FIRST TIME Hearing Mohammadreza Shajarian - Eragh

Here is my First Time Hearing reaction to Mohammadreza Shajarian - Eragh (محمدرضا شجریان - عراق). Make sure to LIKE, comment, and SUBSCRIBE for more reactions! #Shajarian #Reaction
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[@MHonari]

"Sitār" is a beautiful, Indian instrument, which is different from the lovely, Iranian instrument "setār".
("Tār" means string in Indo-Iranian languages. That's why there are multiple instruments with "tār" in their names. The word "setār" is the origin of "sitār" and probably even the Greek "cithara", which "guitar" stems from.)
In the instrumental part of this piece, you're hearing Kayhān Kalhor's pizzicato on 'kamāncheh' (slightly to the left if you're listening with headphones), which is later played by a bow (kamāneh), Hossein Alizādeh's 'tār' (slightly to the right), and Homāyoun Shajariān's 'tombak' (percussion in the background).

[@zarihooshmand8411]

یادش به خیر

[@humblevolareblu4478]

I am just hearing my Shajarian playlist, lonely and crying, again and again and again, again and again.....

[@MasoudHeydarian]

"Eragh" is a "Goushea" (Means Corner) in Iranian music
As in Western music, there are major and minor modes. In Iranian original music, there are 7 "Dastgaah" (mods), each of which is like a country and its "Goushea (corners)" are like their cities.
You can use this Wikipedia page for basic information ... Good luck
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dastgah

[@minoosh2480]

And as far as I know, it refers to "Arak", a city in center of Iran, not Iraq ,the country. There are thousands of Iranians, with this in their surname, pointing to their home town.

[@mohamad8751]

@@minoosh2480 During the medieval period, there was a region called ʿIrāq ʿArabī ("Arabian Iraq") for Lower Mesopotamia and ʿIrāq ʿAjamī ("Persian Iraq"),[19

[@mohamad8751]

wiki

[@nafis_k]

💗💗💗😭😭😭 still crying my eyes out💔💔💔

[@13672547]

from the Album: "Zemestan Ast" "It's winter" the instruments are: "Tar" + "Kamanche" + tonbak. تار ، کمانچه، تنبک
other Performers: Tonbak: Homayon Shajarian, Tar: Hossein Alizade, Kamanche: Kayhan Kalhor.
Plus this was a piece from almost an hour album

[@MHonari]

"Erāq" (Iraq) is the name of a Gushe in Dastgāh-e Māhur (roughly speaking, a set of melodies in the Iranian equivalent of the major scale).
In ancient times, Iraq formed part of the core of Persia for about a thousand years. Ctesiphon city in Iraq, served as a royal capital of the Iranian empires for over eight hundred years. Our common, ancient, cultural heritage transcends the political borders.

[@pararinkaro6260]

great as always. 😊👏

[@lifeislive135]

Allah rahmet etsin 🙏😓
Çok güzel bir şarkı 👍👏👏🔥

[@s.baharnick9639]

Sami Yusuf - mast ghalandar | live London

[@marziehgolmohammadi7484]

A poem by Mehdi Akhavan Sales, a poet of modern Persian poetry

[@mobinasohrabi7996]

Did you know that his daughter, homayoun's sister is a singer too?
Mojgan shajarian❤️

[@homayounshirazi9550]

Prelude followed by introduction then violin starts the body of the song as the lamentation mixes in.

[@minoosh2480]

And the message of its lyrics is so powerful, " Na az roomam, na az zangam, haman birange birangam, bia bogshai dar, deltangam", it means "I'm neither Roman (white) nor Zangi (from Zingebar- Black), I'm totally colourless, please come and open the door as I feel sad" just imagine this poem is written almost 70 years ago by Mehdi Akhavan Saales, when there was racial segregation was still there in the west.

[@livinginafarm7905]

l feel ,you became very calm and pace ful ,after you heard this song from shajarian ,and this is reason we(Persian people) love his voice,,emotional effects of his song is the same between us

[@MHonari]

To be fair, Mace is always chill!

[@rahim4257]

Thank you to sharing our music to world♥️

[@tatalo3540]

When you play the song with your soul, you imagine the beauty of heaven

[@sirousmohseni4]

Once you get used to these scales with quarter notes, you have opened a new window into a new style of music to enjoy. Thankd for sharing the music.

[@maoist2010]

, I’m learning Persian because there songs

[@farzanehgh1029]

Before beloved Shajarian banoo Parvin sang the song, but the style is so different. Mehdi Akhavan Sales said the poem years ago and it is named Zamestan (winter) I love both of them.

[@sajjadnaeemipoor8742]

Let’s put it this way. In Iranian music we have a part that is called “Avaz” which is improvisation of different melodies usually free of rhythm, we have other parts that have rhythm which can have vocals or no vocals at all. The special thing about Mohammadreza Shajarian is that he was legendary in Avaz and the way he improvised based on the poem. These parts are usually very long, about 20 minutes maybe. So in this track that listened to, you just listened to very small fraction of a long Avaz, which interestingly is a full album, “it’s winter”. This is a very unique album by itself. But it worth to note that in this track you have Shajarian that sings Avaz, and the instruments that instead of following him, playing a rhythmic piece. These innovations are done by Shajarian and his contemporaries in the past 50 years.

