You took the song by Sultanbekov and extracted the interesting melody that was left somewhat in the background, creating a "new arrangement" that is utterly ethereal!!! Your arrangement leaves me somewhere in the luminiferous ether - I'm addicted!!!!! Thank you!!!
@@NedFlanders612 Since the song contains so many Turkic sentence types and idioms, it is nearly impossible to translate it into English perfectly, but I tried to translate it without distorting the meaning. Here is the result: When the dead of winter arrives When flaky snow falls I take my dombra and play my heart saz (A Turkic stringed instrument) I never talk about my worries The fathers who hear the voice of my dombra The mothers who lend an ear to its meaning They ponder what they've heard It makes an impact in their hearts And they don't hesitate to shed tears In the days when commanders have endless fears In the days soldiers can't sleep The Encourager of hearts The Strengthening of wars The Wise Dombra
Totally! I think it's very much why they play this rythm in central asia: it sounds exactly like a horse's gallop, and it makes sense given their cultures
@@faryafaraji In heavy metal, this style of guitar playing, popularised by Iron Maiden, is commonly called the "galloping riff" for that very reason - it sounds reminiscent of a horse gallop. It was a very common feature of the NWOBHM (New Wave of British Heavy Metal) scene of the early 80's. I have no idea if Iron Maiden and other NWOBHM guitarists were influenced at all by old Turkic/Mongolic music, or if that development just came about by chance, but it's interesting to think about. Iron Maiden have many historic-themed songs, including at least one about Genghis Khan, so they may very well have been influenced by historical Turkic music during their pioneering days, and then they in turn influenced many metal guitarists that followed. Cool to think about at least.
I have absolutely no words that can ever describe how much I love your music. Your versatility, talent, passion, and knowledge has no likeness. You are truly a gem, Farya. I am in awe of you
As a kazakh i can confirm that the pronouciation is quite good. Not sure how he achieves this every single time in completely different languages without actually knowing them
In his Bulgarian song from yesterday there is only one sound in one of the words that is pronounced slightly in a different way and I caught it after I heard it 3-4 times.
He makes small mistakes, but his effort exceeds so many others. I will say talent and skill, as well as the voice that you sing with is not the same as the voice you speak with.
Much is attributed to in depth research, as he was also trained in classical Iranian music, he has resources in the classical folk world to teach him the linguistics of various regions and ethnicities
Beautifully done! I’m Iranian but I’m obsessed with Arslanbek Sultanbekov’s Dombra as well as some other works of him which I have in my play list and listen to regularly. This was also equally amazing.
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Funny how a common romanian like me knows the lyrics of this song ahajaja. I always loved it.
@@numbdeeds3878Moldvai népdal II: Fáj a szívem szívedért, két feteke szemedért :II Fáj, fáj gyenge szívem fáj. II: Fáj a szívem halálig, koporsóm bezártjáig :II Fáj, fáj gyenge szívem fáj. II: Kék a szemem, nem fekete, ki a fene ne szeretne :II Fáj, fáj gyenge szívem fáj.
Bro you are so playing beautiful and you are interested in every culture. I like so many persian, many arabic and the oldest turkic songs. Gardaş sana selam olsun ve çok teşekkürler. 🤚🤚 ❤🇮🇷❤🇮🇶❤🇹🇷🇦🇿🇹🇲🇰🇬🇰🇿🤟🐺🐺
Agreed...awesome! I can picture riding with comrades into the horizon to parts unknown... I had to link this on Twitter and my Community tab its been on replay for a while now :) RUclips's views are strange but replays im sure are counted more slowly...
Someone please help my wife is from Dagestan and speaks nogay I want to impress her by learning some words but I can’t find a translation anywhere to English
Probably you would understand my translation into Russian: Вот зима пришла, опустился снег Эту землю лёд заковал навек Но беру свою домбру Чтобы помогать добру И проблемы отлетают прочь (x2) Кто услышит песнь из мужей и жён Как Манас врагами был окружён Задрожат у них сердца Не сдержать слезу отцам И рыданий не сдержать (x2) Да! Да! Домбыра! (x2) Если у ногайца эти песни есть Старых дней совсем не угасла честь Струны сердце пробудят Струны руку укрепят Не пропасть ему тогда (x2) Да! Да! Домбыра!
Selam size Türk budunu Oğuzhan kaan’ın tüm evlatlarına selam olsun Kerkük’ten tuva’ya yakutistandan Sibirya’ya Japon denizinden Macaristan’a kadar selam olsun sizlere
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You took the song by Sultanbekov and extracted the interesting melody that was left somewhat in the background, creating a "new arrangement" that is utterly ethereal!!! Your arrangement leaves me somewhere in the luminiferous ether - I'm addicted!!!!! Thank you!!!
