So expressive; at a high level of musicality and technicality. I love the ones who gathered these great players to record and save this valuable pieces
I am a Canadain of punjabi decent...play the dilruba harmonium ect...hearing this muslim take on our music is awsome. Sat sri akal.. your sikh brother.
Actually they are doing wrong by playing musical instruments & delighting the audience as per Islamic belief. Playing music along with singing songs praising god is one of the effective & easy way to connect with the god as per our Hindu Sikh beliefs. But in Islam it is kufra act which is punishable offence even upto death penalty. Now a days TALIBAN are ruling over there all cinema & music theatres are closed since last @ 1& 1/2 years.
These are original musical instruments of NE Afghanistan that happen to be shared by the peoples of NW India. In places like Kabul you will find Sarinda and Delruba similar to those in NW India. The Tanbur is a uniquely Afghan instrument as well.
@@DGR233They belong to South Asia as whole. Saying a specific country is incomplete for their history. Aside, indeed these are astonishingly similar. For instruments like Sarinda, we have various similar instruments. We got Sarangi in Himalayan areas, Ghyzek in middle east, Kobyz in Kazakhstan (their national instrument), Suroz in Balochistan (Pakistan), Sarinda in Rajasthan and Punjab. Specifically, the sarinda is believed to have been formed by Sikh guru Arjan Dev ji.
Dilruba is not a Punjabi word so it's our instrument . The Mardana who was the best friend of Guru Nanak, introduced the rubab and Dilruba to Sikh people.
That historic Afghanistan, not sure if we can see them playing again. 04:30 That Esraj (Afghan Dilruba) part is heart touching. Love from Great Britain. (Mon 10 Aug 2020 0010)
very wonderful performances!! Thanks for this. It's an echo of a time between wars for Afghanistan....something to aspire to in the near future - a return of arts and culture and stability and peace. Tashakor.
Good and better times, indeed. There was no war in Afghanistan, nor Islamic regime in Iran. In those times, we were all brothers. Same language, close cultures, one history,.. now I only see hatred and racism between us. Pity. I wish those times come back. I wanna see all persianspeakers from Afghansitan, Iran, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaiyan, Turkey, Irak, Bahrein, Turkemenistan and Pakistan all together again.
Yes, there is so so so much racism in Iran against Afghans. it’s very heartbreaking. We speak the same language yet we’re mocked for our accent/dialect. Even more than just mocking, even attacked 😢. A big shame.
Very nice!!!...On Zair baghalee(arabic style drum) is ustad Malang and the regular Tabla is Ustad Hashim. I used to have this recording on VHS but have lost thru the years. Thanks for great upload.
Thanks a million for posting. What a wonderful festival. I am only beginning to appreciate how amazing it must have been to be there and to experience all this music. This is beyond anything we get to have in the U.S. Once again, thank you.
Stuff like this makes me grateful for the internet. (I listened to this 10 years ago when I joined RUclips. Before that I had no idea how old original Afghan music sounded like.)
wonderful wonderful wonderful i keep trying to coax this music from my drums and everyone that i jam with wonderful and magikal beyond any words i can say
i know what you mean by the electronic keyboard stuff they use these days. i play an afghan instrument called rubab and i try to bring the traditional music back. i plan on trying to play the afghan tanboor played in the first part of this video. i love the sound of it, i listen to gholom bahuddin's tanboor. it's very nice. oh and great videos.
That's great. We here in Himalayan area (Himachal , India) are trying to revive our version of rubab back into life. I specifically like playing it. With sufficient practice n modifications, new gen will rejuvenate these instruments back, i believe.
Indeed. Afghanistan followes Hindustani classical music. Many Afghan musicians have taken training at India at some point, so as to keep their culture alive.
