Dear All, This is a Greek song the title of which is MISIRLOU meaning "Egyptian girl",, written by a Greek person who loved this girl when in Egypte there was living in Alexandria a big Greek community which left Egypte in the decade of 1950 because of political events at that moment. It is not a surprise that the Greeks can write such beautiful songs because they have invented MUSIC 3000 years ago.
Λάθος Κε Σολωμονίδη! The song is of unknown Middle-eastern origins and there are dozens of versions in Arab, Greek, Armenian Turkish and other languages! Μην τα θέλουμε και όλα δικά μας!
@@christossolomonides8580 Ofcurse not - music exists much longer then the Greek - it might be not palatable what about the ancient Indians - or the ancient Chinese . . or some native Americans - are you telling they didn't know music ?
My wife and I dance a version of the Tango to this arrangement. She also likes to draw the faces of the musicians. Excellent! Bravo Herr Tiedemann and class!
@@DendyJungle I know its not entirely greek cause the essential melody might've been around for centuries as a folk tune in the Eastern Mediterranean region and Middle East. But the lyrics and the story they are telling were created by a greek man somewhere in 1920's. So I don't consider the main melody neccesarily greek, but I consider Misirlou as a composition a greek song.
I LOVE THIS SONG N MELODY N I M GOING TI INTRODUCE IN SLL SCHOOL BSNDS N EVENTS . If you all can do it the world csn do it too. You all are the true LEGEND OF THE CENTURY ALL OF YOU.. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
First version: Sofia Vebo 1947 Lyrics! My dear Misirlou, your sweet stare in my heart has lit a fire flare Ah ya Habibi*, ah ya le-leli*, ah Honey drips from your two lips ah Ah, Misirlou, magic beauty unseen before I am going crazy, I can’t stand it anymore Ah, I will steal you from the Arab shore My black-eyed crazy Misirlou My life changes with a kiss from you Ah ya Habibi, with a little kiss, ah from the little mouth of yours, ah
You mean ''First version IN GREEK''? 'Cause the song is of UNKNOWN ORIGIN nad there are dozens of versions and arrangements in Middle-Eastern languages! Μην τα θέλουμε ολα δικά μαςΚε Μαρασόγλου!
I have listened to this rendition of Misirlou many times. I wonder how having 100 or so cellos playing it changes the music, ie, the interaction of the sounds from each instrument. IN other words, how different is it to play it with just one cello or two, vs the many dozens here.
Why are they referring to it as Pulp Fiction Theme? The Pulp Fiction version is a cover of Dick Dale's version from the '60s, but it was played on TV in '50s by Pandit Korla on organ and piano and recorded in 1927 in Greece in orchestra version. It's a traditional song, Miserlou means Egypt girl and it was/is a love song. It was popular with Greeks, Turks, and Sephardic Jews over 100 years ago. It's a great tune whether it's the traditional version, this one, Dick Dale, Korla, Agent Orange and many others.
Thanks a lot for your comment! We know about the fact that the original song is "traditional" and that it is not composed by Dick Dale or especially for Pulp Fiction. That's why we only wrote "Misirlou" in the title and description.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤MUSIC IS PURE SPIRITUAL LOVE & PEACE . IF EORLD LEADERS LISTEN TO THIS MUSIC THEY WILL BE LOVING PEACE N IN LOVE WITH THE PEOPLE N SHARE N CARE.N STOP WAR ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ LOVE
Dear All, This is a Turkish song the title of which is MISIRLOU(mısırlı) meaning “Egyptian” , written originally as a folk song by anonymous middle easterners, though was played frequently in the ottoman empire(and spread to egypt as well), then it was named misirlou(a greekified version of “mısırlı”) after it was played by a greek person, which then spread to the west. It is not a suprise turkish people can write such beautiful music considering they invented music 5000 years ago as proto-turkic nomads in central asia.
This orchestral version doesnt honors the suptil beauty of this tune. Definately not my cup of coffee. Its not majestueux in this way n neather sparkeling, just....heavy 😬
It sounds like a horde of angry bees and I love it. This video needs more attention :D
I agree!
This comment made my day. XD
So, don't mess with them or you'll get buzz-ted!
you mean a flight of the bumblebees?
ok imma head out
flight of the bumblebees but angrier. i like it!
One of the best orchestrated misirlou I've heard, sensational
Just closed my eyes and imagined sailing in the river nile and witnessing egypt and its beauty.. i mean time traveling to the Egyptian civilization..😇
Why is 6 dislikes? This is perfect.
Dear All, This is a Greek song the title of which is MISIRLOU meaning "Egyptian girl",, written by a Greek person who loved this girl when in Egypte there was living in Alexandria a big Greek community which left Egypte in the decade of 1950 because of political events at that moment. It is not a surprise that the Greeks can write such beautiful songs because they have invented MUSIC 3000 years ago.
