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    Posted: 30-Jan-2006 at 18:27
Originally posted by Zagros

Persian traditional music
Some of the most famous Iranian traditional instrument
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Setar
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Daf
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http://www.dejkam.com/music/iran_traditional/instruments/

You can click on the pictures for sound samples.

Here is a sufi Iranian song by Shahram Nazeri (guy in my avatar), he sings this one in Kermanshahi.

http://www.iranian.com/ram/Nazeri/3.ram

A mor elively song from teh Kamkars:

http://www.iranian.com/ram/Kamkar/7.ram

If you get an error message keep clicking till it works.

The Sassanid Shah Khosro Parviz supposedly had a personal ensemble of 10,000 musicians who played such instruments.  Kurdish music is believed to be closest to the music of that time.

i am not sure, but i think the persian name for Ud is Barbad or Barbat. What do you think Zagros?
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Yes, barbat also.
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Doesn't Barbad (or barbat) mean 'terrible' in persian?
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lol, varvatos ( βαρβάτος )in Greek means "virile"

heh, looks like we are all borrowing each other's words
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All of you guys in this thread are evil... All I am doing now is buying  Turkish music off iTunes.

I want some Amane as well.
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Originally posted by THE TURK

Doesn't Barbad (or barbat) mean 'terrible' in persian?

No, where did you get this from?

Originally posted by Origen

All of you guys in this thread are evil... All I am doing now is buying  Turkish music off iTunes.

I want some Amane as well.

AAAAAmeeeeeen



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Originally posted by Origen

All of you guys in this thread are evil... All I am doing now is buying  Turkish music off iTunes.

I want some Amane as well.

Here's a great amane for you from Hamiyet Yceses. Her surname means great voice and you'll understand when you hear her aaaaaaaaaaahs

http://www.kulturturizm.gov.tr/portal/kultur_portal/medya/mu zik/muzik_kulturu/rumeli/bakmiyor_cesmi_siyah.mp3

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Also see this thread for zeybeks and zeibekikos:

http://www.allempires.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=4937& ;KW=zeibekiko
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Originally posted by kotumeyil

Originally posted by Origen

All of you guys in this thread are evil... All I am doing now is buying  Turkish music off iTunes.

I want some Amane as well.

Here's a great amane for you from Hamiyet Yceses. Her surname means great voice and you'll understand when you hear her aaaaaaaaaaahs

http://www.kulturturizm.gov.tr/portal/kultur_portal/medya/mu zik/muzik_kulturu/rumeli/bakmiyor_cesmi_siyah.mp3




I hate you and I hope one of the mods bans you for the great temptation.




I am close to tears listening to her voice
The one thing (amongst everything else) I love about Turkish Amane is the passion behind the singing. It always moves me.

People, this is a spirtual exercise.
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Originally posted by Origen



People, this is a spirtual exercise.



yea say taht, i can see it from youre posts.

@kotumeyil,

if you want some songs to upload quickly, i have 50mb fast ftp so i can loan it to you if you wanna upload those kind of songs.
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Originally posted by Origen

Originally posted by kotumeyil

Originally posted by Origen

All of you guys in this thread are evil... All I am doing now is buying  Turkish music off iTunes.

I want some Amane as well.

Here's a great amane for you from Hamiyet Yceses. Her surname means great voice and you'll understand when you hear her aaaaaaaaaaahs

http://www.kulturturizm.gov.tr/portal/kultur_portal/medya/mu zik/muzik_kulturu/rumeli/bakmiyor_cesmi_siyah.mp3




I hate you and I hope one of the mods bans you for the great temptation.




I am close to tears listening to her voice
The one thing (amongst everything else) I love about Turkish Amane is the passion behind the singing. It always moves me.

People, this is a spirtual exercise.

Is that in Turkish, it's too whaily to be able to tell, sounds like Persian?  Ceshman sia is what we say for handsome people, it literally means black eyes
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Originally posted by Day

if you want some songs to upload quickly, i have 50mb fast ftp so i can loan it to you if you wanna upload those kind of songs.

Thanks, Day. I may need it in the near future but first I should compile my archive in mp3 format....

Originally posted by Zagros

Is that in Turkish, it's too whaily to be able to tell, sounds like Persian?  Ceshman sia is what we say for handsome people, it literally means black eyes

The song is in Turkish but there are also some frazes of Persian origin are included. You guessed right. She says "the black eyed one doesn't come to rescue me..."
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very intersting, the music and way of singing is very similar to Persian of the same period, I guess it is 60s??
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Originally posted by Zagros

very intersting, the music and way of singing is very similar to Persian of the same period, I guess it is 60s??

As far as I remember, it's from the mid-50s. It would be good if you supplied some Persian songs in the same style.

 

And here's my service to you, friends: rembetiko songs from 1918 to 1954. Original records. Except a few which are played by bouzouki, the other ones are full Asia Minor songs from Istanbul and Izmir. There are some Turkish songs sung by Anatolian Greeks and you can hear many Turkish words in the Greek ones:

http://rapidshare.de/files/12352434/Rebetika_1918-1954.rar.h tml 
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How do you download them? (Bloody wine has made me emotional)
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Can't you download them or do you wonder how I found them? If you don't know how to download them: On the page of that link, click on the "Free" button and after that you will see a countdown like "Download ticket reserved 59 seconds, 58 seconds, etc." When the countdown finishes a code will be given. Type it to the required place and press enter. It will ask you to open or save the file. It's up to you. Good luck!

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http://www.iranian.com/ram/Haydeh/ShirinJaan.ram

It reminded me of that, but there are other more similar songs too, if the link dont work first time, keep trying.  It starts of slo and gets going at the end.

The song starts off in Persian (when it is slow) and turns to Kermanshahi dialect when the music gets going abou 4.23 minutes thru.



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Also this one:

http://www.iranian.com/ram/Pooran/TakDerakht.ram

hah! and I know the girl on the banner in that site, lol.
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Nice samples, Zagros. The second one is very familiar...
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Thank you once more! I have most of those, however a few I do not have, so I up the collection a little.
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