Kala Kala Ba Dar.Yadd Sham E laila Bia ba Jareeee (Kash Che Musafar Na wai Hay Hay Musafari tolay khoshalai de rana wa.khistiii .taba de kram )ksh chi musafar na.waiiii
I do not to whether to be happy or sad. I am happy to see such works but it sadness me as I fail to see such beauty in our current time. Music is evolving, that is for sure, but I do not what is its evolving to! Thank you PS: Where can I find the entire video?
Check the drum duel video I also uploaded where zerbaghali master Malang and dhol master Gholalam demonstrate their unbelievable skills. This group 's concert at the Shiraz Arts Festival was due to my efforts to arrange their appearance there and so I felt their expertise should be shared on video. Dr. Lloyd Miller
Beautiful! How come the picture and sound of Persian performance are so low? Is there anybody, may be archive section of the "National Iranian Television" has the original one? Please if any one has the original documents share it with the world! Thank you!
ی بزن این زخمه، بر آن سنگ بر آن چوب بر آن عشق که شاید بردم راه به جایی پرده دیگر مکن و زخمه به هنجار کهن زن لانه ی جغد نگر کاسه ی آن بربط سغدی ز خموشی نغمه سرکن که جهان تشنه ی آواز تو بینم چشمم آن روز مبیناد که خاموش در این ساز تو بینم
?Porque si los Indues han pasado años de su vida en un sistema de música no temperado (sist pitagórico) de notas, escuchamos en este video presente, una inclinación de las melodías al temperamento musical habitual? ......sera que hay una tendencia innata al pentafonismo en diversas culturas...ya temperado, incluso en culturas donde han tenido su propia evolución musical...o quizás la construcción en cuanto a la división de los sonidos, tuvo por causal el aporte griego de Pitágoras y a partir de allí se comenzó con el temperamento habitual sincretizandose en diversas culturas precedentes.... Pero incluso antes de que naciera pitagoras se han encontrado instrumentos musicales Egipcios, Judios, Precolombinos, Mesopotámicos, entre otros, con una afinacion basada en la escala pentafona...que como sabemos tiene un temperamento como el que conocemos....acaso esta innato en el hombre..o esto habla de un origen en común de todas las culturas?.......que opinan?
Can be said. More accurate can be said with a Persian instrument called "setar", which technically means 3 strings. The overall evolution of Indian sitar can be called as a fusion between setar and Veena. Fun fact: we have another instruments called "setar" in Xingiang region, 7-10 strings, played with now. The word sitar as itself means "7 strings" (sat tar).
I do not know how to describe them. this is my Country Folklore Music but nowdays we miss our traditions . The American Forces have my Country destroyed and every day kill People by Taliban.
+Azad Khademi Yes, this festival is held there, in Shiraz. The Shiraz-Persepolis Festival of Arts (Persian: جشن هنر شیراز) was an international summer arts festival held annually for eleven years from 1967 to 1977. This performance must have been the 7th festival.
Hello, It is said in the description that Lloyd Miller and Dr. Safvat had organized this event. Who were these people ? Is there any information about these people ?
Doctorlloydmiller 9 years ago Check the drum duel video I also uploaded where zerbaghali master Malang and dhol master Gholalam demonstrate their unbelievable skills. This group 's concert at the Shiraz Arts Festival was due to my efforts to arrange their appearance there and so I felt their expertise should be shared on video. Dr. Lloyd Miller
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For the last 7 years I am listening this time & again still no satisfaction. Love from India to Afghan people.
Is it that bad? I reckon it sounds wonderful.
@@johnnotrealname8168 maybe they meant dissatisfaction...
@@explosivehotdogs I hope so.
Kya baat hai ! I'm Indian, I really enjoy these musicians. What a deep feeling they have ! What artistic beauty ! Wah !
So expressive; at a high level of musicality and technicality.
I love the ones who gathered these great players to record and save this valuable pieces
Lloyd Miller is a living legend
the best tabla player in the history of afghanistan Ustad Hashem student of Ustad Miyan qader bahksh ,Head of the Punjab Gherana
Incredible all the spikes of emotions it puts the listener through.