Λάθος Κε Σολωμονίδη!
The song is of unknown Middle-eastern origins and there are dozens of versions in Arab, Greek, Armenian Turkish and other languages! Μην τα θέλουμε και όλα δικά μας!
This is not a specifically a “Greek song” there are many version all round the old Ottoman Empire territory
it is originally Arabic - and music was not invented.. nature already has copyrights
@@herauthon My dear friend music had been invented by the Greeks through the tragedies. Please read the history of the music that ascertains that
@@christossolomonides8580
Ofcurse not - music exists much longer then the Greek - it might be not palatable
what about the ancient Indians - or the ancient Chinese . . or some native Americans - are you telling they didn't know music ?
My wife and I dance a version of the Tango to this arrangement. She also likes to draw the faces of the musicians. Excellent! Bravo Herr Tiedemann and class!
THIS IS GREEK MUSIC AND IT'S BEAUTIFUL!
Written and sang by patrinos !
This is not Greek this is from Egypt
@@mikemike3448 This is Greek music for Egypt woman.
@@user-qc7uh5qb6w it was written by a Greek but inspired by traditional Arab melodies
NO WAY! See above!
@@DendyJungle I know its not entirely greek cause the essential melody might've been around for centuries as a folk tune in the Eastern Mediterranean region and Middle East. But the lyrics and the story they are telling were created by a greek man somewhere in 1920's. So I don't consider the main melody neccesarily greek, but I consider Misirlou as a composition a greek song.
I love old Greek music "misirlou" rebetiko song from 1926. Misirlou is name of eguptian girl and Greek man loved her and wrote this song for her.
NO WAY! Please read above!
All the cello players in the World get together so they can be cool just once.
Oh my god! This is wonderful! My skin express emotion with shiver and my eyes with tears. Thanks for experience.
absolutely breath taking
You all DESERVE WIRKD AWARD FOR THIS PIECE OF DONG YOU PLAYED N ALL. GOOD TO KNOW CLASSICAL MUSUCISNS ARE SUPERB TALENT ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Played by an orchestra this has more of a haunting feel. Great version
Beautiful, massive.
בריקמה הזאת משובצות אבני חן שמעודדים אותך להמשיך הלאה בלי להפסיק !!!
A fantastic innovative misirlou.
Maestro GUIDO OF THE EUROPEAN POP ORCHESTRA PLAYED THIS SONG BEAUTIFUL❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Beautiful
Me:*destroys a beehive in minecraft*
Bees:Let's get it on boys *misirlou starts playing in the background*
Most heavenly blessed video on internet
איזה כייף שרואים מכאן דברים שקורים שם !!
They are all amazing ❤
A M A Z I N G !
Bravo. Great performance
I really love this song when I hear it all the history of Egypt show Infront of my eyes 👀
Sir why do they say its greek?
Hello from Armenia
@@EaglesVision999 because it was a greek song about an egyptian girl
Hermosa versión!!
Astounding rendition!!
I LOVE THIS SONG N MELODY N I M GOING TI INTRODUCE IN SLL SCHOOL BSNDS N EVENTS . If you all can do it the world csn do it too. You all are the true LEGEND OF THE CENTURY ALL OF YOU.. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
F A R O U T !!!!!!!!!!!! TEN OUT OF TEN .GREAT ARRANGEMENT. BRAVO.
Fantastico ❤️
Outstanding! very professional and an Orchestra that was prepared for all challenges!
Beyond fabulous ❤️
Impresionant👏🤩🦋
Excellent ! ! ! ❤❤❤❤
Dick Dale would be proud
He did not create this tune.
@@m7digger i know that
Dick Dale my ass. It's a Greek song and tune since 1920. First recorded in New York by Columbia from a Greek singer/artist.
My God, very good !!
Bestial ❤️
Misirlou - Cello Orchester Baden-Württemberg
- belle musique et bonne exécution ❤❤
Bravo les Musicos !
ES-PE-TA-CU-LAR!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Nem é preciso dizer que ganhou um inscrito, só pelos primeiros acordes!
These guys are lit
So EPIC
Bravi !!! ♥️
Süper..Süper..Süper
Esta orquestra sempre surpreende.
I was trying to sing along to it. Yes it does have words.
Grandiose !!!
Kudis to all of you. Some of you are very young. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
First version: Sofia Vebo 1947
Lyrics!
