1) Yar is of specifically Persian roots and entered the Armenian language as a result of Persian influence prior to the Ottoman period. This is also why Kurdish has the word yar. 2) Armenian folk instruments are considered Middle Eastern as well as they are commonly found in many other Middle Eastern cultures. This does not take away their significance to Armenian music, nor does it ignore the deeply rooted and historic introductions of these instruments into Armenian musical culture. A vast majority of the instruments used by Armenians, Turks, Kurds, Arabs, and Greeks trace their origins to the Iranians… particularly the Sassanian period. 3) Armenians do not only call this instrument the “duduk,” but we have a native named called “dziranapogh” which literally translates to “wind instrument made of apricot” (referring to apricot wood being the primary material for the construction of the dziranapogh). Numerous ancient Armenian manuscripts have depicted this instrument, far beyond a major Kurdish presence even existed in Anatolia. The same can be said for a vast majority of instruments used traditionally in Armenian folk music. 4) Instruments like the oud, saz, kanun, tar, kamancha, dap, dhol, santur, dziranapogh, blul, shvi, and so many more have been recorded in Armenian manuscripts that date past the 3rd-4th millennium AD. Many musical traditions of Armenia (including 10/8, 5/8, 6/8, 9/8, etc rhythms) can be traced back to the years prior to Christ. It is believed that the Armenian ashughagan / gusanagan (bardic music), which accompanies many of the instruments I named earlier to date back to the era of Parthian rule over Armenia.
1) Yar is of specifically Persian roots and entered the Armenian language as a result of Persian influence prior to the Ottoman period. This is also why Kurdish has the word yar. 2) Armenian folk instruments are considered Middle Eastern as well as they are commonly found in many other Middle Eastern cultures. This does not take away their significance to Armenian music, nor does it ignore the deeply rooted and historic introductions of these instruments into Armenian musical culture. A vast majority of the instruments used by Armenians, Turks, Kurds, Arabs, and Greeks trace their origins to the Iranians… particularly the Sassanian period. 3) Armenians do not only call this instrument the “duduk,” but we have a native named called “dziranapogh” which literally translates to “wind instrument made of apricot” (referring to apricot wood being the primary material for the construction of the dziranapogh). Numerous ancient Armenian manuscripts have depicted this instrument, far beyond a major Kurdish presence even existed in Anatolia. The same can be said for a vast majority of instruments used traditionally in Armenian folk music. 4) Instruments like the oud, saz, kanun, tar, kamancha, dap, dhol, santur, dziranapogh, blul, shvi, and so many more have been recorded in Armenian manuscripts that date past the 3rd-4th millennium AD. Many musical traditions of Armenia (including 10/8, 5/8, 6/8, 9/8, etc rhythms) can be traced back to the years prior to Christ. It is believed that the Armenian ashughagan / gusanagan (bardic music), which accompanies many of the instruments I named earlier to date back to the era of Parthian rule over Armenia.
sensizlik ölümden bile zor hergün hergün ölmek gibi acısı cok devası yok sensin devası ilac gibi gittiğinde kalbimide aldın bak bende bir hiç bıraktın sen bensiz olursun ben sensiz yarım kaldım
yarimin evi bize yakındır öpücükleri pek de serttir sus-pustur benim tatlım tatlı-güzel kokulu şirin hoy nazan nazan benim yarim hoy nazan yarimdir vakitlice gider gelir bahçemizin yolu üzerinde sus-pustur benim tatlım tatlı-güzel kokulu şirin hoy nazan nazan benim yarim hoy nazan yarimdir öpücüklerle canına kurban kalbimi aldı beraber götürdü sus-pustur benim tatlım tatlı-güzel kokulu şirin Özgür Seyran Özgür Seyran 4 yıl önce hoy nazan nazan im yar hoy nazan im yare yaris dune mer dan mod e hampuyrnere şad kağtsr e şuşig-muşig im anuşig hamov-hodov xorodig. hoy nazan nazan im yar hoy nazan im yare horov-larov gerta gu-ka mer bardezin campin vrah şuşig-muşig im anuşig hamov-hodov xorodig hoy nazan nazan im yar hoy nazan im yare hampuynerov hokut madağ sirds arav hede darav şuşig-muşig im anuşig hamov-hodov xorodig ruclips.net/video/2WFMkr3aJ2c/видео.html . .
ur wrong lol. this is authentic armenian. before kurds and turks moved to anatolia armenians have been playing instruments in this style. stay mad you colonizer.
jaan jaaan❤❤❤
1) Yar is of specifically Persian roots and entered the Armenian language as a result of Persian influence prior to the Ottoman period. This is also why Kurdish has the word yar. 2) Armenian folk instruments are considered Middle Eastern as well as they are commonly found in many other Middle Eastern cultures. This does not take away their significance to Armenian music, nor does it ignore the deeply rooted and historic introductions of these instruments into Armenian musical culture. A vast majority of the instruments used by Armenians, Turks, Kurds, Arabs, and Greeks trace their origins to the Iranians… particularly the Sassanian period. 3) Armenians do not only call this instrument the “duduk,” but we have a native named called “dziranapogh” which literally translates to “wind instrument made of apricot” (referring to apricot wood being the primary material for the construction of the dziranapogh). Numerous ancient Armenian manuscripts have depicted this instrument, far beyond a major Kurdish presence even existed in Anatolia. The same can be said for a vast majority of instruments used traditionally in Armenian folk music. 4) Instruments like the oud, saz, kanun, tar, kamancha, dap, dhol, santur, dziranapogh, blul, shvi, and so many more have been recorded in Armenian manuscripts that date past the 3rd-4th millennium AD. Many musical traditions of Armenia (including 10/8, 5/8, 6/8, 9/8, etc rhythms) can be traced back to the years prior to Christ. It is believed that the Armenian ashughagan / gusanagan (bardic music), which accompanies many of the instruments I named earlier to date back to the era of Parthian rule over Armenia.
