Kamancheh Sound Test - Compare the sound of different Persian Kamancheh - English

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  • Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
  • My Name is Kourosh Babaei I am a Kamancheh player and music instructor. In this video, I compare the sound of different Kamancheh instruments. If you are interested in Persian music or Kamancheh, please watch this video. Then, listen to these sounds, see if you can determine differences based on sound or shape, and please comment below your opinion!
    In the order, I played Kamancheh made by:
    #Amin_Ahmadi. 1:30
    #Maestro_Ebrahim_Qanbari_Mehi 2:55
    #Maestro_Amirataee 4:15
    #Maestro_Pitter_Biffin 6:07
    #Mahmoud_dehkordi 7:56
    #Maestro_Qodratollah_Kordi 9:46
    #Maestro_Qodratollah_Kordi 11:32
    #Karbalaee 13:09
    #Mohammadi_brothers 14:57
    Thank you for watching.
    If you are interested in learning to play Kamancheh, I live in Toronto you may join my in-person class or if you are around the world you can start your online class. here is my contact information:
    Canada tel: +1 647 233 1971
    WhatsApp number: +98 912 100 5412
    Email: kouroshbabaei@yahoo.com - info@kamancheh.com
    Website: www.kamancheh.com
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Комментарии • 56

  • @silvianotargiacomo6991
    @silvianotargiacomo6991 2 года назад +6

    Thank you for this amazing video! I live in Rome, I’m singing with a small persian Chopra. I really like the sounds of kamanchech, especially that of Mohammadhi Brothers.

  • @fredmac1000
    @fredmac1000 Год назад +2

    به به به کمانچه اولی،،،👏👏🌷🙏
    و دومی،،، و سوم و ….👏👏🥰🥰🙏🙏

  • @FlorDeUnDia
    @FlorDeUnDia Год назад +4

    Dear Koroush, i was sad not to find any women makers among your wonderful demonstrations, there are amazing ones!

    • @kouroshbabaei
      @kouroshbabaei  Год назад +1

      I believe it is crucial to have more women in this industry.

  • @nsjhdhdhdbhsudgvdydb7751
    @nsjhdhdhdbhsudgvdydb7751 3 года назад +5

    Thank you!!! I'm iranian living in England and I would like to play one!!

  • @hosseinrashnou3389
    @hosseinrashnou3389 2 года назад +5

    That was just amazing! thank you for making this video so we can compare the sound of must famus brands of kamanche in iran.

  • @alexanderbeasley
    @alexanderbeasley 3 года назад +10

    This was wonderful, thank you! A discussion about various types and brands of strings would be amazing as well.

  • @KS-rh3qq
    @KS-rh3qq Год назад +1

    Wow, first I thought they are differently tuned. Abs. amazing

  • @9001majid
    @9001majid 3 года назад +5

    thanks dear Koroush, your performance is great. It's joyful to hear and compare sound of different types of Kamanche at the same time.

  • @nabilinho
    @nabilinho 2 года назад +3

    Bah bah that was beautiful to watch! If I had to choose 3 favourites, in 1st place it would be Karbalaee's because it has that perfect traditional tone. In 2nd place I would choose the Australian one because every single note has clarity to it and the bass notes are heart melting, almost like a cello. Not that traditional obviously, but still very pleasing to listen to. In 3rd place I would choose your 30 year old buddy :)
    Which one is your favourite Kourosh? By the way you spoke it appeared to me that Maestro Ebrahim's is your favourite.

    • @kouroshbabaei
      @kouroshbabaei  Год назад

      I appreciate the unique tone of each instrument and enjoy them all. Thank you for your comment.

  • @akinderreality
    @akinderreality 2 года назад +1

    I could not hear so much of a sound difference (other than they all sounded beautiful) but the craftsmanship was absolutely stellar

  • @daniilkudanill
    @daniilkudanill 3 года назад +3

    I love the second... Heard before from my mom, i have persian blood. Yeah and Qodratullah one...

  • @thesavannalady
    @thesavannalady Год назад +1

    This is perfect ASMR.... Thank you!

