As a Lebanese I don't understand the language and still I can feel the pain and it touches very deep. I wouldn't be able to stop the video like she did. I really can't describe what this arrangement does to me emotionally, how it pulls you through an unknown spectrum of pain and beauty, without any predictable music structure, as if you were pulled blindly through waves but you surrender to it. What a master ❤️❤️❤️
These kinda of traditional classical Persian concerts aren't usually for fun. They're just art. Very official art exhibition for those with better taste. Great if you have fun listening to them but they aren't done for fun. Very respectful demeanor and atmosphere is because of that. He has the lyrics in front of him bc it is like an orchestra playing music and everyone has them
As an Iranian, I'm glad you listened to this music. Homayoun Shajarian is the son of Mohammad Reza Shajarian, who is a master of Iranian vocal music. As an Iranian, I may be biased, but there is no one in the world who can sing like Homayoun Shajarian. Traditional Iranian music is based on vocal compositions, and few can sing like him. Homayoun Shajarian is exceptional
Shahjarian is truly the master…..the orchestra is also is singing this song with him…..that’s the beauty of classical Persian music…..the music is singing as well…that’s why everyone is feeling the emotion just as Shahjarian does. The Lyrics are hard to translate as Farsi phrases can not be truly understood unless you speak the language ….and know the culture as well. Wish everyone could understand this beautiful song…..even though just listening to it brings such emotions……
This is the song I discovered when my dad passed away 3 years ago and I kept playing it over and over again. I didn't listen to Persian music before that. It's sad and beautiful and the only kind of music that I could listen to. Your reviews are amazing, you really understand music, even without knowing the meaning of the words. Thank you!
@@ff-ti7nj what do you mean? Persian culture is entrenched in its ancient practices and traditions. No one refers to Islamicized Iran as representative of Persian culture.
@@dcdenizen1275 I agree with you.I was in iran on holiday in Isfahan and foladshar.The best holiday in my life. Meet only kind and friendly people. Thank you from me, live in Norway. ❤🙂
@@dcdenizen1275 Persian culture is the culture of the Persians and it doesn't represent the culture of every Muslim in the world. Muslims belong to different cultures while following Islam. Likewise, Persians too have Islam ingrained in their culture which is unique and beautiful.
@@trondr4009 You seem only to be prejudiced against the religion that the majority from that country practice. Yes, Irainians are kind, lovely and friendly people as much as anybody else, contrary to what the media preaches to you in the hope of justifying the policies adopted by it's leaders against the region in order to destabilize, make profit in arms dealings and it's resources among other gains and carry out the war crimes silently without a trial. I advice you learn about Islam with an open mind. Peace.
I'm 18 Iranian boy and so far I couldn't find any music more emotional and more beautiful than homayoun shajarians musics, ❤️ and I'm really proud of my culture and I'm really proud I'm Iranian, during the history we had best singers like his father and gholamhosein Banan and others... ❤️🇮🇷
As an Iranian, I have listened to this song a hundred times, and yet here at he end of your video my eyes are wet. I love this man great Homayoun Shajarian.
The best way to enjoy this magnificent piece is to understand the lyrics of it in its original language and the feeling each word carries, that means learning farsi is the best way to fully understand this kind of poetry. No translation will transform the same feeling to you. That's my opinion
I love listening to Homayoun Shajarian and have been thinking about how translation doesn't get all the nuances of Farsi but we're also talking Sufi writings which is a whole other dimension. Beautiful music. Rips my soul to shreds. I can easily listen to him all day. Because my soul drinks thirstily.
Hello my daughter, by listening to this type of Iranian traditional music, you may realize only half of the beauty of music, the other half is the understanding of poetry, which the singer tries to convey to the audience in the best way. In fact, in this type of Iranian music, music and poetry complement each other. Without poetry, you only understand the sound and harmony of music, and without music, you listen to a piece of poetry in English and without hearing the order, rhyme, melody and message of the poem. So I suggest you understand the poem as much as you can, then listen to it with music. Thank you for taking the time for this kind of music. Good luck.
if you want to feel the tremolo effect even more obvious, you should hear the "rabbana" song from Homayoun's father, the great master of Persian music; Mohammad Reza Shajarian. BTW, i love how you enjoy Persian music and the way you analyse them deeply, LOTS OF LOVE FROM IRAN ❤️
what makes this music so unique is that how the music sends the message of the song, the feeling that you have when someone leaves you and you miss them so much. For me, this music is how I feel this restlessness feeling in my mind and body.