I miss my homeland I miss everything
I am a Canadain of punjabi decent...play the dilruba harmonium ect...hearing this muslim take on our music is awsome.
Sat sri akal..
your sikh brother.
Actually they are doing wrong by playing musical instruments & delighting the audience as per Islamic belief.
Playing music along with singing songs praising god is one of the effective & easy way to connect with the god as per our Hindu Sikh beliefs.
But in Islam it is kufra act which is punishable offence even upto death penalty.
Now a days TALIBAN are ruling over there all cinema & music theatres are closed since last @ 1& 1/2 years.
These are original musical instruments of NE Afghanistan that happen to be shared by the peoples of NW India. In places like Kabul you will find Sarinda and Delruba similar to those in NW India. The Tanbur is a uniquely Afghan instrument as well.
@@DGR233They belong to South Asia as whole.
Saying a specific country is incomplete for their history.
Aside, indeed these are astonishingly similar.
For instruments like Sarinda, we have various similar instruments. We got Sarangi in Himalayan areas, Ghyzek in middle east, Kobyz in Kazakhstan (their national instrument), Suroz in Balochistan (Pakistan), Sarinda in Rajasthan and Punjab.
Specifically, the sarinda is believed to have been formed by Sikh guru Arjan Dev ji.
Dilruba is not a Punjabi word so it's our instrument . The Mardana who was the best friend of Guru Nanak, introduced the rubab and Dilruba to Sikh people.
lot of loves for you 🇵🇰💚❤️
That historic Afghanistan, not sure if we can see them playing again. 04:30 That Esraj (Afghan Dilruba) part is heart touching. Love from Great Britain. (Mon 10 Aug 2020 0010)
very wonderful performances!! Thanks for this. It's an echo of a time between wars for Afghanistan....something to aspire to in the near future - a return of arts and culture and stability and peace. Tashakor.
Good and better times, indeed. There was no war in Afghanistan, nor Islamic regime in Iran. In those times, we were all brothers. Same language, close cultures, one history,.. now I only see hatred and racism between us. Pity. I wish those times come back. I wanna see all persianspeakers from Afghansitan, Iran, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaiyan, Turkey, Irak, Bahrein, Turkemenistan and Pakistan all together again.
What a sweet beautiful wish! Hope it will come true as soon as possible!
Yes, there is so so so much racism in Iran against Afghans. it’s very heartbreaking. We speak the same language yet we’re mocked for our accent/dialect. Even more than just mocking, even attacked 😢. A big shame.
Afghanistan’s music is unique and an Afghanistani is proud of them
Wah, the dilruba has indeed robbed my heart! Thank you so much for sharing, Dr. Miller!
Bhairavi especially on dilruba.
Marek ,Poland
beautifully done... even Ustad Hashim sitting in the back is taken by the tune and improvisations played....
Nice music, so classical. It was recorded in Iran in late '70's. It's all instrumental by Afghan masters.
1974 !!!!
I love Afghan music is my hart
Beautiful music
NICE MUSIC, I LOVE MY Afghanistan.
Afghanistan before religious fundamentalism was truly a cultural treasure...
Nail in tge coffin my friend. War ruined our generations in tge name of religion and resources.
Indeed
It still is
Fu.k your mindset.
People at that time were also religious.
Ohhhh look at these legends and their magical fingers.Something looking to be out of this world.
Beautiful presentation ! Regards !
Legends for ever 🇦🇫❤
Long live AFGHANISTAN ❤❤❤❤
The Dilruba piece is so close to Raag Bhairavi of Indian Classical Music, in both form and content. Beautiful music!
It is raag bhairavi indeed.
Absolutely haunting and beautiful. Thank you.
Very nice!!!...On Zair baghalee(arabic style drum) is ustad Malang and the regular Tabla is Ustad Hashim. I used to have this recording on VHS but have lost thru the years. Thanks for great upload.
Splendid music and fantastic musicians :0)
My commendations for your work Dr. Miller.
beautiful rendition of bhairavi on dilruba .