1) Yar is of specifically Persian roots and entered the Armenian language as a result of Persian influence prior to the Ottoman period. This is also why Kurdish has the word yar. 2) Armenian folk instruments are considered Middle Eastern as well as they are commonly found in many other Middle Eastern cultures. This does not take away their significance to Armenian music, nor does it ignore the deeply rooted and historic introductions of these instruments into Armenian musical culture. A vast majority of the instruments used by Armenians, Turks, Kurds, Arabs, and Greeks trace their origins to the Iranians… particularly the Sassanian period. 3) Armenians do not only call this instrument the “duduk,” but we have a native named called “dziranapogh” which literally translates to “wind instrument made of apricot” (referring to apricot wood being the primary material for the construction of the dziranapogh). Numerous ancient Armenian manuscripts have depicted this instrument, far beyond a major Kurdish presence even existed in Anatolia. The same can be said for a vast majority of instruments used traditionally in Armenian folk music. 4) Instruments like the oud, saz, kanun, tar, kamancha, dap, dhol, santur, dziranapogh, blul, shvi, and so many more have been recorded in Armenian manuscripts that date past the 3rd-4th millennium AD. Many musical traditions of Armenia (including 10/8, 5/8, 6/8, 9/8, etc rhythms) can be traced back to the years prior to Christ. It is believed that the Armenian ashughagan / gusanagan (bardic music), which accompanies many of the instruments I named earlier to date back to the era of Parthian rule over Armenia.
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2025 tvi lsoxner💋🖐️
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ՋԱՆ👏👏👏
Армянская песня 🇦🇲❤️✊
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Wow🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲
Onnik bey tüm ortadoğuyu kucaklayan bir sestir.
Stupids, this is Turk songs changed words. Thief nations
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Աստված օրհնի քեզ եվ քո ընտանիքին
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Կեցցես Վարպետ✊🏼🇦🇲🙏
Браво Маэстро ✊🏼🇦🇲🙏
Ketses Varpet 🇦🇲✊🏼🙏
Ayooooo
NICE MELODIES AND MUSIC...TRAGADIES ARE COMMON FOR ME LOVE FROM TRABZON/TURKEI
ARM 🇦🇲✝️🙏💪
nothing finer
excellent, god bless you uncle Onnik
"orada değil buradayım düşünme yanındayım gülüm aç gözün karşındayım" türkçe varyantı böyle bir şeydi
Aynen öyle
yardile ermenice sarkilari
Çalıntı hali yani
Bütünü çevirsene. Bize bir mutluluk yapsana..
What can I tell about this song?! When i hear it, i fill up and smile on my own!!!
Does anyone have the lyrics for this?
Can Onnik can
Pretty song
Ergi barery kuxargeq
yes el shat chem hasganum. es yerg@ tigranakertakan barbarov yergvadz a. yes tigranakertic yev sassounic em 🇦🇲❤️✝️
Ermenileri katleden dedelerimin kemiklerini sikeyim . O zihniyetin günümüzdeki devamını sikym .
Armenian brothers aGreece friend.
Я бы не сказал что это песня чисто Армянская, коль я и являюсь армянином. Но есть примесь арабского и оч нравиться
ur wrong it is armenian. 100% 🇦🇲
Onnik cok şirinsinnn♥️🌺♥️🌺♥️🌺
sensizlik ölümden bile zor hergün hergün ölmek gibi acısı cok devası yok sensin devası ilac gibi gittiğinde kalbimide aldın bak bende bir hiç bıraktın sen bensiz olursun ben sensiz yarım kaldım
Tikranakerd misses you too uncle Onnik.
кецес им ахпер джан кахцрес еркум искакан ай мартес
Криптоармяне вперёд!!!!!!🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲
🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲proud to be arminian
yarimin evi bize yakındır öpücükleri pek de serttir sus-pustur benim tatlım tatlı-güzel kokulu şirin hoy nazan nazan benim yarim hoy nazan yarimdir vakitlice gider gelir bahçemizin yolu üzerinde sus-pustur benim tatlım tatlı-güzel kokulu şirin hoy nazan nazan benim yarim hoy nazan yarimdir öpücüklerle canına kurban kalbimi aldı beraber götürdü sus-pustur benim tatlım tatlı-güzel kokulu şirin Özgür Seyran Özgür Seyran 4 yıl önce hoy nazan nazan im yar hoy nazan im yare yaris dune mer dan mod e hampuyrnere şad kağtsr e şuşig-muşig im anuşig hamov-hodov xorodig. hoy nazan nazan im yar hoy nazan im yare horov-larov gerta gu-ka mer bardezin campin vrah şuşig-muşig im anuşig hamov-hodov xorodig hoy nazan nazan im yar hoy nazan im yare hampuynerov hokut madağ sirds arav hede darav şuşig-muşig im anuşig hamov-hodov xorodig ruclips.net/video/2WFMkr3aJ2c/видео.html . .
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Asdvatz orneh kez, aferim halal a, halal a
$# #z
Agvor yerk
his songs are nearly totally imitated from their original anatolian Kurdish/Turkish roots. And reflected to people as if it is Armenian origin
Be cause it is original armenian music!
Turks and Kurds aren't original Anatolian so nice try culture vulture
ur wrong lol. this is authentic armenian. before kurds and turks moved to anatolia armenians have been playing instruments in this style. stay mad you colonizer.
esmerin adı oya, benzer güneşe aya...
God, what a legend....Onnik, you are such a blessing!
ha babae ha way laoo es mrnem ko anosh tsainun