The traditional Iranian( Persian) Music is normally formed from the poetry of the Persian poets from 5-7-10 centuries ago or even farther back , the music and lyrics come together to form the Persian Opera( ASSIL=Traditional) music / songs.
How can you be so accurate and on point? Great job in this video. Without knowing the lyrics or being familiar with Persian traditional music, your comments and impressions are incredibly relevant. Great job!
Nina Homayoun Shajarian learned this style from her father since she was 4 or 5 years old. It is not easy to read from script. It is a very difficult task. Only at the age of 15 or 18, her father allowed her to participate in concerts. You grow old this way.
Ok, let me draw you a picture . One day I saw a friend singing “ bubbly bubbly bubbly bubbly in llllloooovvvveee ( love) . I said : what are you singing ? He said gogoosh’s song which is in in English. It sounded odd to me so I listened to the song and she was actually saying “ I believe, I believe, I believe in lloovve “ That is what a foreigner hears 😂
I've watched your reaction of this song countless of times. This song has always been very comforting to me, especially since it was played at my father's funeral. Which in turn gives this song a whole different meaning. And watching your reaction to it, makes it bittersweet.
It's such an emotional song that I can't stop crying every time I listen to it, even when I was watching you react to it, I was tearing up listening to the song in the background.
The song and the way it goes and the ending, oh my goodness, whenever I listen to it I get goosebumps. It is like when you have lost a dearest person in your life and you start with a shock and little cry but as you go on you outcry and scream.
As someone who knows nothing about music but understands Persian, I was in awe of how much a professional musician and coach can pick up just by listening to the theme, techniques used, and implementation of each instrument ... You almost didn't need the lyrics at all. I guess it shows how well-crafted the orchestra was and how much more it can be appreciated by the enthusiasts.
Diana Ankudinova is a young performer who shocks us with her pleasant voice and takes us into the abyss of events!!! Diana Ankudinova is unique and inimitable, goosebumps from her voice! Diana sings as if she lives in the song! The soul freezes or opens with Diana's voice. I am a musician who has been with music for years, and believe me, I have not heard such a tone in all these past years.
He sang this song after passing his great father away.he is the son of the GOD of traditional Iranian singing.there will be no one like master shajarian.if you could understand the word in Persian you would definitely cry.homayoon is the best substitute of his father.he is a master too.
Professional coaches say about her voice: contralto gifted with naturally occurring polyphonic overtones. Please make reaction to Diana Ankudinova! Diana's voice is like a rainbow of colors now and there's a pot of gold that's the gift at the end of the rainbow, and the rainbows being the various tones that and qualities that she has to offer through the song. Diana's polyphonic overtone sounding is indescribable happiness, delight and goosebumps. To perform all this with a contralto chest register, combining with a mixed and head register, ending each phrase with his own unforgettable yodeling technique, no one is able to perform songs, as Diana does.
This is what he sang for his dad departure and when we listen to this we don’t think our break up but about loved ones who have passed away and left us restless in this world.
