That was awesome. I wish RUclips had a repeat button so I could play this over and over again. It makes long for a time and place that I don’t know but somehow feel nostalgic for.
Hi Philip, been following you both here and on the main channel for quite a while now. Not enough words to actually express my gratitude for the amazing contents you brings us. My son, not even 2 months old, simply fell in love with this song ❤
Nice job. It's very significant especially coming from the Iranian musical tradition. I grew up thinking we didn't have any records of pre-qajar music but learning about maraghi some years ago through the Ottoman tradition was very enlightening.
Thank you, Filip. Your music is so moving. Futhernore, I want to acknowledge you in what you share with our world with your education. Many blessings to you, your family, and your friends this holiday season. 🙏❤️🌍🌎🌏🌿🕊🎵🎶🎵💫✨️💫
Amazing work, Filip! Abdul Qader Maraghi is definitely one of the most interesting and influential characters in the history of world music. He not only shaped the musical landscape of the Ottoman empire, but also Iran and Central Asia. His theorical writings on music canonized the courtly musical culture of Late Medieval and Early Modern Islamicate world. On another note, I'm curious about your personal thoughts on his music. His pieces are unusually melodic for the period, even to the point of sounding somewhat modern!
Lovely tune, beautifully played. And very nice camera work, setting, lighting, everything about the video. Top-flight. Thank you for sharing these with us, & so glad I belatedly stumbled on this channel after long following your main one. All the best for your holiday season.
Amazing music, thank you for bringing to life such a classical piece! I am a long-time follower of your main channel, and was glad to discover that you do music. I loved your song Gralstänk, and have been listening to it in a very difficult part of my life. Thank you for adding beauty and knowledge to our world!
Your instrumental interpretation delighted and brightened my morning, Filip. Had a quick delve into Abd al Qadir al Maraghi on the web as curious at your mention of his system of musical notation. As you mentioned, what an extraordinary creative and scholar he was. Perhaps you would like to enlighten us further, one day. 😊
Oh damn. I’ve never questioned the history of musical notation before. Or musical instruments. How did they tune their instruments? Did one person have the master instrument all other instruments were tuned to? Like a medieval musical NIST? That was dope!
There was no standard really. People just tuned their instruments to each other. Although there were some indications on how much tension should be on each string, etc.
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That was awesome. I wish RUclips had a repeat button so I could play this over and over again. It makes long for a time and place that I don’t know but somehow feel nostalgic for.
they do, right click on video, a menu option loop
on mobile, same thing, hit the three dots at the top right of the video and "Loop" is under "Additional Settings"
Hi Philip, been following you both here and on the main channel for quite a while now.
Not enough words to actually express my gratitude for the amazing contents you brings us.
My son, not even 2 months old, simply fell in love with this song ❤
That's lovely. A great honor that your son enjoyed it!
Persian songs and culture are amazing
Nice job. It's very significant especially coming from the Iranian musical tradition. I grew up thinking we didn't have any records of pre-qajar music but learning about maraghi some years ago through the Ottoman tradition was very enlightening.
Thank you Navid!
How well known is he in the Iranian music tradition?
It was a true pleasure to bring this piece to life together with you, Filip.
Thank you!
Happy Yalda!
Always shocked when I remember what a talented musician you are!
Happy Yalda!
Thank you, Filip. Your music is so moving. Futhernore, I want to acknowledge you in what you share with our world with your education.
Many blessings to you, your family, and your friends this holiday season.
🙏❤️🌍🌎🌏🌿🕊🎵🎶🎵💫✨️💫
Thank you! And likewise!
this is storytelling...
It was beautiful, very peaceful 🙏🙏🙏
Amazing work, Filip! Abdul Qader Maraghi is definitely one of the most interesting and influential characters in the history of world music. He not only shaped the musical landscape of the Ottoman empire, but also Iran and Central Asia. His theorical writings on music canonized the courtly musical culture of Late Medieval and Early Modern Islamicate world.
On another note, I'm curious about your personal thoughts on his music. His pieces are unusually melodic for the period, even to the point of sounding somewhat modern!
I think they are fantastic! And I agree that they are very melodic and "simple"/accessible in a lovely way.
I really enjoyed that piece. Thanks so much for everything you do.
Just beautiful 💚 really looking forward to more such interpretations 🙏
Very beautiful rendition of a very beautiful song.
i feel so grateful that I found your second channel. So much love ❤️
The oud and daf are great!! Thank you for a sterling rendition! Best from India 🇮🇳 - i see you have videos on Tansen et al too! Bravo!
Lovely tune, beautifully played. And very nice camera work, setting, lighting, everything about the video. Top-flight. Thank you for sharing these with us, & so glad I belatedly stumbled on this channel after long following your main one. All the best for your holiday season.
Thank you so much! And happy holidays to you as well!
Beautiful thank you
Amazing music, thank you for bringing to life such a classical piece! I am a long-time follower of your main channel, and was glad to discover that you do music. I loved your song Gralstänk, and have been listening to it in a very difficult part of my life. Thank you for adding beauty and knowledge to our world!
Very kind words! Thank you! 🥰
Bravo! Very nice!
1:53 so wonderful
Beautiful!
Very mystical
Very Nice
beautiful
Your instrumental interpretation delighted and brightened my morning, Filip. Had a quick delve into Abd al Qadir al Maraghi on the web as curious at your mention of his system of musical notation. As you mentioned, what an extraordinary creative and scholar he was. Perhaps you would like to enlighten us further, one day. 😊
Actually this beautiful song composed by Abdulqader was preserved within Turkish Music and we Iranians were not aware of it up to recent years.
Beautiful thank you😊
Sounds great 👍 ❤
Looking forward to more!
Oh damn. I’ve never questioned the history of musical notation before.
Or musical instruments. How did they tune their instruments? Did one person have the master instrument all other instruments were tuned to? Like a medieval musical NIST?
That was dope!
There was no standard really. People just tuned their instruments to each other.
Although there were some indications on how much tension should be on each string, etc.
Shab-e Yalda, Yalda Mubarak.
Thank you! This was wonderful!
❤
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Digger selv persisk musikk
BEAUTIFUL SONG! Thank you for playing it. What does the title mean? It was kind of peculiar to see my last name, Nesimi, in the title…
Nesim means "gentle wind" or breeze in Persian. The title means "here came the morning breeze."
A Yildirim Oud ?
Yep!
@@FilipHolm sounds amazing ! Transports me to a different time & space (: 🙏🏼
Based and redpilled
Thank you for not singing
I'm starting to think that this channel is a mere cultural appropriation given the silence on the ongoing genocide.
damn I have such a soft spot for white people appreciating non-white culture🫶🏽
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