Persian music is one of the most beautiful musics in the world. Original, strong and civilized. Iranian music has opposite parts.. Greetings to Professor Homayoun Shajarian
Great reaction, just to clarify the number of Ghazals are not representing years, but the reference number of the Ghazal in Masnavi, Molana’s (Rumi’s) book of poems. He lived from 1207 AD to 1273 AD.
Its heavy..so heavy and powerful effect on whose conscious or want to be conscious ❤♠️its not just for fun or disco ..I think this kind of music makes human spiritually aware...
@@farsheedyas697 music's effect on mind and brain is true and even more than drougs , drugs works with every sound's till one day brain loose power of own, ...a lot of sounds work truely with drugs 😅..
I've given the translation with 30 percent accuracy. Persian poetry is impossible to translate. This might be the only reason to learn the language. The absolute best language for poetry
it's one of my favorite songs. great music/song and great reaction as well brother ❤ in case you want better translation, here you are : oh Come! From your love, I have lost my mind. If I were like a town(city) , I am a ruined one now. I let go of family and home for your love to dwell in the pain of loving you. I was so weak, that I am sad to describe, but when I saw you I became strong and masculine. As i saw my soul related to yours (your soul mingled and mixed with mine), for you, from my relatives I cut all my ties ( and became a stranger to them) Days and nights I was telling legends of other lovers Now in your love, I have become one. playing Tanbur I swear On those intoxicated with divine love (and got drunk from divine wine) that I am intoxicated with your love (oh my lord) Take my hand my beloved sweetheart soulmate (my lord). I swear On those who give up their life (for the love of God) that i am alive (and will give up mine too) I swear On those who have freed themselves (from arrogance and Presumptuous and sins) and got blissed that i have freed myself too. I had once been just a bookish and (blindly) was following books like Mercury after the Sun I was among literates (scholars) and was living with them Once I saw the forehead light of the cupbearer (cupbearer is Metaphor for a spiritual master), I became intoxicated and I broke all pens in my drunken frenzy . (the books and manuscripts can not describe the deep love for God ) playing Tanbur You told me to rip the veil, which I did . (veil= Metaphor for whatever prevents you from seeing divine light of God). You told me to break (shatter) the cup, which I did. (it means the divine wine - love of God- is more important than the cup itself like the soul is more important than the body ) You told me to cut ties of all my companions and friends (and let go of them all). I detached my heart from all others and hold (attached) it onto you (my Lord)
Thank you man, it was a good reaction and as a persian person, it gets me every time I listed to it. You have good informations about histories and You were right about the math as well XDDD.
Hi my friend. I just wanted to mention when you read gazal 1496, it's not referring to the year. It is mentioning the number of gazal in Divane Shams which contains more than 3200 Gazals in that collection. Divane Shams is named after Rumi's Spiritual Master Shamse Tabrizi.
Pls next time react on Jagjeet Singh live concert and the song is Kon aayga Yaha . It is a legendry song with very sad meaning! You can also react on Tribute to Jagjeet Singh Album where you will find Sonu nigam and many more singers sung their songs. Pls do that.
Caucasian Albania (Middle Persian: Arān, Ardān, Armenian: Ałuank) was a kingdom in the Caucasus, which was under the suzerainty of the Sasanian Empire from 252 to 636.
Thanks for reaction iran Please reaction homayoun shajarian live Performance sanama, and homayoun Shajarian is the son of the master of traditional music mohammad reza shajarian
Since you are interested and appreciate this style of music, i suggest you listen to some of his late father Mohamad Reza Shajarian who is the grestest of all in both vocal ability as well as mastery of this style of Persian music.
The instrument is called Tanboor no çifteli. Çifteli means two stringed instrument which is called dotar in Farsi. Both Tanboor and Dotar are rooted in ancient persia, very similar but not the same
you should listen to Haj Ghorban Soleimani too! he's like a sudden discovery in Iranian's Classical music! without him some parts of our music was lost and dying. but someone found him and asked him to play again (he wasn't playing due to some religious issues) and he became a leaving Historical instrument himself for all Persian musicians. he is precise and there is no improvisation with all that rhythmic complexities, because all of traditional music in iran was taught mouth to mouth and it was a precise thing to play exactly as the predecessors played.
The meaning of this poem is not about the connection between humans; it speaks of the love between human beings and the God. In Persian culture, throughout all Persian literature and the poetry of Persian poets, this love is constantly spoken of. The meaning behind all these poems is the relationship between human and God. In fact, in Persian culture, there is a belief that the universe is founded upon love. The entire cosmos is in a state of dance-this dance is a metaphor for weightlessness and the deep understanding of the love that permeates existence. When you grasp this love, you will be in a constant state of dance, moment by moment. In this poem, when it says, "I severed ties with all acquaintances to reach you," it does not mean abandoning family and friends. It means that to reach God, the infinite source of love in the universe, one must detach from all things material, all that lacks spiritual essence. It signifies that the love for the Divine is so precious, the longing and passion to reach the threshold of God so intense, that worldly possessions, status, and all that entangles the physical body are forsaken. In essence, the mind is emptied, creating space to perceive the infinite presence of the Divine.