I am a Turkish native and I can understand the lyrics completely without translation
Well don't keep the beauty for yourself. Share please
@@NedFlanders612
Since the song contains so many Turkic sentence types and idioms, it is nearly impossible to translate it into English perfectly, but I tried to translate it without distorting the meaning. Here is the result:
When the dead of winter arrives
When flaky snow falls
I take my dombra
and play my heart saz (A Turkic stringed instrument)
I never talk about my worries
The fathers who hear the voice of my dombra
The mothers who lend an ear to its meaning
They ponder what they've heard
It makes an impact in their hearts
And they don't hesitate to shed tears
In the days when commanders have endless fears
In the days soldiers can't sleep
The Encourager of hearts
The Strengthening of wars
The Wise Dombra
@@oflaodiceia whoa, I appreciate you for taking the time!
🐺🤘🏼🇰🇿🇹🇷🇦🇿🇰🇬🇺🇿🇹🇲
@@oflaodiceia Absolutely fucking beautiful. I'm man enough to admit I shed tears after reading that. Particularly the latter half got me.
Bilge Kağan is here again 😀 Good work 👌
Thanks alot Bilge!
dawg who is is Bilge
This is my favorite of all your recent ones...thanks for sharing!
When two legends meet. It doesn't happen often, but I must say I tip my hat to you both. Excellent content creators!
OMT ! Another Turkic song :) Thank you so much for Dombra
The guitar sounds like horse galloping. This is how real steppe music should sounds. Great
Totally! I think it's very much why they play this rythm in central asia: it sounds exactly like a horse's gallop, and it makes sense given their cultures
@@faryafaraji why reminds be a little bit in the beginning about teophano's wedding?
@@faryafaraji In heavy metal, this style of guitar playing, popularised by Iron Maiden, is commonly called the "galloping riff" for that very reason - it sounds reminiscent of a horse gallop. It was a very common feature of the NWOBHM (New Wave of British Heavy Metal) scene of the early 80's. I have no idea if Iron Maiden and other NWOBHM guitarists were influenced at all by old Turkic/Mongolic music, or if that development just came about by chance, but it's interesting to think about. Iron Maiden have many historic-themed songs, including at least one about Genghis Khan, so they may very well have been influenced by historical Turkic music during their pioneering days, and then they in turn influenced many metal guitarists that followed. Cool to think about at least.
I have absolutely no words that can ever describe how much I love your music. Your versatility, talent, passion, and knowledge has no likeness. You are truly a gem, Farya. I am in awe of you
well he didnt make it, its a cover
As a kazakh i can confirm that the pronouciation is quite good. Not sure how he achieves this every single time in completely different languages without actually knowing them
In his Bulgarian song from yesterday there is only one sound in one of the words that is pronounced slightly in a different way and I caught it after I heard it 3-4 times.
He makes small mistakes, but his effort exceeds so many others. I will say talent and skill, as well as the voice that you sing with is not the same as the voice you speak with.
@@gregoryfilin8040 If I listened to his Bulgarian songs on the radio I would never guess that he is not Bulgarian.
bu nogayca kazakhca tu
Much is attributed to in depth research, as he was also trained in classical Iranian music, he has resources in the classical folk world to teach him the linguistics of various regions and ethnicities
Beautifully done! I’m Iranian but I’m obsessed with Arslanbek Sultanbekov’s Dombra as well as some other works of him which I have in my play list and listen to regularly. This was also equally amazing.
Funny how a common romanian like me knows the lyrics of this song ahajaja. I always loved it.
sa traiesti
Eu nu am înțeles nimic
Doamne ajută
This song sounds familiar to me too as a hungarian
@@numbdeeds3878Moldvai népdal
II: Fáj a szívem szívedért, két feteke szemedért :II
Fáj, fáj gyenge szívem fáj.
II: Fáj a szívem halálig, koporsóm bezártjáig :II
Fáj, fáj gyenge szívem fáj.
II: Kék a szemem, nem fekete, ki a fene ne szeretne :II
Fáj, fáj gyenge szívem fáj.
Alga bir tugan!!! Салам Кыргызстандан!
Bir Tugan 🐺🇹🇷❤🤝🏻🫂
Greetings from Poland! Great music!
Thanks alot! Greetings from Canada!
We are with you turkey stay strong may God heal your land greetings from a American with Anatolian heritage 🇺🇲❤️🇹🇷
Did you have a dna test? May I see please
@@postachamdi6286He won't show it, it returns balkan and mediterranean
What ethnicity
@@Alektoum Greek an turk
@@wallachia4797 Greece an turkey are both Mediterranean countries 😂
My man, your songs are so good that I get nostalgia when I don't listen to them for a week.
