹🇷
bu marşın özelliği hangi enstrümanla çalınırsa çalınsın kendisini dinlettiriyor
Bu marş İtalyan pirinç işçilerinin kötü şartları protesto etmek amacıyla ortaya çıkardığı protest,devrimci bir şarkı iken bizim sazlarla rakı balık çağrısı gibi olmuş.😂😂
marşlar genel olarak öyle değil midir zaten
Marş Türkü gibi şeyler zamanda dayanmış ve nesillerce insana bağlantı yapabilmiş müziklerdir zaten evet - bella ciao ve katyusha harika ve duygulu müzik zaten ama kim yaparsa iyi olur kısmı tamamen doğru değil bence. Bu yorum be improv hem herkes yapamaz hem de ayrı bir detaylar ve duygu ekliyor bu şarkıları bu enstrümanlar ve kültür ile yorumlamak.
Benim fikrim bu en azından
Usta be...♥️🇹🇷💚
COMBIEN BELLA CIAO💚
Cio bella
Ne yaptın beeee helal olsun
Şu çalan diğer kız kadar yorum almamış yazık Üstat budur işte
olurum
انه صديقي عازف مخضرم وماهر من مدينة حلب السورية وحاليا يعيش في اسطنبول
للأسف انه لا يدري عن هذا الفيديو اي شيئ حصل الفيدية على 78 الف مشاهدة والفنان ليس له علم به
غنيت الكثير من الحفلات كان هو برفقتي ولدي فيديو سريع على يوتيوب وهو يعزف خلفي في احدى الموانئ في اسطانبول
You mean the kanun player? Or someone else? I can’t tell since I’m using translation
The songs are not originally Turkish or Syrian but I love this interpretation
My friend is a veteran and skilled musician from the Syrian city of Aleppo and currently lives in Istanbul
Unfortunately, he does not know anything about this video. The video received 78 thousand views, and the artist has no knowledge of it
Dou you know his name ??
@@constantinemilo yes sure i told you his my friend and my neighbor
His name is yussef salem
I am proud that you know this person.
I add right now his name on title.
I want to sent him a lot of love because those moments in instabul.
And of caurse i search him in social if he has.
Thanks
Played without a recipe...
Really want someone to teach me how to play this instrument
Very difficulté instrument
Well i posted this comment before checking the price of a regular quanoun and it's so expensive i changed my mind I'll stick to guitar XD
@@omarziane2972 will be better for you bro
@@omarziane2972
In Türkey Its cheaper
suhed najm, gived online courses and the result is there in 3 or 4 months
What the name of this Musical instrument?
Kanun
It's called bongo
16 milyonluk kent sanatçısının değerini bilmiyor. Çok yazık... Bize yazık.
I am Turkish.
We will re-conquer Hagia Sophia to become a museum again.
Ha gayret! " Bravo capitano!"
👍
Do your best
in ur dream ofc peace!
secularist
It’s Armenian instrument❤🇦🇲qanon
You could’ve just looked it up instead of being divisive in the same old same old way:
Literally first few sentences on Wikipedia: it’s neither Armenian nor Turkish. also look up the Finnish kantele which isn’t even in the same region
Music doesn’t belong to anyone
“qanun, kanun, ganoun or kanoon (Arabic: قانون, romanized: qānūn; Armenian: քանոն, romanized: k’anon; Sorani Kurdish: قانون, romanized: qānūn; Greek: κανονάκι, romanized: kanonáki; Hebrew: קָאנוּן, qanun; Persian: قانون, qānūn; Turkish: kanun; Azerbaijani: qanun; Uyghur: قالون, romanized: qalon) is an Arabic string instrument played either solo, or more often as part of an ensemble, in much of the Arab East, and Arab Maghreb region of North Africa, later it reached West Africa, Central Asia due to Arab migration. It was also common in ancient (and modern-day) Armenia, and Greece. The name derives ultimately from Ancient Greek: κανών kanōn, meaning "rule, law, norm, principle".
The syrians r diffrent ❤️❤️
Suriyeli olduğunu nerden çıkardın ?
He is not only Syrian, but have you ever seen a Syrian like this? this qanun is a culture left over from ottoman in turkey
@@furkanbasbug4217 oh okey, i know syrian people r good in it that why i thought he is syrian
And he played it like in arab style...
@@talalkanjo1037 Pity on your head