Dear madam, I am a Persian musician , instrument player , composer and teacher ,for more than 30 years . I love this music and I listened to it more than fifty times .But I never noticed the points you understood and mentioned. That is a great professional review .I subscribed your channel and will follow all your videos. Good luck and thanks
In the lyrics from the beginning he was talking about how sad it is that you left. But exactly at the moment you said the atmosphere is changing he started to show his loved one that what would happen if you came back. And started to encourage her to come back
would love to see a reaction to his song called "gholab" or also called " tasnif gholab" . its a poem based song and its just amazing with the instruments played in the song. oh and its also slow paced as you'd like presumably
I really loved your reaction Even when you don't know the artist the song or the lyrics you're always so precise it shows how professional you are Enjoyed this so much❤️
this is great. also the sheets in front of him are the notes and lyrics, and the man next to him is the composer and he also did the arrangement the , he is a genius
It’s classical Persian music and bc of that all the band wearing formal and sitting; in other way, that’s the classic artist’s style. The lyrics originally from one of the Iranian writers / poets from decades ago. He is very technical singer and he is the master of eastern techniques; if somebody understands eastern music so he will amazed by Homayoon’s singing ability and talent. I really liked your reaction video¡ thank you ☺️
He is the Persian top singer of the traditional music. He has the most beautiful voice and top skills performing. He was trained by his father who was also master of performing traditional songs with beautiful poetry. He has modernized and improved singing. Young and old generation love his music.
I think *Zolf by Mohsen Namjoo* could be a great song for to react, a mixed traditional persian music with some kind of western vibes and also the singer is just amazing!
@@amirgorji7245 Persian music is so hard to understand for a western person, because of "quarter tones" and "tahri" But there is a Turk vocal coach who got this the firs second that he heard it, because he had a background for eastern music I think western music expert should beggin with "persian-pop" music, because it's one part of pop music that they know with persian singing techniques Frankly I'm quite surprised by how they let it go so simply 😃 I remember when I discovered "Native american" music, I felt like indiana jones discovering new cultures or some treasure 😅
@@aryanirani71 Exactly...! They should start with Mohsen Yeganeh (which she did) and work their way through the likes of Mohammad Esfahani and Mohsen Chavoshi..., then it would be easier for them.
I loved your reactions that are quite professional and realistic. Your attention to the music (different types of instruments) , quality of the singer’s voice and meaning of the lyrics is very interesting. 😍
you have no idea how much this song is emotional for us(Iranian people) it means that why did you leave me and in my opinion homayoun shajarian is the best singer in iran even better than his father,both of them,they are incredible
What I find really cool is the fact that after listening to the climax of the song, even without knowing the lyrics, you looked up (9:26) and I can actually see the emotional effect of the lyrics in your eyes, which we can usually see in the eyes of people who understand and know the lyrics. I don't know, it just felt cool to see the effect it has on me on someone who doesn't even know the lyrics (until then). :)
Close your eyes and listen to this song. It will take you on a beautiful ride; flying over the osain and mountains, reaching the stars and smoothly coming back to earth. Even if you don't understanding the lyrics, you'll have an amazing ride.
I listened this song for hundred times and it was really good to hear it again BTW if you want to hear more, listen to the rag-e khab if you want a fast track or Ahay Khabardar if you want a slow one of his works and Rabbana wich is a very different song and full of that technic you love of his father who is one of the greatest singer i ever known
Actually there is a very sad story about the poem! Homayoun managed to rehearse this song for the poet Mrs Simin Behbahani a month before her passing. I think they even recorded this visit and the occasion of presenting the song to poet
Beautiful reaction to this beautiful song. As an Iranian my self, you did a great job Nina. And yes you don't always need to understand the lyrics to connect with a song from the heart. I sometimes listen to Spanish or French song and love them, even though I don't understand the lyrics. Beautiful video. You are a joy to watch. But 99% of the time it is always better to listen to a recorded song rather than a live recorded from a cellphone... they not always record a song as they should.
You can react to norooz, ahay khabardar, Iran e man, best of his live performances in Toronto, and you gotta react to his father. He is the one who teached homayoun how to sing
Why did you leave?why? I am restless I long for your embrace Did you not see how beautiful the moonlight is tonight? Did you not see how impatient my soul is in this sorrow? Your vision was my lifetime companion.....
You should listen to Del be del Choni bi man Abr mi barad Asemane abri Dar hesare shab Ahay khbardad Bia kaz eshghe to An delbare man Bazme to Kodavandane asrar Hame hicham Morghe sahar Sarnevesht Masteh nagah Havaye gerye ba man By homayon shajarian
![Homayoun Shajarian-Chera rafti?![Nina reaction]+persian subtitle||ریاکشن نینا-چرا رفتی؟! از همایون](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/xtmaRlyioAo/mqdefault.jpg)
As a Lebanese I don't understand the language and still I can feel the pain and it touches very deep.
