Salih Saidashev - Adriatic Sea
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- I'm thrilled to share with you a special performance of Salih Saidashev's "Adriatic Sea" (Edren Dinges). This song, originally written for the play "True Love," tells the story of an Albanian nurse who saved a Soviet soldier. The play was initially set in Yugoslavia, but due to political changes, the setting was moved to Albania to pass censorship.
Salih Saidashev is the founder of Tatar professional music. He synthesized the experiences of early folk composers and centuries-old traditions with European musical influences and folklore, creating genuinely national and professional art. Despite never seeing the Adriatic Sea, Saidashev turned to Albanian students at Kazan University for inspiration, incorporating their melodies into his composition.
The appeal of this piece lies in its use of national Albanian melodies, which beautifully capture the sea's power and grandeur. The song remains popular for its complex harmonies and rhythms, posing a challenge to musicians.
This piece is particularly meaningful to me as I was born in Kazan, Republic of Tatarstan, and lived there for 24 years before moving to Switzerland.
I hope you enjoy this performance and I would be excited to get to know your opinion about Tatar music! Would you like to hear more?
Wonderful performance. I would definitely like to listen to more Tatar music.
thank you for your feedback!:)
Appreciate the detailed explanation for this beautiful piece. Yes, we definitely would like to hear more Tatar music!
Keep goıng 🎉🎉🎉
thanks :) I will
A very beautiful piece of music.
truly happy to hear that you liked it!
When I first saw the instagram reel of the performance I instantly fell in love with this song and I did some research in order to find the full version of it without getting any result. Fortunately, you posted it i'm so happy thank you for bringing us culture:)
awwww happy to hear that!! yes it is impossible to find it in english speaking youtube or anything else, no one literally plays it outside of Russia..
I know nothing about Tatar music and am limited in my grasp of classical genere as a whole (despite owning/playing many records from this family of music, and sing in a church which incorporates classical, sacred music…)
All I know is that I love this sound, want to hear more of it, and like the other respondent am charmed by the story and origins of this sparkling, deeply lovely music!! I would purchase your recordings if you have made such records.
thank you million times!! I will definitely record it professionally later.
Klingt wie eine sanfte Brandung der bekannten Adria, aber berührt nicht von der hiesigen Brise, sondern von einem Wind aus einer neuen Welt.
sehr poetisch, wie Sie es beschreiben haben!
😍 do you know where we can get the sheet? I tried googling it but you are the only one playing it.
I am working now on arrangement what i did for the concert, because the scores existed only in voice + piano! :) I will post it when it is ready
@@pianistdariavasileva❤Thank you!!!