[@mohsend72]

I love how at 4:35 you were going to make a comment but went speechless and entranced by the change there.

[@hojatzare3890]

thanks,loved ❤🙏

[@پریاکریمی-ع4ق]

He's the best 🥰💜

[@keywanansari3900]

💗💗💗💗💗💗💗

[@sinayekrooy3007]

Kamanche is very similar to the violin, sound type, and how it's played at 4:45 you hear only Kamanche, but the artist is playing the strings with his fingers like a guitar. I think you have seen such a thing with the violin as well.
At 4:58 we can hear "Tar" and it becomes bolder.
5:33, now the artist is playing Kamanche in the normal way using the bow

[@Cryptanalist]

Play string with finger called as pizzicato

[@mahdiaa9244]

Excellent

[@Bluebirdiran]

Since you are interested I will give you a piece of information. TAR in farsi means string. So the main instrument in Iran is the Tar which has 4 strings. Evolved from that are other instruments such as Doutar meaning instrument with 2 strings. Dou means 2. Then we have the Setar which has 3 strings. Se means 3. Then there is the Sitar which is popular in India and has many strings. Si means 30 in farsi. We also have the Santour which they play with sticks and has nearly 100 strings. Santour derives from the word Sad Tar meaning 100 strings. I hope that makes sense.

[@rezgolha1655]

👏👏👏

[@marziehgolmohammadi7484]

The name of this poem is Winter

[@SaraBiographies]

U r so cute when you react to Iranian classical musics hahaha

[@manoochehrghanbari822]

Don't flatter

[@azita6782]

Mace, Setar and Sitar are two different instruments and the way you pronounce is the pronounciation of Sitar, and I think you want to mention Setar ;)

[@alimohamadi4077]

Wow👌🏻👌🏻

[@sanazesfahani7660]

Thanks for introducing persian music Please check out
1 . Khoob shod
2.tasnife Gholab
3.man koja baran koja
Homayoun shajarian.

[@mohammadrezase9794]

Album ("Zemestan Ast" "It's winter"): ruclips.net/video/qhLiOlS412Y/видео.html

[@ahmadrezai8896]

hi. the lyrics are pretty simple. he says: I am not black or white, I am the same colorless (I am neither white nor black and I do not belong to a particular country). come and open the door. I am miss you.

[@ghasemsolgi2387]

One of instruments is tombak and other one is shourangiz

[@cyrusmoqadam5894]

u should listen to (santor va avaz) from (tarighe eshgh) album, it has great vocalizations and great power to it

[@rezakakavand4970]

💒💒💒💌💌💌💌💌

[@The_End222]

Mr. Shajarian is Iranian

[@zarihooshmand8411]

‌mersy

[@akbarkhosroshahi2038]

Please react to live performance of maestro shajarian, or newer song of him, these are so old.

[@پریاکریمی-ع4ق]

It's tar and kamanche...Keyhan kalhor is the best in kamanche ...please react to him

[@alizargarinejad180]

I suggest you song tasnif asemane eshgh from mohammad reza shajarian. It has beatiful instromental.

[@KingKiavash]

Eragh means Iraq. Prior to the establishment of the current borders which exist in the region now, Iraq was part of Persia and the term was used to refer to the majority of the Western part of Persia.

[@azadehazi8828]

Gholab by Homayoun Shajarian is one of the best.

[@mohammadhosseinfarhoumand8471]

Listen to "rage khab" by Homayoun Shajarian

[@marjant4089]

I really admire your commitment to opening your soul to different cultures. We all should take the lesson and do the same. Specially, listening to and enjoying the legendary Mohamad Reza Shajarian's music is something that takes some practice and time, and you listen & seem to enjoy it even more than many Iranians that I know of (even though they still admire him). That's really impressive. I've seen a few of your reviews on his songs, and I think the ones you've been suggested are on the more hard core traditional side, which is a bit more difficult to get into right away. I have 2 suggestions for you that are less prayer-like (as you described some of them): "Yade Ayam" and "Tasnif Delshodegan". I put the link to the second one here, because when you search with this name, sometimes it shows other songs from the same Album: ruclips.net/video/CJ-ZSVLZs-A/видео.html

[@mehranab1]

This instrument is tar and kamanche , tonbak maybe sehtar in background also

[@rezanory3466]

سیتار در موسیقی سنتی هندی استفاده می شه

[@mehranab1]

@@rezanory3466کی گفت سی تار ؟ من نوشتم سه تار اون اچ رو‌ندیدین ؟؟؟

[@rezanory3466]

@@mehranab1 چون کلمه maybe رو استفاده کرده بودید برا همون فکر کردم منظورتون سیتار هستش