I wouldn't be able to stop the video like she did.
I really can't describe what this arrangement does to me emotionally, how it pulls you through an unknown spectrum of pain and beauty, without any predictable music structure, as if you were pulled blindly through waves but you surrender to it.
What a master ❤️❤️❤️
These kinda of traditional classical Persian concerts aren't usually for fun. They're just art. Very official art exhibition for those with better taste. Great if you have fun listening to them but they aren't done for fun. Very respectful demeanor and atmosphere is because of that. He has the lyrics in front of him bc it is like an orchestra playing music and everyone has them
As an Iranian, I'm glad you listened to this music. Homayoun Shajarian is the son of Mohammad Reza Shajarian, who is a master of Iranian vocal music. As an Iranian, I may be biased, but there is no one in the world who can sing like Homayoun Shajarian. Traditional Iranian music is based on vocal compositions, and few can sing like him. Homayoun Shajarian is exceptional
viva iran viva persian culture.
Shahjarian is truly the master…..the orchestra is also is singing this song with him…..that’s the beauty of classical Persian music…..the music is singing as well…that’s why everyone is feeling the emotion just as Shahjarian does. The Lyrics are hard to translate as Farsi phrases can not be truly understood unless you speak the language ….and know the culture as well. Wish everyone could understand this beautiful song…..even though just listening to it brings such emotions……
❤❤❤
Exactly
This is the song I discovered when my dad passed away 3 years ago and I kept playing it over and over again. I didn't listen to Persian music before that. It's sad and beautiful and the only kind of music that I could listen to. Your reviews are amazing, you really understand music, even without knowing the meaning of the words. Thank you!
It is. Cause this song's poem, "Why you are gone", is about separation from the people we love and our restlessness for their return.
I'm glad you liked it, I'm sorry about your loss.
Where are you from my friend?
God bless your father. And I hope you are successful in life
The lyric says ( why did you go? Why am I so worried?)
Rip❤🌹
Please react to his father's voice... Great maestro mohammadreza shajarian... He was god in our muaic history... ❤️
محمد رضا شجریان قلب ایران بود
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I love Homayoon!
@@soroosh0096 هنوز هم هست
Ta Yunan soda ye ostad Shajarian reside.
Classical Persian music is extremely soothing and beautiful.
This guy voice is really miracle if you know the language you'll be react very high emotionally !
he is Homayoun Shajariyan
Nothing more complex and sophisticated than the persian culture. It's fascinating. Music, food, celebrations, arts, poetry, etc...
the ancient ones yes, now there's not much left
@@ff-ti7nj what do you mean? Persian culture is entrenched in its ancient practices and traditions. No one refers to Islamicized Iran as representative of Persian culture.
@@dcdenizen1275 I agree with you.I was in iran on holiday in Isfahan and foladshar.The best holiday in my life. Meet only kind and friendly people.
Thank you from me, live in Norway. ❤🙂
@@dcdenizen1275 Persian culture is the culture of the Persians and it doesn't represent the culture of every Muslim in the world. Muslims belong to different cultures while following Islam. Likewise, Persians too have Islam ingrained in their culture which is unique and beautiful.
@@trondr4009 You seem only to be prejudiced against the religion that the majority from that country practice. Yes, Irainians are kind, lovely and friendly people as much as anybody else, contrary to what the media preaches to you in the hope of justifying the policies adopted by it's leaders against the region in order to destabilize, make profit in arms dealings and it's resources among other gains and carry out the war crimes silently without a trial.
I advice you learn about Islam with an open mind. Peace.
Persian song can take you to journey love from Iraq 🇮🇶 Iran 🇮🇷
we love you guys too...
@@hamid_bahri except me.
I like Iraqi and Arabic music too, but that's not true what you said, its totally deferent.
Maval iraqi is too good....love from iran 🇮🇷🇮🇶
🤍🤍🤍love from Iran
This song always gets me crying.