  • @GuessWhat543
    @GuessWhat543 Год назад

    Thank you for making this video. I was looking for this musical instrument for my video , I made videos on Guessing Challenges

  • @NavaEnsemble
    @NavaEnsemble 3 года назад +3

    کوروش جان، همه این سازها زیر پنجه‌هات خوب صدات میده.
    ممنون از ساخت این ویدیو

    • @kouroshbabaei
      @kouroshbabaei  3 года назад

      ممنون امیر جان از لطفت

  • @gaetanosimone5122
    @gaetanosimone5122 3 года назад +4

    absolutely interesting! I'm a cellist and viola da gamba player, I'd like to learn kamancheh also!

    • @kouroshbabaei
      @kouroshbabaei  2 года назад

      If you have a Kamancheh I can show you the way

    • @JustFiddler
      @JustFiddler 2 года назад

      good for you

    • @rsviolin1984
      @rsviolin1984 2 года назад +2

      It seems like it would be just a little bit easier for a cellist than (me) a violinist. We both have an understanding of the strings, but the left position is closer to a cello (minus the thumb position :-) ). As for bow hold - very close to a German double bass bow hold. Very interesting!!

  • @پویاایرانی-ب8ش
    @پویاایرانی-ب8ش 3 года назад +2

    بسیار مفید

  • @m.damon.zhakav.41
    @m.damon.zhakav.41 2 года назад

    thank you very moch

  • @zattan2002
    @zattan2002 2 года назад +4

    The one made by Ebrahim Qanbari Mehr has the smoother sound, the more organic. Love it.

  • @dadbidad1322
    @dadbidad1322 2 года назад +1

    They all sounded very good to my untrained ear.

  • @greatgalexy
    @greatgalexy 2 года назад +1

    درود
    قطعا کار استاد قنبری ،....

  • @JustFiddler
    @JustFiddler 2 года назад +1

    matur suksma

  • @catalinmunteanu78
    @catalinmunteanu78 2 года назад +2

  • @alipourvali783
    @alipourvali783 2 года назад +1

    عاااااااااااااااااااااالی بود.پنجه ات گرم همیشه.

  • @ivanrowe2880
    @ivanrowe2880 6 месяцев назад

    Greetings from the Sonoran Desert. The sound just pulls you in then releases back out, filling everything with ears - stop and listen.
    Question can they be tuned differently, like a ukulele or a violin?
    How does different music styles sound?
    Thank you for keeping music alive-

  • @skafiiphantom
    @skafiiphantom Месяц назад

    Great video! I have a question, I bought a kamancheh because I fell in love with the tone and traditional style of music that kamancha is used in, I have been training using violin exercises for 2 years now, my question is, how do I get a different tone whilst playing? I'd like to achieve a warm, delicate, breathing-like sounding tone just as Mr Kalhor has in most of his yt videos. Please assist me, I love your culture and your music!

  • @jdtnetworks
    @jdtnetworks 2 года назад +3

    Where did you get the tall playing stand? It looks much more comfortable and handy than having the kamancheh on your knee!

  • @dr.farzanroohparvar7337
    @dr.farzanroohparvar7337 2 года назад +1

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @marcsanj6880
    @marcsanj6880 2 года назад +1

    Hello Mr. Kourosh. I'm from Brazil. How can I buy a Tarhu like this one (6:07) that you played? Thank you very much!

  • @aminbazvand5147
    @aminbazvand5147 2 года назад +2

    درود استاد عزیز
    اگه میشه کمانچه پشت باز یا همان تال به گویش لری رو هم معرفی کنید. ❤️

  • @BehdadAzizpour
    @BehdadAzizpour Год назад

    کمانچه امیرعطایی بهترین بود الحق! علیرغم حجم کاسه کوچکتر صدای حجیم تر و رساتر و زنگ دار تری داشت. شما هم که عالی می نوازید. ❤
    البته دوباره گوش دادم دهکردی هم به همون اندازه قوی بود. صدای صاف و شفافی داره.
    و البته که کمانچه پشت باز (لری) هم بهتر بود داشتین و می نواختین. واقعا صدای متفاوت و جذابی داره.

