Hiçbir anlam yükleyememek sizce nedir bir eser için; yitip gitmekten özge bir sis içinde bulanık bir ses duyar irkilirsiniz ancak boşlukta yön belirsiz!...
I found this song and "Arz-ı Dîdâr Eyledik de Âşıka Cânâneler" by using the keyword "Baba Hamparsum" today. I listened to these at least four times in a row and am writing this. Although I consider myself a massive fan of the Osman Empire, I was still impressed that the Empire had enough cultural power to captivate a girl who lives thousands of kilometers away from Kostantiniyye, even during its decline. - From the Republic of Korea (a.k.a. South Korea), with great love. Oh, by the way, I'm asking this because, regretfully, I'm not familiar with Osman Turkish, Turkish, and Azerbaijani languages, but is the singer in this song delivering something through the lyrics or just humming? There are some classic genres with slow tunes in my little home country, but I'm not sure about this.
it has a short lyrics: i fell in love with a fairy faced woman can't anyone please find a solution to my suffering everyone which encounters her praises that her face shines like a moonlite can't anyone please find a solution to my suffering www.uskudarmusikicemiyeti.com/media/kunena/attachments/429/Birperi-ruyinolupavaresi_HampartzumLimonciyan.pdf greetings and love from the first capitol of osmanlı empire, bursa. 🤗
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Hiçbir anlam yükleyememek sizce nedir bir eser için; yitip gitmekten özge bir sis içinde bulanık bir ses duyar irkilirsiniz ancak boşlukta yön belirsiz!...
Beautiful!
I found this song and "Arz-ı Dîdâr Eyledik de Âşıka Cânâneler" by using the keyword "Baba Hamparsum" today. I listened to these at least four times in a row and am writing this. Although I consider myself a massive fan of the Osman Empire, I was still impressed that the Empire had enough cultural power to captivate a girl who lives thousands of kilometers away from Kostantiniyye, even during its decline.
- From the Republic of Korea (a.k.a. South Korea), with great love.
Oh, by the way, I'm asking this because, regretfully, I'm not familiar with Osman Turkish, Turkish, and Azerbaijani languages, but is the singer in this song delivering something through the lyrics or just humming? There are some classic genres with slow tunes in my little home country, but I'm not sure about this.
it has a short lyrics:
i fell in love with a fairy faced woman
can't anyone please find a solution to my suffering
everyone which encounters her praises that her face shines like a moonlite
can't anyone please find a solution to my suffering
www.uskudarmusikicemiyeti.com/media/kunena/attachments/429/Birperi-ruyinolupavaresi_HampartzumLimonciyan.pdf
greetings and love from the first capitol of osmanlı empire, bursa. 🤗
It's not humming, I will try to find the lyrics and write here.
Bir perî-rûyin olup âvâresi
Yok mu âyâ derdimin bir çâresi
Her gören söyler budur mehpâresi
Yok mu âyâ derdimin bir çâresi
Kelimeler yetmez
Hanende kim acaba?
bora uymaz
Hambardzum Limonjyan is Armenian
Yes. He was Ottoman Armenian, may Allah rest his soul in peace.
Hanende kim? İcra edenlerin adını sanını neden yazmazsınız ki? Bu, en hafif tabirle saygısızlık..
bora uymaz