My dear Misirlou, your sweet stare
in my heart has lit a fire flare
Ah ya Habibi*, ah ya le-leli*, ah
Honey drips from your two lips ah
Ah, Misirlou, magic beauty unseen before
I am going crazy, I can’t stand it anymore
Ah, I will steal you from the Arab shore
My black-eyed crazy Misirlou
My life changes with a kiss from you
Ah ya Habibi, with a little kiss, ah
from the little mouth of yours, ah
You mean ''First version IN GREEK''? 'Cause the song is of UNKNOWN ORIGIN nad there are dozens of versions and arrangements in Middle-Eastern languages! Μην τα θέλουμε ολα δικά μαςΚε Μαρασόγλου!
Harikulade 👍
Outstanding 👌👌👌it has hint of middle-east tunes in between...
very nice
This some final boss music
נהנית משיתוף של צלילים ומקצביםומוזיקת איכות ...תודה,
Dream Team. Loves from Turkey ❤🙏
Çok çok iyi, harika... 👍👍
I have listened to this rendition of Misirlou many times. I wonder how having 100 or so cellos playing it changes the music, ie, the interaction of the sounds from each instrument. IN other words, how different is it to play it with just one cello or two, vs the many dozens here.
Why are they referring to it as Pulp Fiction Theme? The Pulp Fiction version is a cover of Dick Dale's version from the '60s, but it was played on TV in '50s by Pandit Korla on organ and piano and recorded in 1927 in Greece in orchestra version. It's a traditional song, Miserlou means Egypt girl and it was/is a love song. It was popular with Greeks, Turks, and Sephardic Jews over 100 years ago. It's a great tune whether it's the traditional version, this one, Dick Dale, Korla, Agent Orange and many others.
Thanks a lot for your comment! We know about the fact that the original song is "traditional" and that it is not composed by Dick Dale or especially for Pulp Fiction. That's why we only wrote "Misirlou" in the title and description.
מעשה מחשבת של הפילהרמונית שיכולה להגיע לביטוי עוצמתי כל כך גבוה !!!תפארת במיטבה לבד וביחד ...תיזמור מושלם!!!
*surfs in Egyptian*
Guitar Hero very hard....😍😍😍😍
💜💎💜
כל תו ותו עם מיקצב נוגע !!!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤MUSIC IS PURE SPIRITUAL LOVE & PEACE . IF EORLD LEADERS LISTEN TO THIS MUSIC THEY WILL BE LOVING PEACE N IN LOVE WITH THE PEOPLE N SHARE N CARE.N STOP WAR ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
LOVE
👍💯👍💯👍💯🙏🙏
A W E S O M E
Misirlou [ Misir + LI ] means Egyptian / From Egypt.. A Turkish word.
אחידות סוערת...כל כך מצטיינת !!!
I like it also when done by a Kletzmer band with several violins. It is also on RUclips.
Taxi 1 (1998)
POV:you punched a beehive in Minecraft
WORLD PEACE IS PRAYERS N MUSIC. THEY MELT OUR HEARTS N WE ARE MORE FORGIVING N KIND. I m so very happy. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
12.03.23
This is the part when the Pharaoh leads his armies into war.
Anyone Who Wants To Make A Classical Version Of Pulp Fiction Or Pump It?
Anybody remember Pulp Fiction? 😎
WIRLD AWARD
if you got tooled up and entered a hoodlum gang fight, you could not lose with this as your theme tune.
Song
Μισιρλού έτος σύνθεσης 1950 από τον Έλληνα μουσικό καί στιχουργό Ρουμπάνη Νικόλαο οι πληροφορίες αυτές για όσους δεν γνωρίζουν
Dick Dale would have been proud.
Musician ist Greece (Turkish city today [İstanbul]), name of the song is Turkish, but it is for an Egyptian girl. A real multinational song.
It reminds me of Indiana Jones
Blitz-Misirlou ?german style blitz-krieg ,blitz-misirlou ,blitz-life
Looking a face is serius😅😅😅
Dear All, This is a Turkish song the title of which is MISIRLOU(mısırlı) meaning “Egyptian” , written originally as a folk song by anonymous middle easterners, though was played frequently in the ottoman empire(and spread to egypt as well), then it was named misirlou(a greekified version of “mısırlı”) after it was played by a greek person, which then spread to the west. It is not a suprise turkish people can write such beautiful music considering they invented music 5000 years ago as proto-turkic nomads in central asia.
WORLD WARD.
Fckads
Every time Barbs take a Greek song, they manage to ruin it. Like the Dutch did to Vangelis' "Conquest of Paradise". Now Misirlou as well. Jeez.
Türkçe eser ve müzik. Mısırlı İbrahim Efendi'nin eseri
arabian version
This orchestral version doesnt honors the suptil beauty of this tune. Definately not my cup of coffee. Its not majestueux in this way n neather sparkeling, just....heavy 😬
Is this the FLIGHT OF THE (angry) BUMBLEBEES ? 🤔
It looks like it were that ! 🤣 Awful btw.....