  • @amirhosseinkazemi3889
    @amirhosseinkazemi3889 2 года назад +1

    زنده باد

  • @mardezmalak3908
    @mardezmalak3908 3 года назад +2

    عالی،من بین کمانچه ها پشت باز با همون لری رو ترجیح میدم چون صداش یه جوری برام پر انرژیه

  • @kazox770
    @kazox770 2 года назад +3

    Can I start learning to play kamancheh without any music background at the age of 30?
    How long will it take to learn the basics?

    • @kouroshbabaei
      @kouroshbabaei  2 года назад +1

      of course, you can. It depends on how much time you spend.

    • @FlorDeUnDia
      @FlorDeUnDia Год назад

      Started at 35, my level is not bad ;)

  • @chaselee86
    @chaselee86 2 года назад

    Dear master, I see that you have a stand for the spike to sit on, where can I find this kind of stand? Or is it a good idea to put the spike on a chair?

  • @Kanarya13
    @Kanarya13 3 года назад +2

    Qodratullah -Kordi's ones sounded best to me..

  • @neilmusician1143
    @neilmusician1143 Год назад

    Which stand are you using for Kamanche?

  • @vinip00
    @vinip00 2 года назад +1

    دم شما گرم 🌹
    جناب بابایی اون نکته که شما در خصوص خوش دست بودن ساز آقای دهکردی اشاره میکنید بستگی به نحوه رگلاژ ساز داره که این امر روی هر سازی امکان پذیره و فقط بستگی به آگاهی سازنده از توقعات نوازنده داره !
    متاسفانه عموما سازگرهای ما توان و یا دانش کافی از مسئله نوازندگی ندارند و در بیشتر موارد ،لازمه که ساز توسط خود نوازنده رگلاژ بشه ،البته به شرطی که نوازنده قدری اطلاعات و توانایی سازگری داشته باشه .

  • @georgew2749
    @georgew2749 2 года назад +2

    سلام
    کمانچه جناب امیر عطایی فقط صدای اصیل داشت
    مابقی صدای ویولن داشت
    میدونید که کمانچه باید صدای کمانچه بده بابایی جان
    جواب کامنت ها رو بدید
    موفق باشید

    • @kouroshbabaei
      @kouroshbabaei  2 года назад +1

      ممنون از کامنت شما ولی اگر از کاسه گرد کمانچه و پوست روی ساز صدای ویلن در بیاد تقریبا شعبده بازی هست چون مکانیزم صدا دهی متفاوت است

    • @georgew2749
      @georgew2749 Год назад

      درود
      اگر قرار بر شعبده بازی بود اساتید بزرگی ما قبل از ما بودند که تبحری در شعبده داشتند
      در ضمن سازنده به نحوی میسازند و از سیمی استفاده می‌شود که صدای ویولن بدهد

  • @nimakiani5294
    @nimakiani5294 Год назад

    اووف عجب کلکسیونی عجب هنری .عام کوروش❤

  • @sahmadi1000
    @sahmadi1000 Год назад

    What about the Lori Kamancheh with the back open?

    • @kouroshbabaei
      @kouroshbabaei  Год назад

      I didn't have it here in Toronto. I will show it later.

  • @אליצרויה-ט2פ
    @אליצרויה-ט2פ Год назад

    hi how do you tune The kamnche

  • @dadbidad1322
    @dadbidad1322 2 года назад

    من ۶۰ سالی است که برون از کشور بوده ام ولی به اندازه آنچه در کانال های فارسی زبان کلمه maestro را شنیده ام از مردم انگلیسی زبان نشنیده ام. در اینجا این کلمه به ندرت در مورد رهبران ارکستر های سمفونیک بکار برده میشود. ولی به استاد کار های سازنده ابزار موسیقی master, انهم به ندرت، خطاب می‌کنند. هم چنین برای نوازندگان و خوانندگان موسیقی این واژه را به ندرت شنیده ام.

    • @kouroshbabaei
      @kouroshbabaei  2 года назад

      Thank you for your explanation. Your English is definitely better than mine. In Google search, I see that prominent musicians or great artists are still called maestro. May I ask what is your job?