Homayoun Shajarian - Sanama - Washington DC (Live) همایون شجریان - صنما | REACTION
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"Sanam" means idol, a god/goddess who is worshipped, a term of endearment for the beloved. Sanama means "o (my) sanam", o my goddess, adressing the beloved, asking her to allow her heart being one with his heart. So the literal translation of the refrain would be:
Ba man=with me
sanama=o goddess
del, del, del=heart, heart, heart
yek dele=one hearted
kon=make
In Persian language, the verb comes usually at the end of the sentence.
The line is from a poem of Rumi, an Iranian Poet, who lived about 700-800 years ago.
You almost describe it correctly A. Riddlemethis. Sure, This is a song from the the Lover to the beloved. But, one thing you need to know is that it's not referring to the Earthly Love, but one of the Spiritual nature. So, here the Lover, the human being (Rumi-Molavi) is calling upon God Almighty (The Beloved). The Lover is longing to unite with His Beloved,the source of Love.
Remember in many schools of Mysticism as -Mystical Sufism teachings- (which Iran is A Standard-Bearer), as well as in the Christian School of Mysticism for example, you would call upon God with those attributions. The Christian Teaching for instance: God is Love. That makes the man seeking the divine connection with longing, the Lover. I give you lots of credit, you broke down the word by word definition to a tee.
Well thank you for aknowledging my efforts, but when you say "school" you probably mean schools in Islamic Republic of Iran, where love between human beings is seen as something dirty and everything is forcedly interpreted to be "clean". Wine is spiritual, women are spiritual, dance is spiritual... And there's no earthly love to be found. They even censor the poems that are too direct to sanitize. To be honest, I'm sick and tired of that.
In the same poem that Homayoun sings here, Rumi says: with Quran (si pare) in your hand you went into isolation (to meditate). I am Quran, leave the isolation!
Si pare be kaf, dar chelle shodi
Si pare manam, tarke chelle kon
And yet, sanama is somehow meant to be a spiritual symbol of God, you think :)
No doubt, Rumi was a mystic and a religious scholar, but since I cannot ask him what he meant, his poems are open to interpretation.
@@a.riddlemethis795 I think you made my point for me. Your description Validates what I tried to explain to you without knowing it. Sure, You are welcome to interpret it to your liking if you wish. I don't know where in the world You get the Islamic Republic out of this. Mysticism has its school of thoughts, as every teachings do.
Being patronizing and not open to logic does not help you to carry your convictions.
god-goddess-allthatis
You're right! The person who is playing Kamanché is Sohrab Pournazeri who performed with Mohammad Reza Shajarian at NPR tiny desk concert
Tnx for sharing this. I didn’t know that they had common performance. 🙏🏽
he is kurdish
@@alandyassen5936 noooo
The instrument "Kaman Che" is the ancestor of " violin, violin cell, celo " ....
are you sure? maybe they were invented by different people in different parts of the world in maybe the same or maybe different times!
@@manikeshvardoost3703 no they're not.
@@shahinfarhady401 how do you know that?!
@@manikeshvardoost3703 I had some research
That was priceless👌👏💜💜
So are you my lovely
Loooooooooooooooove Homayoun foreverrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!!!Thanks.
Phenomenal singing! Exquisite voice! Extraordinary vocals! Impressive reaction!
That instrument is called kamancheh and yes he was also performing with mohamadreza shajarian in the npr video
Not sure how some disliked this unique performance!!!
Oh I'm so happy you did a reaction to this one 😍 one of my favorite songs and performances, with one of my favorite RUclipsrs
Mace, you're amazing mate. Great reaction! Homayoun is from out of space. His glottal vocals are one of a kind.
The Homayom Shajarian is great signer in Iran...❤❤👍
Wow just voice bravooooo
Thank you so muuuuuuch
We love homayoun and his voice very much, special tanks for listening and reacting 💙
this is so so amazing performance . cheers mate
This Chanel is something else -and you are full of knowledge about the music -didn’t matter Persian Korean Spanish or ... you have my support-
Wow love this song .he have powerful voice
What you refer to, as what he does with his voice & the very quick ups & downs is very typical in Persian music. We call it TAH-REER. They practice a lot and many of them have their own style kinda. His tahreers are absolutely amazing!
Agree with every word you said at the end. Keep up the good work pal.
Thanks so much!!!
Yeah! This is same guy whom played in tiny desk with Mohammad reza Shajarian, He’s name is Sohrab Pournazeri! Actually he made this song too! Sanama!
You describe every song beautifully.
Thanks again for your effort.🌺
Wooow how he can produce voice like that i felt like im in heaven for a second😍❤️
Del means heart, saying, oh my beloved(sanama), make your heart as one to mine, and if I ever deceive it only then complain.
The guy next to him is Sohrab Pournazeri the Master of Kamanche and Tanboor . This Instrument is Kamanche
Thanks for the reaction 😊
I really like your reactions man.
absolutely immovable !
He's awesome ❤
Homayoon is the precious inheritance from his father to our people and music world.
They both are The GOD of VOICE ❤❤❤❤
Thank you alote😍
INCREDIBLE WOWWWWWW
Sohrab Pournazeri (Kamanche player) is the composer of the song also
Thank you for your reaction ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hi, thanks for covering persian songs, I like your reactions
Thank you so much for the Great Music, name of instrument that the guy playing is persian Kamancheh.
How nice you say shajarian i like
It
Iranian singers .i love them😍
That picks and valleys called "Tahrir" in Persian and it's not just a vibration.