Thanks a bunch for sharing.
At 430 my emotions feel bitter to heavly. It beautiful .
4.27 to 6.8 Masallah! Love from Bangladesh
Beautiful and sweet.
Thanks for sharing. Peace. Love.
Thanks a million for posting. What a wonderful festival. I am only beginning to appreciate how amazing it must have been to be there and to experience all this music. This is beyond anything we get to have in the U.S. Once again, thank you.
Very nice thanks for the upload. I believe they are playing Jema Nerenji.
Nice instrumental !
Such a wonderful piece of art. it tears through souls, unimaginable feeling. Many Many Thanks Dr. Lloyd Miller.
Respect!
Soulful piece!
great video and music
u can sometimes spot talent, but is rare to see when it is mastered to its true potential.
Afghanistan music is gold🇦🇫🇦🇫
Stuff like this makes me grateful for the internet. (I listened to this 10 years ago when I joined RUclips. Before that I had no idea how old original Afghan music sounded like.)
That music is in Indian ragas. Lovely
wonderful wonderful wonderful i keep trying to coax this music from my drums and everyone that i jam with wonderful and magikal beyond any words i can say
So so Lovely!
Amazing
These guys are amazing....
My commendations for your Dr. Miller.
Nice
I enjoyed this music very much!
IRAN 1974 !!!! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜❤️
i know what you mean by the electronic keyboard stuff they use these days. i play an afghan instrument called rubab and i try to bring the traditional music back. i plan on trying to play the afghan tanboor played in the first part of this video. i love the sound of it, i listen to gholom bahuddin's tanboor. it's very nice. oh and great videos.
That's great.
We here in Himalayan area (Himachal , India) are trying to revive our version of rubab back into life.
I specifically like playing it.
With sufficient practice n modifications, new gen will rejuvenate these instruments back, i believe.
موسیقی افغانستان یکی از غنی ترین و زیبا ترین موسیقی سبک خراسانی خیلی زیبا
Resembles to thaat or raag Bhairav on Tamboor solo.
& dilruba piece of music on raag Bharavi of North Indian Classical music. Both played superb ,👏👏👏👏👏🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Indeed.
Afghanistan followes Hindustani classical music. Many Afghan musicians have taken training at India at some point, so as to keep their culture alive.
This is marvelous! I love it! Thanks for posting it.
from the world of osho ...so you are that bold filosofer
anyone here in 2018??:)
was looking for Afghanistan old music it got me here...
Got here from Hippie Trail page on Facebook . . .
Listen it in 2020 again
2024 may
Soulful! :-)
Kala Kala Ba Dar.Yadd Sham E laila Bia ba Jareeee
(Kash Che Musafar Na wai Hay Hay Musafari tolay khoshalai de rana wa.khistiii .taba de kram )ksh chi musafar na.waiiii
lovely
Dilruba: Ustad Ghulam Nabi
Thanks
I do not to whether to be happy or sad. I am happy to see such works but it sadness me as I fail to see such beauty in our current time. Music is evolving, that is for sure, but I do not what is its evolving to!
Thank you
PS: Where can I find the entire video?
War robbed us of so much joy and beauty! Where would have Afghanistan been today without war... Especially with this kind of music!
ustad ghulam nabi on dilruba if im not mistaken? wonderful rendition of raag sindhi bhairavi
Awesome yr...
2:32 is my favo part :P
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Princess Naomi l,
2:54 my favorite
wahh i love it
From iran ⚘⚘⚘🍃
Check the drum duel video I also uploaded where zerbaghali master Malang and dhol master Gholalam demonstrate their unbelievable skills. This group 's concert at the Shiraz Arts Festival was due to my efforts to arrange their appearance there and so I felt their expertise should be shared on video. Dr. Lloyd Miller
Thank you! Could you share the names of the artists, if known?
great
wowow ustad hashim
proud to be afghan :)
Good.