Nicely done. Altaic music sounds very beautiful.
My man you are a bonafide artist and musician!
favourite dombra version love from Anatolia
The most exciting and unexpected and surprising musician in the whole wide beautiful world...!
Bro you are so playing beautiful and you are interested in every culture.
I like so many persian, many arabic and the oldest turkic songs.
Gardaş sana selam olsun ve çok teşekkürler. 🤚🤚
❤🇮🇷❤🇮🇶❤🇹🇷🇦🇿🇹🇲🇰🇬🇰🇿🤟🐺🐺
Can't even understand a single word but love this anthem. Feels like I m from that land.
Than you are😉🐺
Agreed...awesome! I can picture riding with comrades into the horizon to parts unknown...
I had to link this on Twitter and my Community tab its been on replay for a while now :) RUclips's views are strange but replays im sure are counted more slowly...
Thanks so much! Super appreciated
Нугай туганнарга татарлардан сәлам! Бөек Аҗдарканнан Изге Болгарга да, төрки халыклар мәңге бергә булыйк.
Ҡазан Татар Ҡазағ Татар Бер Тыўған
1 Tugan 🐺🇹🇷❤🤝🏻🫂
Dõmbiramdi olarman yurak sozim çalarman, qayğurğanim heç aytmay
Loved this version!! But again, I've loved all of your work so far, so nothing new there XD
Mühteşeeem. Adamı Otükene götürüyor resmen!
Самая гетеросексуальная музыка на планете.
Turkic Song ❤❤❤❤😊
Откуда она тюрская?
@@СалиСали-у4е nogai is turkic nation
@@СалиСали-у4е It comes from that I can understand the lyrics **
Thank you for making eastern music honor to you
Тәңірдің баласымын, жауынгермін, Көктүріктердің бәрі бірігсін
Көктүркілер*
Greetings 🇳🇮🍁
Men nogayman
We should definitely give you a medal for the promotion of Turkic history.
Wow you are playing tanboor and the song dombra ❤ nice version cause Tanbour is my love and I heard this only on dombra
Subbed.
Thanks alot!
Damn dude, I loved this song. Now this became even more haunting. Subbed.
Also can I use this for a media project?
As long as it's non profit, you're good to go, just make sure to leave credits :)
🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
👏 Thanks
Someone please help my wife is from Dagestan and speaks nogay
I want to impress her by learning some words but I can’t find a translation anywhere to English
Probably you would understand my translation into Russian:
Вот зима пришла, опустился снег
Эту землю лёд заковал навек
Но беру свою домбру
Чтобы помогать добру
И проблемы отлетают прочь (x2)
Кто услышит песнь из мужей и жён
Как Манас врагами был окружён
Задрожат у них сердца
Не сдержать слезу отцам
И рыданий не сдержать (x2)
Да! Да! Домбыра! (x2)
Если у ногайца эти песни есть
Старых дней совсем не угасла честь
Струны сердце пробудят
Струны руку укрепят
Не пропасть ему тогда (x2)
Да! Да! Домбыра!
@@stanislavlemke через чур вольный перевод получился.Хотя неплохой
I'like this wonder song❤️❤️🔥
Салам Алейкум Кардашем!
Beautiful music
cox gozal
Best Turkic song ever
Turanim❤
Sounds intresting.....you mount metal strings on your dombra? You play with fingers further or with an plektrum?
❤🤗
Hee-eey dombiram hee-eey dombiram dombiramni alarman yurek sozim chalarman qayğurganim hech aytmay
bu eleman nereli ? güzel okumuş gırtlak müziğinide kâfi derecede yapabiliyor
@@zWuuT İran Türkü bildiğim kadarı ile
He is mazadariani from Iran, and lives in Canada.
Ulu Turan , Nogaylar Türk'tür. 🐺
welldone!
New Left4Dead3 soundtrack????
I can sorta understand a little bit
💎❤
🇦🇿🇦🇿🤘
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🤩🤩🤩🤩
👍Türk dombra👍
Ulu Turan 🐺🇰🇬🇭🇺🇹🇷🇺🇿🇰🇿🇦🇿🇹🇲
This is the Erdogan Marşı
Nogai Türkish culture song.
erDOGan stole it
Erdoğan song
Selam size Türk budunu
Oğuzhan kaan’ın tüm evlatlarına selam olsun
Kerkük’ten tuva’ya yakutistandan Sibirya’ya Japon denizinden Macaristan’a kadar selam olsun sizlere
🤘🇹🇷
Arab religion should be left and Our peaceful beautiful Tengri should welcome again. Let Tengri save the all Turks❤