Great performance, beautiful reaction. I love seeing Scott's facial expressions while listening. Would you care to share what are the two other performances starting from 7:36?
Hi FFS 😀 The first singer is Dhafer Youssef - Soupir Eternel ruclips.net/video/eJwSZIajEvI/видео.html And the 2nd singer is Chingiz Mustafayev - Ay Qız ruclips.net/video/uoMJVBkpNqU/видео.html Enjoy :)
The author of the lyrics, poet Nesimi, lived in the 15th century. She trained and taught in medicine, mathematics and astronomy. She developed radical rhetoric against the corruption in the religion of Islam. She expressed these discourses through her poems. She tried to explain that people are busy with formalism and therefore cannot grasp the essence of life. She traveled around the Muslim geography of the period and tried to share her ideas. It was found dangerous by sovereign governments unaccustomed to this type of reflection. If I'm not mistaken, she was beheaded and skinned by the ruler of the Mamluk state that ruled in Egypt. The Turkish people, whose hearts were wounded because of what happened to her, still commemorate her by reading her poems. In the work we listened to, the following is mentioned in summary: I do not tolerate those who discriminate on the basis of race, language and religion, and I do not expect any favors from them. I know that no good will come from a rose that blooms in fire, and I do not smell it. I do not bow to rulers who think they are the messengers of God. I don't want any favors from them. I can't expect anything from people who go down the wrong path. Whatever I need to sustain my life is provided by God. I can't expect anything from people who think they're taking it on. Nesimi criticized and stood against whatever he did not find ethical. Even though you don't know the meaning of the words, Emre's performance was able to convey this feeling to you. Thank you for your reaction. 🖐️😉
Yunus Emre, Karacaoğlan, Aşık Veysel!, Nesimi, Hayyam ve sayamadığım niceleri... Ne kadar şanslıyız, bir zamanlar dünyanın merkezi olan bu coğrafyada yaşıyoruz. Nesimi'yi böyle güzel ve detaylı anlattığınız için teşekkürler.
Actually, he doesn't put his hand on his nose, he keeps it close to his mouth. This allows him to find the voice, hear it and not lose control. This method is very famous among the eastern peoples, because long-winded and melodious recitations are very common in the east. Especially if you examine the Islamic culture, you will see many examples of this. People who recite the adhan, quran, ghazal or qasida put their hands on their ears and move them closer to their mouths according to the tone of the voice. It is more common to use at high pitch. I can send you samples if you're interested. Thanks for the reaction...
acz noor… thank you so much for sharing that. I am very intrigued and would love to learn more about this so if you can send other examples through, that’ll be great! 🙈😍❤️🙂
@@ScottLeVocalCoach This example is from the recitation of the Qur'an. ruclips.net/video/sF-Fi8mOWyU/видео.html 0.55 This is from the recitation of adhan(call the prayer for Muslims) ruclips.net/video/xYA8sxfvKZM/видео.html 1.50 This is from a qasidah(a kind of poetry) ruclips.net/video/DUvXmBWXeh4/видео.html 3.30, 4.50
@@ScottLeVocalCoach Continue watching for 30 seconds from the seconds I specified, please. If you noticed, those in these examples mostly use the lower part of their palms. When they want to hear the echo of their voices, they bring their mouths close to their hands. They aim to stay in control when they hit the high notes. New generation artists like Emre Sertkaya also use the inside of their hands by modifying this old method.
Lyrics had been written by Nesimi who is one of the famous poet from Turkish literature history. They used rich ryhme while writing their poems( like at 01:58). and the fantastic way is our vocals or vocal candidates knows how was the poem written and they are always be careful to sing these lyrics. and just for extra information most of us thought that he is singing Turkish but most of the lyrics are Persian. And I strongly recommend that translate the lyrics because the meaning of poem is so deep. And one more time Thank you Scott ! I love watching your videos :)
Hes The Voice of Turkey winner. Hes not only singing. As you see hes playing guitar too. And hes like a virtuose on guitar. If you watch his other videos u can see his guitar abilities too.
All of them are very special songs for me, I would be glad if you take a look. Karsu - Siyah live at 'De Nieuwe Maan' Redd - Şebnem Ferah / Her Neyse (Softcore) @ Babylon Şennur Dinleyen - Bakmıyor Çeşm-i Siyah Feryade (Gazelli) Şebnem Ferah - Can Kırıkları (10 Mart 2007 İstanbul Konseri) Karsu - An de kant | Beste Zangers 2021
Great performance, beautiful reaction. I love seeing Scott's facial expressions while listening. Would you care to share what are the two other performances starting from 7:36?