Hello and Thank from Iran for your Excellent reaction.
Persian music is one of the most beautiful musics in the world. Original, strong and civilized. Iranian music has opposite parts.. Greetings to Professor Homayoun Shajarian
We can boldly say that Iranians are the prophets of music
Wow amazing his voice is an instrument 🥰
Such a great vocal man🔥
What a gorgeous gem. Absolutely beautiful.
Great reaction, just to clarify the number of Ghazals are not representing years, but the reference number of the Ghazal in Masnavi, Molana’s (Rumi’s) book of poems. He lived from 1207 AD to 1273 AD.
This gazal is in Divane Shams. In some collections the number of gazal is 1497.
دمت گرم فرشاد جان
Delving into the deep meaning of this Rumi poem may drive you to madness. 💥💫💗💖
Its heavy..so heavy and powerful effect on whose conscious or want to be conscious ❤♠️its not just for fun or disco ..I think this kind of music makes human spiritually aware...
You're right, it makes better sense if you're drugged or high🤣
@@farsheedyas697 music's effect on mind and brain is true and even more than drougs , drugs works with every sound's till one day brain loose power of own, ...a lot of sounds work truely with drugs 😅..
این اشعار وخوندنهای عرفانی همون مدیتیشنه ایرانی ست که این هم از راه حکمت اشراق هستش❤
Спасибо Лео.❤
Thanks for that reaction, 🇮🇷❤️👍
Thank you very much for your beautiful reaction🤗😍👏👍👌
Nice bro 👏👏👏
They are Amazing and so talented
Wow 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanx
Thank you so much for your reactions🇮🇷🙏🏻♥️
Rumi was from 13th century. Those numbers are not indicating years.
Thanks for the reaction.🧡
just continue to watching persian and you will be more amazed.
with love from iran
Spectacular song! And you are very articulate about the emotions and feelings you get from the song!
عالی عالی احسنت احسنت❤❤❤❤❤
Bästa reaktion jag har sett hittills. Du har såå fin känsla för musik och poesi. Tack för den finna reaktion. Tack bror. Love from Sweden❤🤍💚
I've given the translation with 30 percent accuracy. Persian poetry is impossible to translate. This might be the only reason to learn the language. The absolute best language for poetry
I am your 1000's like. Cool!🎉
Thanks for reacting ❤️❤️
They are fantastic
❤❤❤❤❤ایران شیر دلیریان 🇮🇷
Powerful beautiful 👏👏👏
best reaction... good...good my friend...❤❤🕊🕊 from iran
Great analysis
Love it
Mathematics is the Syntax of the universe and music is its semantics. 💖
it's one of my favorite songs. great music/song and great reaction as well brother ❤
in case you want better translation, here you are :
oh Come! From your love, I have lost my mind.
If I were like a town(city) , I am a ruined one now.
I let go of family and home for your love
to dwell in the pain of loving you.
I was so weak, that I am sad to describe,
but when I saw you I became strong and masculine.
As i saw my soul related to yours (your soul mingled and mixed with mine),
for you, from my relatives I cut all my ties ( and became a stranger to them)
Days and nights I was telling legends of other lovers
Now in your love, I have become one.
playing Tanbur
I swear On those intoxicated with divine love (and got drunk from divine wine) that I am intoxicated with your love (oh my lord)
Take my hand my beloved sweetheart soulmate (my lord).
I swear On those who give up their life (for the love of God) that i am alive (and will give up mine too)
I swear On those who have freed themselves (from arrogance and Presumptuous and sins) and got blissed that i have freed myself too.
I had once been just a bookish and (blindly) was following books like Mercury after the Sun
I was among literates (scholars) and was living with them
Once I saw the forehead light of the cupbearer (cupbearer is Metaphor for a spiritual master),
I became intoxicated and I broke all pens in my drunken frenzy . (the books and manuscripts can not describe the deep love for God )
playing Tanbur
You told me to rip the veil, which I did . (veil= Metaphor for whatever prevents you from seeing divine light of God).
You told me to break (shatter) the cup, which I did. (it means the divine wine - love of God- is more important than the cup itself like the soul is more important than the body )
You told me to cut ties of all my companions and friends (and let go of them all).
I detached my heart from all others
and hold (attached) it onto you (my Lord)
u feeling persian music 100% better then me , im from iran shame on me .... i loved ur react so good
Tankhyou
Natural and best reaction video❤
Love. Your reaction
It was fantastic🌹🌹🌹
Beautiful
Your reaction is spot on brother.
This music is iranian sufi /soofi/ stile, unique in the world. I love it
Hello, Thanks a lot for this reaction
Many thanks to Iran
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ thanks 😮
Only #IRAN ❣🇮🇷❣
Thank
Perfect
Thank you man, it was a good reaction and as a persian person, it gets me every time I listed to it. You have good informations about histories and You were right about the math as well XDDD.