I recommend you listen to Ahay Khabar Dar - Homayun Shajarian ... you will love it
Same
same here :)
When ever i listen to this song, i end up closing my eyes, relax in my seat and then feel a tear coming down...
Me to bro
I'm 18 Iranian boy and so far I couldn't find any music more emotional and more beautiful than homayoun shajarians musics, ❤️ and I'm really proud of my culture and I'm really proud I'm Iranian, during the history we had best singers like his father and gholamhosein Banan and others... ❤️🇮🇷
As an Iranian, I have listened to this song a hundred times, and yet here at he end of your video my eyes are wet. I love this man great Homayoun Shajarian.
Exact same thing! Closed my eyes in the last 10-15 seconds and listened and my eyes just start to tear up
why great ? what is great about it? he copies his father at a much lower level.
Hi can you suggest me some more such persian songs , I don’t understand them but i love listening to such soulful music
@@webeskimo Thats because you konw nothing about traditional music and you think they are the same
@@webeskimo this is a terrible take. if anything homayoun's technique is much more pronounced and refined. he is his father's son after all
The best way to enjoy this magnificent piece is to understand the lyrics of it in its original language and the feeling each word carries, that means learning farsi is the best way to fully understand this kind of poetry. No translation will transform the same feeling to you. That's my opinion
I love listening to Homayoun Shajarian and have been thinking about how translation doesn't get all the nuances of Farsi but we're also talking Sufi writings which is a whole other dimension. Beautiful music. Rips my soul to shreds. I can easily listen to him all day. Because my soul drinks thirstily.
*Persian. Not "farsi"
@@marmary5555 the Iranian language is Farsi
Those papers in front of him are notes not lyrics. He has all lyrics and poems in his mind.
Do you know the meaning of the lyrics?
@@danialasaadi678 Yeah, of course. I know meanings.
@@danialasaadi678 it appears that you didn't get his point. Its notes about his vocal techniques not lyrics
Hello my daughter, by listening to this type of Iranian traditional music, you may realize only half of the beauty of music, the other half is the understanding of poetry, which the singer tries to convey to the audience in the best way. In fact, in this type of Iranian music, music and poetry complement each other. Without poetry, you only understand the sound and harmony of music, and without music, you listen to a piece of poetry in English and without hearing the order, rhyme, melody and message of the poem. So I suggest you understand the poem as much as you can, then listen to it with music. Thank you for taking the time for this kind of music. Good luck.
ایران عشق است✨❤️✨
Iran is love❤️
I am happy to see that Mandi from Iran gives so much love to the world and I thank you for so much interest.
Proud of you men❤️🇮🇷
Many thanks for the reaction Nina🤝👍🌺
His “ Abr mibarad “ is sooo beautiful and it’s really slow and sentimental like this one. I’m sure you’ll love it.❤️
That's it 👍🏻
that one gets me crying always
Yes 🙏🏼🙋🏻♂️
i agree👍👌
if you want to feel the tremolo effect even more obvious, you should hear the "rabbana" song from Homayoun's father, the great master of Persian music; Mohammad Reza Shajarian.
BTW, i love how you enjoy Persian music and the way you analyse them deeply, LOTS OF LOVE FROM IRAN ❤️
as an Iranian, I think it's quite impossible not to cry with this song
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what makes this music so unique is that how the music sends the message of the song, the feeling that you have when someone leaves you and you miss them so much. For me, this music is how I feel this restlessness feeling in my mind and body.
His father was a Legend; saw them together in concert a few years ago in LA. #Legend
The traditional Iranian( Persian) Music is normally formed from the poetry of the Persian poets from 5-7-10 centuries ago or even farther back , the music and lyrics come together to form the Persian Opera( ASSIL=Traditional) music / songs.
How can you be so accurate and on point? Great job in this video. Without knowing the lyrics or being familiar with Persian traditional music, your comments and impressions are incredibly relevant. Great job!
agree
Thank you! It’s a pleasure to watch and listen to this beautiful music
It’s shams mawlana duet
I’m not persian but I love their music especially traditional songs
@@chinarbalata5021 known as Rumi in the West
Thank you for choosing this beautiful and emotional music, this music always makes me 🇮🇷 ❤ 🇺🇸
Nina Homayoun Shajarian learned this style from her father since she was 4 or 5 years old. It is not easy to read from script. It is a very difficult task. Only at the age of 15 or 18, her father allowed her to participate in concerts. You grow old this way.