Wooooow❤️
Fantastic🔥🔥🔥
Oh my God 🔥🔥this is traditional Music of Iran
Yes! you already saw this instument in master M. Shajarian's (RIP) performance, Morgh-e-sahar. Remember now?
Its name is Camancheh.
In that performance, the player was master Keyhan Kalhor ( unique man), here the player is Sohrab PourNazeri.
Exactly bro. The gentleman next to Homayoun is Sohrab Pournazeri, he is the composer of this song I suppose. His instrument is called "Kamanche". He played with Mohammadreza Shajarian in NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert with his brother Tahmoures Pournazeri
The “Kamancheh” player is Sohrab Pournazari (one of the best musicians ever). He always has performed with both father and son, Shajarians🍃🍃🍃💚🍃🍃🍃
We would love to listen to maces favorite music .we don’t get to see the rest of the world in Iran .we would love to see it through your channel
CORRECT! HE PERFORMED WITH GREAT SHAJARIAN IN TINY DESK!
What I like about you is that you never exagerate👍🙏
Those vibrations are called "Tahrir"
It requires A LOT OF practice, a very powerful voice and a flexible larynx.
(Only Iranian singers do it cause Opera singers try not to crack and break the notes, but persian traditional artists do it perfectly)
lold at only iranians. Turkey and Azerbaijan has singers with this technique too
@@ahmetcihankara4589 Wow great. Didn't know that. Thanks for sharing
خدایاااااااا شکرت که یه همچین خواننده هایی داریم مثل خاندان شجریان که ایران رو سربلند میکنن
He is wonderful 👍👍👍👍
عالی👌👌👌👍👍👍
Hi, the instrument you liked is called Kamonche. Keyhan Kalhor is the master of it.
Thanks 🙏
He is a legend as his father was! You have to listen to the high quality version to take the most of it! Don't miss it! Incredible!
He didn't miss it you missed the reaction
@@mkh1990-h4t I have had it fully watched mate!
Yah, you're right
His legend
Love your reactions😍
Please react to “Shahram Nazeri”
He sings Iranian traditional music 🎵
His son “Hafez Nazeri” is also a singer
The insroument you liked called"kamanche"
and if you like to hear some pure kamanch, check out "keyhan kalhor" he is master of kamanche
The name of this instrument is "kamancheh". If you want to see a great performance from Kamacheh, watch the performance of Keyvan Kalhor.
Keyhan kalhor
سلام،
مرسی از ودیو
That instrument is called kamancheh
عالی
Tanx
I really like the small details you point at!
That bowed instrument is Kamancheh: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kamancheh
I think Kurdish music could interest you.
Good choice bro
very good
This vibration calls "Tahrir", in Persian music
Homayuon👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑
Thanks
The instrument is KAMAAN-CHEH
The instrument is called Kamancheh and the person who is playing that is Sohrab Pournazeri and yes he was with mohammadreza shajariyan in npr...he and homayoun are friends and most of homayouns works is with him(or his brother; Tahmoures Pournazeri)
The Best player of Kamancheh in world is Kayhan Kalhor, do a google on him and react on him...promise you won't regret
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Nice
Homayoun😍
Sohrab😘
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Let me introduce you to 3 legendary iranian singers. Banoo Parvin and her songs Zemestan (winter) and Ghoghaye Setaregan
Delkash and her song Gerdbad (Tornado)
Marzieh and her songs dokhtare koli (Gypsy gii) and Didi ke rosva shod delam (you saw that my heart became disgraces)
Listen to them. They are bests of bests. They started singing the time that people were against female singers, but so soon people's heart set on their voices and songs
Sanama is most beautiful girl
🥰😘😍❤❤❤❤❤
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The instrument is called Kamanche. And yes he is the same person in that video.
But the great master of Kamanche is Keihan Kalhor. Really worth listening to
ruclips.net/video/vxmJCk9J5fE/видео.html
By the way it's a classic Iranian music, not folklore. We also have folklore which is more tribal and regional. The notes and sequences are completely different. For folklore you can look up Kurdish music which Shahram Nazeri is master of. Or Khorasani or Baluchestani.. the classic Iranian music is very organized and has it's own precise sets of rules. Mastering it needs years. But folklore is much more of a free style. It's not as complicated and the instruments are a bit different.
There is a video by Mohsen namjoo explaining Persian notes in English. You can watch that to understand it better.
You should also listen to Shahram Nazeri's song. He is a legend.
This up and down is named "tahrir" in persisn music
He is so Different
This kind of music called Avaz in persian
Thanks for the good tastes you have, really that night the movie you were watching was very cool with your girlfriend, please go back to the Iranian movie again, thank you.🙏🙏❤❤
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4:32 yes
Thats instruments name is kama'nche
فخر ایرانی
Actualy this song is in old persian language and we dont understand much too!
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Mate you pronounced Sanama (the second time) JUST like native persian speakers😉😁😄🤪🤪🤪
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Please react to botorai music video by Rastak group, there are all iranian instruments in it, thanks
This is a song from the the Lover to the beloved. But, one thing you need to know is that it's not referring to the Earthly Love, but one of the Spiritual nature. So, here the Lover, the human being (Rumi-Molavi) is calling upon God Almighty (The Beloved). The Lover is longing to unite with His Beloved,the source of Love.
Remember in many schools of Mysticism as -Mystical Sufism teachings- (which Iran is A Standard-Bearer), as well as in the Christian School of Mysticism for example, you would call upon God with those attributions. The Christian Teaching for instance: God is Love. That makes the man seeking the divine connection with longing, The Lover.
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