[@mehranab1]

@@rezanory3466 بله بعد از maybe کلمه background رو‌ استفاده کردم یعتی پس‌زمینه چون صدای زنگ‌دار سه تار هم خیلی خفیف شنیده میشد‌‌ا

[@emasanam2877]

Plz react to( ala ya ayyohasaghi) from shahram nazery another legend singer of iran

[@omidfazeli2334]

React to the song Gholab by Homayoun Shajarian

[@AriAzHandle]

🌞
.. regardless
Doodd.. I'm not one to sit here telling you or others what's what, I'll leave that to others..
Oh n this ain't a suggestion or nothing but if you like his voice check out Tasnif Saghia (I mean there's many many many others.. but).. also if you wanna say his name right, the 1st two A's in his sir name are like the A in Apple & the last A is like Amen.. enjoy btw. ✌️

[@shincordon4578]

EBI - "KHALI"

[@manijehghalamkary8663]

Please react to Voice of famous Iranian singer Ebi - Navazesh official Video
Or Ebi - ROYAYEH MA

[@mostafarazavi8808]

Hey Mace. You should do another Persian song: “Ashoobam” by “Chaartaar”. There is an official clip of their live performance which is great!

[@mohammaddaryanavard7342]

Hi please react to Bidad by Parviz meshkatian my hero😉❤

[@tatalo3540]

3tar.tar.tombac

[@mohammadhosseinfarhoumand8471]

The instrument of this song is Tar,Kamanche(by Keyhan Kalhor,famous musicia) and Tombok (by Homayoun shajarian)

[@mkh1990-h4t]

React to "mokhtabad - tamanaye vesal" that's incredible song too

[@dodo-wi6vq]

👏🏻

[@mkh1990-h4t]

@@dodo-wi6vq 🙌

[@samanabdinejad8638]

مختاباد؟؟؟ 🤦‍♂️

[@dodo-wi6vq]

@@samanabdinejad8638 😂😂😂

[@hstihsti57]

This is kamanche

[@hstihsti57]

Not setar

[@iraxtar3099]

❤️

[@parsaporqasemian]

It's not sitar.....it is tar....kamancheh and tonbak

[@shayansarrami438]

pleaseeee react to " Sarkoob" by the greatest Persian rapper Yas ... it has English sub too

[@hosseinnaghiloo8407]

You should also react to Googoosh she’s the literary Persian diva.

[@hosseinnaghiloo8407]

You mean Persian? Right?😁 ( Farsi is a Persian word so when you speak English it’s right to say Persian not Farsi). When you use Farsi in English context it sounds strange.

[@farshadsamani4074]

نمی‌دونم چی میگه ولی تا الان اینا چند تا یوتویوبرن میبینم از شجریان همایون نامجو و.... تصنیف میزارن و مثلا تحلیل میکنن . به نظرم فقط دنبال ویو یی هستند که ببینده ایرانی بهشون میده و لایکی که میخوره . تحلیل مثل آمره از ترکیه خودش استاده و فرهنگش هم به این آوازها میخوره ولی برای اینا آوازهای ما به گوششون آشنا نیست . همین آقا تو تحلیل همایون در با من صنما اصلا واکنشی به اون تحریر ویژه که شجریان پدر گفت از دست من بر نمیاد نشون نداد . چون به گوشش آشنا نیست . الان دوتار رو با سی تار هندی اشتباه گرفته

[@Reza.mohammadiyan]

🙏Please reaction homayoun shajarian

[@erfanghasempoor3193]

React to "Ebi" ruclips.net/video/DprmzGSwusQ/видео.html

[@وحیدذکاوتی]

persian classical vocal from iraq ? you said persian so you need to know that persian people live in iran NOT iraq - also you need to know that iraqi people speak arabic NOT persian - iraqi people are arabs and iranian people are persian - please correct your title

[@MaceAroundTheWorld]

Did I misspeak? I definitely know that though

[@kamandraad4565]

Please react to shadmehr aghili

[@parsakhavarinejad]

Shadmehr?? Are you fuckin serious?

[@kamandraad4565]

@@parsakhavarinejad ok haji, fahmidim shoma khareji kaho yonjeh mikorori😒😒😒

[@parsakhavarinejad]

باباا زیر پست طرف بود گفتم حداقل یه جوری حرف بزنیم که بفهمه😂

[@kamandraad4565]

@@parsakhavarinejad 🤣🤣😐😐

[@kamandraad4565]

@@parsakhavarinejad اون فاکینگ پسرم

[@masihgh2799]

React from ebi Rey❤

[@mravi9478]

امثال این یارو ، فقط دنبال افزایش بازدید پیج‌شون هستن و هنر و موسیقی براشون هیچ اهمیتی نداره
تا حالا دیدین از یه موزیک "بد" بگن ؟!

[@mahdiabbasi4215]

🇮🇷🇮🇶Iran❤️iraq🇮🇶💪🏻❤️