I'm persian and I wish I could hear with your ears to know how it feel listening persian as a foreigner...
Italians have great singers. I don’t understand Italian but I love Bocheli.
As a foreigner, I can assure you that Persian sounds magnificent.
واای ایرانی و ارمی😍
Ok, let me draw you a picture .
One day I saw a friend singing “ bubbly bubbly bubbly bubbly in llllloooovvvveee ( love) .
I said : what are you singing ?
He said gogoosh’s song which is in in English.
It sounded odd to me so I listened to the song and she was actually saying “ I believe, I believe, I believe in lloovve “
That is what a foreigner hears 😂
Are you an army?
Wowww! Thanks for this Nina 🧡
please do more Iranian (Persian) music
The ultimate soul medicine. His voice takes you to feel a new universe.
I've watched your reaction of this song countless of times. This song has always been very comforting to me, especially since it was played at my father's funeral. Which in turn gives this song a whole different meaning. And watching your reaction to it, makes it bittersweet.
It's such an emotional song that I can't stop crying every time I listen to it, even when I was watching you react to it, I was tearing up listening to the song in the background.
I'm proudly and respectfully saying that who's better than us in music?
The song and the way it goes and the ending, oh my goodness, whenever I listen to it I get goosebumps. It is like when you have lost a dearest person in your life and you start with a shock and little cry but as you go on you outcry and scream.
As someone who knows nothing about music but understands Persian, I was in awe of how much a professional musician and coach can pick up just by listening to the theme, techniques used, and implementation of each instrument ...
You almost didn't need the lyrics at all. I guess it shows how well-crafted the orchestra was and how much more it can be appreciated by the enthusiasts.
Thanks a million Nina,... Homayoun makes us Iranians proud..
At 5:50 he is really in to it, because he is the composer and very inspired by his friend the singer Homayoun ! kind of muse, we would say !!
He's been learning since the age of 5-6 from his own father who's a legend in traditional Persian singing and music.
Thanks for your video
This song is so sad it makes most of people who understand the lyrics cry their heart out.
Diana Ankudinova is a young performer who shocks us with her pleasant voice and takes us into the abyss of events!!! Diana Ankudinova is unique and inimitable, goosebumps from her voice! Diana sings as if she lives in the song! The soul freezes or opens with Diana's voice. I am a musician who has been with music for years, and believe me, I have not heard such a tone in all these past years.
DIANA ANKUDINOVA SUPER🌷🌷🌷
I join in this request. Diana has an amazing voice💯💯💯
RIP master Shajarian. Of course it is an emotional song. He’s singing in remembrance of his late father.
His father was alive actually when he performed this song in Washington
He sang this song after passing his great father away.he is the son of the GOD of traditional Iranian singing.there will be no one like master shajarian.if you could understand the word in Persian you would definitely cry.homayoon is the best substitute of his father.he is a master too.
Everybody should listen to his father's voice, Mohamed Reza Shajarian, astonishing
tanks for this song. lm from arabian countru but I love persian music.
I love Arabic songs too, they are out of this world!
I'm Iranian , and I'm really proud as an Iranian that you enjoy classic Iranian songs, that's really great.
he is our legends son.he is one of best,
I can feel tears in my eyes by this song, It is so perfect ❣️
Professional coaches say about her voice: contralto gifted with naturally occurring polyphonic overtones.
Please make reaction to Diana Ankudinova!
Diana's voice is like a rainbow of colors now and there's a pot of gold that's the gift at the end of the rainbow, and the rainbows being the various tones that and qualities that she has to offer through the song. Diana's polyphonic overtone sounding is indescribable happiness, delight and goosebumps. To perform all this with a contralto chest register, combining with a mixed and head register, ending each phrase with his own unforgettable yodeling technique, no one is able to perform songs, as Diana does.