Hi FFS 😀
The first singer is Dhafer Youssef - Soupir Eternel
ruclips.net/video/eJwSZIajEvI/видео.html
And the 2nd singer is Chingiz Mustafayev - Ay Qız
ruclips.net/video/uoMJVBkpNqU/видео.html
Enjoy :)
@@ScottLeVocalCoach Thank you! The second video is captivating 😮
@@ScottLeVocalCoach hello coach, I hope you can also react to sb19 song wyat
Hello coach.Sabina Babayeva-when the music die(eurovision)watch this please
The author of the lyrics, poet Nesimi, lived in the 15th century. She trained and taught in medicine, mathematics and astronomy. She developed radical rhetoric against the corruption in the religion of Islam. She expressed these discourses through her poems. She tried to explain that people are busy with formalism and therefore cannot grasp the essence of life. She traveled around the Muslim geography of the period and tried to share her ideas. It was found dangerous by sovereign governments unaccustomed to this type of reflection. If I'm not mistaken, she was beheaded and skinned by the ruler of the Mamluk state that ruled in Egypt. The Turkish people, whose hearts were wounded because of what happened to her, still commemorate her by reading her poems. In the work we listened to, the following is mentioned in summary: I do not tolerate those who discriminate on the basis of race, language and religion, and I do not expect any favors from them. I know that no good will come from a rose that blooms in fire, and I do not smell it. I do not bow to rulers who think they are the messengers of God. I don't want any favors from them. I can't expect anything from people who go down the wrong path. Whatever I need to sustain my life is provided by God. I can't expect anything from people who think they're taking it on. Nesimi criticized and stood against whatever he did not find ethical. Even though you don't know the meaning of the words, Emre's performance was able to convey this feeling to you. Thank you for your reaction. 🖐️😉
omg... thank you so much for that Eren. I really appreciate you 😍
@@ScottLeVocalCoach 🤗
Yunus Emre, Karacaoğlan, Aşık Veysel!, Nesimi, Hayyam ve sayamadığım niceleri... Ne kadar şanslıyız, bir zamanlar dünyanın merkezi olan bu coğrafyada yaşıyoruz. Nesimi'yi böyle güzel ve detaylı anlattığınız için teşekkürler.
Actually, he doesn't put his hand on his nose, he keeps it close to his mouth. This allows him to find the voice, hear it and not lose control. This method is very famous among the eastern peoples, because long-winded and melodious recitations are very common in the east. Especially if you examine the Islamic culture, you will see many examples of this. People who recite the adhan, quran, ghazal or qasida put their hands on their ears and move them closer to their mouths according to the tone of the voice. It is more common to use at high pitch. I can send you samples if you're interested.
Thanks for the reaction...
acz noor… thank you so much for sharing that. I am very intrigued and would love to learn more about this so if you can send other examples through, that’ll be great! 🙈😍❤️🙂
@@ScottLeVocalCoach The comment I sent you examples of is being deleted by youtube. I don't understand what's the problem :(
@acz noor RUclips is temperamental I think. Is it okay for you to try and send the links again? ☺️
@@ScottLeVocalCoach
This example is from the recitation of the Qur'an.
ruclips.net/video/sF-Fi8mOWyU/видео.html
0.55
This is from the recitation of adhan(call the prayer for Muslims)
ruclips.net/video/xYA8sxfvKZM/видео.html
1.50
This is from a qasidah(a kind of poetry)
ruclips.net/video/DUvXmBWXeh4/видео.html
3.30, 4.50
@@ScottLeVocalCoach
Continue watching for 30 seconds from the seconds I specified, please. If you noticed, those in these examples mostly use the lower part of their palms. When they want to hear the echo of their voices, they bring their mouths close to their hands. They aim to stay in control when they hit the high notes. New generation artists like Emre Sertkaya also use the inside of their hands by modifying this old method.
Lyrics had been written by Nesimi who is one of the famous poet from Turkish literature history. They used rich ryhme while writing their poems( like at 01:58). and the fantastic way is our vocals or vocal candidates knows how was the poem written and they are always be careful to sing these lyrics.
and just for extra information most of us thought that he is singing Turkish but most of the lyrics are Persian. And I strongly recommend that translate the lyrics because the meaning of poem is so deep. And one more time Thank you Scott ! I love watching your videos :)
Thanks for that Mikail Arslan. I love building more context and understanding around a song, it makes me appreciate it even more 😀
Bu çocuk gelecek zamanda çok önemli bir sanatçı olacaktır. 👍
Loved your react.
Thank you tolgaeser. Thank you for watching 😀
@@ScottLeVocalCoach please react to cem adrians öf öf with the orcestra live on stage
Hes The Voice of Turkey winner. Hes not only singing. As you see hes playing guitar too. And hes like a virtuose on guitar. If you watch his other videos u can see his guitar abilities too.
Thanks Ersen Asper. I forgot to mention his amazing guitar playing skills but I agree with you, he is incredible!
All of them are very special songs for me, I would be glad if you take a look.
Karsu - Siyah live at 'De Nieuwe Maan'
Redd - Şebnem Ferah / Her Neyse (Softcore) @ Babylon
Şennur Dinleyen - Bakmıyor Çeşm-i Siyah Feryade (Gazelli)
Şebnem Ferah - Can Kırıkları (10 Mart 2007 İstanbul Konseri)
Karsu - An de kant | Beste Zangers 2021
Thank you Sercan for your list. I will take my time and listen to them all during the summer holiday 😊
Thank you very much🥰🥰🥰
You're very welcome Ozlem Usta! 😍
Loved your react
Thank you Sercan 😍
I love your videos soo much ❤❤❤❤
I'm so happy that you enjoy them! See you again soon Aymi ☺
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teşekkürler...
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lütfen bunu inceleyin. lütfen bunu inceleyin süper bir şey. Fatma Aydoğan & Muhlis Berberoğlu - YARALADI BU AŞK BENİ | BOZLAK
kesinlikle
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Sena Şener&Evrencan Gündüz "Back to Black" cover (live)
please react: Yalan (Zeynep Avci) | Blinds | The Voice of Germany 2021(21 million views)
Sena Sener - Porselen Kalbim
You wont regret :p
Pls. özlem tekin kargalar
Burnu ile ilgili bir konu yok. Kur'an okurken hocalarda aynı el hareketini yaparlar. Burnunu tutmuyor kesinlikle 👍
Ozgur Can ft. Emre Setkaya Tembih Etmem.
Knk bide Zeynep avcıyı analiz et
You look a lot like keanu reeves 🙂
I love Keanu! Haha! Why thank you Marshall 😇
tarkan turkis mega star please
Türkish please