Beautiful! How come the picture and sound of Persian performance are so low? Is there anybody, may be archive section of the "National Iranian Television" has the original one? Please if any one has the original documents share it with the world! Thank you!
Pretty
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH . . WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH . . . . . . .
nice*****
The place is the tomb of Hafez.
ی
بزن این زخمه، بر آن سنگ بر آن چوب
بر آن عشق که شاید بردم راه به جایی
پرده دیگر مکن و زخمه به هنجار کهن زن
لانه ی جغد نگر کاسه ی آن بربط سغدی ز خموشی
نغمه سرکن که جهان تشنه ی آواز تو بینم
چشمم آن روز مبیناد که خاموش در این ساز تو بینم
I waited and waited and waited to hear the Rabab. But they cut the video short.
?Porque si los Indues han pasado años de su vida en un sistema de música no temperado (sist pitagórico) de notas, escuchamos en este video presente, una inclinación de las melodías al temperamento musical habitual? ......sera que hay una tendencia innata al pentafonismo en diversas culturas...ya temperado, incluso en culturas donde han tenido su propia evolución musical...o quizás la construcción en cuanto a la división de los sonidos, tuvo por causal el aporte griego de Pitágoras y a partir de allí se comenzó con el temperamento habitual sincretizandose en diversas culturas precedentes....
Pero incluso antes de que naciera pitagoras se han encontrado instrumentos musicales Egipcios, Judios, Precolombinos, Mesopotámicos, entre otros, con una afinacion basada en la escala pentafona...que como sabemos tiene un temperamento como el que conocemos....acaso esta innato en el hombre..o esto habla de un origen en común de todas las culturas?.......que opinan?
afghan classical music
بر سر تربت من با می و مطرب بنشین 🌹🍷🌹 تا به سویت ز لحد رقص کنان برخیزم
"حضرت حافظ"
Search for Lloyd Miller and Dariush Safvat at wikipedia (dot) com
is this the predecessor to the sitar?
Can be said.
More accurate can be said with a Persian instrument called "setar", which technically means 3 strings.
The overall evolution of Indian sitar can be called as a fusion between setar and Veena.
Fun fact: we have another instruments called "setar" in Xingiang region, 7-10 strings, played with now.
The word sitar as itself means "7 strings" (sat tar).
very nice video , btw i think u know about afghan music do you know the music played in kite runner the one which sohrab danced on ?
I do not know how to describe them. this is my Country Folklore Music but nowdays we miss our traditions . The American Forces have my Country destroyed and every day kill People by Taliban.
Insha'Allah Afghanistan will find peace Naser Jaan.
🇹🇯💖🇦🇫💖🇮🇷
are they perfoming at the tomb of Hafez?
+Azad Khademi Yes, this festival is held there, in Shiraz. The Shiraz-Persepolis Festival of Arts (Persian: جشن هنر شیراز) was an international summer arts festival held annually for eleven years from 1967 to 1977.
This performance must have been the 7th festival.
Is a full dvd available?
chi zebo ohange !!!!
29,12,2020
Hello,
It is said in the description that Lloyd Miller and Dr. Safvat had organized this event. Who were these people ? Is there any information about these people ?
Doctorlloydmiller
9 years ago
Check the drum duel video I also uploaded where zerbaghali master Malang and dhol master Gholalam demonstrate their unbelievable skills. This group 's concert at the Shiraz Arts Festival was due to my efforts to arrange their appearance there and so I felt their expertise should be shared on video. Dr. Lloyd Miller
what are the names of the performers?
I have a question how did dilruba instrument by Sikh gurus end up being played in Afghanistan?
The same reason the afghan Rubab is played by Sikhs.
care to share??
@@Che18335
Who is this man in first ... playing sarinda i guess
Khali ziba o Khali khosh aind
Raag Behro ??????????
Dr khartoum de shermuhammad
nice 2013
این خراسانی که میگی هشتاد درصدش تو افغانستانه
What kind of tambur is it?