Diana Ankudinova 😊👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💥💥💥🎉💫💯
*Diana* *Ankudinova* has an amazingly beautiful and memorable voice that cannot be confused with anyone else! 💎💎💎💯
1000000%!!!🔥🔥🔥🎤🎤🎤🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶.......Diana-beauty in every minute!!!💖💕💖💕💖💕💖👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I really appreciate it that not only you listen to the singer but also you pay attention to the music and arrangement details.
And the connection between the technic and instruments and the poem is fantastic.
This is what he sang for his dad departure and when we listen to this we don’t think our break up but about loved ones who have passed away and left us restless in this world.
This masterpiece always makes me cry... it’s just beautiful...
nobody,, never,, can ever comment about how he sing..
Words have no power to describe him.💖
For his father (RIP)🌿🌿and Houmayoon 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥰😍
Dear madam,
I am a Persian musician , instrument player , composer and teacher ,for more than 30 years . I love this music and I listened to it more than fifty times .But I never noticed the points you understood and mentioned. That is a great professional review .I subscribed your channel and will follow all your videos.
Good luck and thanks
It's so nice to see a professional reaction ...tnx 🙏✨...abr mibarad is also another great calm and beautiful song of him
In the lyrics from the beginning he was talking about how sad it is that you left. But exactly at the moment you said the atmosphere is changing he started to show his loved one that what would happen if you came back. And started to encourage her to come back
would love to see a reaction to his song called "gholab" or also called " tasnif gholab" . its a poem based song and its just amazing with the instruments played in the song. oh and its also slow paced as you'd like presumably
love the way you analize the song good job❤👌do more of him please
There's another slow song of him called( abr mibarad) which he used a lot of those techniques that you like to know about and as always astonishing
You're right about the feeling of poems ... That's caus he actually makes his music that way and pour feelings into words... It's natural in his case
Even without you talking, we can feel this music by heart.
I really loved your reaction
Even when you don't know the artist the song or the lyrics
you're always so precise
it shows how professional you are
Enjoyed this so much❤️
you should listen the studio version of this if you wanna see his voice power in full.
Absolutely
this is great. also the sheets in front of him are the notes and lyrics, and the man next to him is the composer and he also did the arrangement the , he is a genius
Getting goosebumps with this performance even after 100th time
It’s classical Persian music and bc of that all the band wearing formal and sitting; in other way, that’s the classic artist’s style.
The lyrics originally from one of the Iranian writers / poets from decades ago. He is very technical singer and he is the master of eastern techniques; if somebody understands eastern music so he will amazed by Homayoon’s singing ability and talent. I really liked your reaction video¡ thank you ☺️
The voice comes from sky👌🙏🌺
He is the Persian top singer of the traditional music. He has the most beautiful voice and top skills performing. He was trained by his father who was also master of performing traditional songs with beautiful poetry. He has modernized and improved singing.
Young and old generation love his music.
I think *Zolf by Mohsen Namjoo* could be a great song for to react, a mixed traditional persian music with some kind of western vibes and also the singer is just amazing!
Agreed
If she is ready, it can be a great choice, but I don't think she is...
@@amirgorji7245 Persian music is so hard to understand for a western person, because of "quarter tones" and "tahri"
But there is a Turk vocal coach who got this the firs second that he heard it, because he had a background for eastern music
I think western music expert should beggin with "persian-pop" music, because it's one part of pop music that they know with persian singing techniques
Frankly I'm quite surprised by how they let it go so simply 😃
I remember when I discovered "Native american" music, I felt like indiana jones discovering new cultures or some treasure 😅
@@aryanirani71 Exactly...! They should start with Mohsen Yeganeh (which she did) and work their way through the likes of Mohammad Esfahani and Mohsen Chavoshi..., then it would be easier for them.
Oh God. I fell in love. Thank you for this pleasant music video. Long live the good people of Iran.
the part where he goes up, the lyrics says: why did you go why am i distressed, i'm need your embrace
I loved your reactions that are quite professional and realistic. Your attention to the music (different types of instruments) , quality of the singer’s voice and meaning of the lyrics is very interesting. 😍
pls react more song from this guy he is insane🌹
the goosebump i get from hearing Mr. Shajariyan
Dear Nina
So happy that you pleased Iranian music.