دمت گرم که اطاعات خوبی از موسیقی ایران داری
thanks a lot for your great reaction . would you please react to “ roozegare gharib” song of alireza ghorbani (persian music)🌷🙏🏻🌷.
Thanks for your beautiful reaction and honestly.
Amazing ❤️ ✌️
Homayon song sanama best music ❤👍🏼
Please bring some more persi songs videos etc
عالییییییی❤❤
Thanks 👏
He is the best
Love ❤
Great🔥🔥🔥
PUUUUUUH, great
music is a feeling 💚
Father talent of Persia 💚💯
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
از ایران بر شما درود 💚
Hi my friend. I just wanted to mention when you read gazal 1496, it's not referring to the year. It is mentioning the number of gazal in Divane Shams which contains more than 3200 Gazals in that collection. Divane Shams is named after Rumi's Spiritual Master Shamse Tabrizi.
nice
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Wooow
Told ya 👌👌♥️✌️
Pls next time react on Jagjeet Singh live concert and the song is Kon aayga Yaha . It is a legendry song with very sad meaning!
You can also react on Tribute to Jagjeet Singh Album where you will find Sonu nigam and many more singers sung their songs.
Pls do that.
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌷🌷🌷
Caucasian Albania (Middle Persian: Arān, Ardān, Armenian: Ałuank) was a kingdom in the Caucasus, which was under the suzerainty of the Sasanian Empire from 252 to 636.
Это очень тяжелый и глубокий произведение.Не возможно сравнят каким то другими известными призведениями.Конечно это мой личный смысл.
Pleaaasseee react to sanama live version by him.🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️
Iran❤❤❤❤
I sujest you listen to songs of,, shahkar bineshpajoh and tell us about your reaction plz,,, specially ,,korosh ,, song
Thanks for reaction iran Please reaction homayoun shajarian live Performance sanama, and homayoun Shajarian is the son of the master of traditional music mohammad reza shajarian
Plzzz react to...
Dil Tu Hi Bata by Zubeen garg
Reaciton for khanevadgi 2 ❤
Since you are interested and appreciate this style of music, i suggest you listen to some of his late father Mohamad Reza Shajarian who is the grestest of all in both vocal ability as well as mastery of this style of Persian music.
It's great music i don't understand lyrics but I feel it's so deep and full of emotions Indian singers can't sing like this way I love this music
سلام. بله دقیقا این موسیقی سنتی ایران هستش که هم خوانندگی غنی و هم شعر خیلی قوی و عالی داره. و از مولانا هستش
He is persian singer and isn't indian singer😊❤
😯 😯 wow 😯 😯
❤
Sayyad by Eftekhari Plz
The instrument is called Tanboor no çifteli. Çifteli means two stringed instrument which is called dotar in Farsi. Both Tanboor and Dotar are rooted in ancient persia, very similar but not the same
You are gonna love homayoun shajarian and fatehali khan - flaming
You can listen to the difference of persian and indian
Woooow
Plz do a reaction to habib marde tanhaye shab
😘
The king was his father he passed away a few years ago ,he's a prince of Persian music , listen to" morghe Sahar "by "Muhammad Reza shajariyan",
you should listen to Haj Ghorban Soleimani too! he's like a sudden discovery in Iranian's Classical music! without him some parts of our music was lost and dying. but someone found him and asked him to play again (he wasn't playing due to some religious issues) and he became a leaving Historical instrument himself for all Persian musicians.
he is precise and there is no improvisation with all that rhythmic complexities, because all of traditional music in iran was taught mouth to mouth and it was a precise thing to play exactly as the predecessors played.
ruclips.net/video/fd4M4bSbU5Q/видео.html
here is a link if you liked to check him out ;)
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This instrument is called Tanbour
Check these two out with rumi poetry and goood singers:
Sheyda shodam by shahram nazeri
And
Ba man sanama by homayoun shajarian
That instrument name is tanboor. And I think you mind setar. There are different
Like father Like son
Listen to "Bengali Prayer by Kaushiki", you will absolutely love it.
cift telli is dubble string in turkish.
It's not vibration, but it's a little similar to it. So it's called Tahreer (تحریر) in Persian.
Please react to fitoor song from shamshera movie
The meaning of this poem is not about the connection between humans; it speaks of the love between human beings and the God. In Persian culture, throughout all Persian literature and the poetry of Persian poets, this love is constantly spoken of. The meaning behind all these poems is the relationship between human and God. In fact, in Persian culture, there is a belief that the universe is founded upon love.
The entire cosmos is in a state of dance-this dance is a metaphor for weightlessness and the deep understanding of the love that permeates existence. When you grasp this love, you will be in a constant state of dance, moment by moment.
In this poem, when it says, "I severed ties with all acquaintances to reach you," it does not mean abandoning family and friends. It means that to reach God, the infinite source of love in the universe, one must detach from all things material, all that lacks spiritual essence. It signifies that the love for the Divine is so precious, the longing and passion to reach the threshold of God so intense, that worldly possessions, status, and all that entangles the physical body are forsaken. In essence, the mind is emptied, creating space to perceive the infinite presence of the Divine.
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