I highly recommend you to react "sarve zire ab" by "Salar aghili". It's gonna melt your heart!
you have no idea how much this song is emotional for us(Iranian people) it means that why did you leave me and in my opinion homayoun shajarian is the best singer in iran even better than his father,both of them,they are incredible
What I find really cool is the fact that after listening to the climax of the song, even without knowing the lyrics, you looked up (9:26) and I can actually see the emotional effect of the lyrics in your eyes, which we can usually see in the eyes of people who understand and know the lyrics. I don't know, it just felt cool to see the effect it has on me on someone who doesn't even know the lyrics (until then). :)
One of the most beautiful part of it is to know what he says. It's a romantic tale somehow!
If you like it...you can react to ahay khabar dar(live in Washington DC)by him😍♥️
Perfect
Thanks for reaction this song I'm iranian and we love you
Thank you so much🌷👍🌹
This man is EMPEROR of persian music ... his family is original 💙💚💙
akhund of persian music
Close your eyes and listen to this song. It will take you on a beautiful ride; flying over the osain and mountains, reaching the stars and smoothly coming back to earth. Even if you don't understanding the lyrics, you'll have an amazing ride.
I listened this song for hundred times and it was really good to hear it again
BTW if you want to hear more, listen to the rag-e khab if you want a fast track or Ahay Khabardar if you want a slow one of his works and Rabbana wich is a very different song and full of that technic you love of his father who is one of the greatest singer i ever known
Amazing vocal range. The tops and the lows both magnificently done.
/tæhri:r/ (tahrir)
/homa:youn/
/şæjæriy۸n/
And I really enjoyed the way you reacted to that, glad you liked it :)
Homayoun Shajaryan is a legend in Persian classical music. I love his works. It makes so much more beautiful if you understand what he sings!
Actually there is a very sad story about the poem! Homayoun managed to rehearse this song for the poet Mrs Simin Behbahani a month before her passing. I think they even recorded this visit and the occasion of presenting the song to poet
Thanks for the reaction and your comments. Really enjoyed the video!
I don’t how to say you but this song have a-lot emotional sentences, Hands down I’m speechless
Beautiful reaction to this beautiful song.
As an Iranian my self, you did a great job Nina.
And yes you don't always need to understand the lyrics to connect with a song from the heart.
I sometimes listen to Spanish or French song and love them, even though I don't understand the lyrics.
Beautiful video. You are a joy to watch.
But 99% of the time it is always better to listen to a recorded song rather than a live recorded from a cellphone... they not always record a song as they should.
You can react to norooz, ahay khabardar, Iran e man, best of his live performances in Toronto, and you gotta react to his father. He is the one who teached homayoun how to sing
All of the SHAJARIAN FAMILY is legend of the music.father has a Gabriel voice and his sister is goddes
OMG, ninaaa thanks for reacting to our music, love u sooo much😍😘🥰
You’re so welcome! Love ya!
Mrs Nina Schofield, thank you very much for writing the singer's name in Farsi. I appreciate it, and I hope you always succeed.
Why did you leave?why? I am restless
I long for your embrace
Did you not see how beautiful the moonlight is tonight?
Did you not see how impatient my soul is in this sorrow?
Your vision was my lifetime companion.....
The guy at his left is Sohrab Pournazeri, he is the composer of the songs in this concert.
👌👌👌
You should listen to
Del be del
Choni bi man
Abr mi barad
Asemane abri
Dar hesare shab
Ahay khbardad
Bia kaz eshghe to
An delbare man
Bazme to
Kodavandane asrar
Hame hicham
Morghe sahar
Sarnevesht
Masteh nagah
Havaye gerye ba man
By homayon shajarian
With shajarian it never stays down there.
It always lifts up.
Love you from Iran❤❤❤
❤️❤️
Yes its tahrir, thank you for your reaction💐💜🇮🇷