I think this song is named Tamzara, an old Armenian folk dance... Artie Barsamian has a great rendition of it. Love Ithikon Akmeotaton's version. Can anyone tell me how does the group's name translates? Thanks.
Anadolumun soykırıma uğratılmış güzel insanları, mongol piçleri sizleri yok etseler de Anadolumda hala sizin türküleriniz söyleniyor, danslarınız çalınıyor. Bir gün geri dönersiniz, insanlık adına budur temennim.
Same geography so of course it will be identical,similar!but both turkish& armenians who full of hatred and rage,pls go fight elsewhere,this is art &when there is art,there is no way fighting.Listen the music,feel it in ur vein,it is US!!! if u bring an American,Italian,French,etc will not understand it as much as u do cus it is inside us,it s our culture,it affects u same more than the other people. Armenian,Greek,Turkish,Azeri etc let's get united herre at least. Great music,greeting fr Turkey
My grandparents suffered just as much when they were forced to leave Constantinople in 1918 but to say there are no similarities between Greek, Turkish and Armenian music is a bit ignorant.
@ThaChosenChild arabs persians and armenians have been neighbors and lived together for thousands of years. our cultures and music are similar. this is armenian style. what passes for armenian music these days i can easily say sounds like western or russian style. this is an armenian beat and armenians have been playing oud for thousands of years. what is not armenian about it?
@ThaChosenChild and i'm not saying what you listen to isn't armenian, i'm saying that's not the only style of armenian music. there's a wide variety of armenian music and a lot of it sounds like this, some of it doesnt.
@ThaChosenChild The beat is Armenian...the instruments have been played in Armenia long before the modern day european sounding armenian music and this song and the dance that goes with it is unique to armenia. so i think that makes this an Armenian style song
you are a terrorist country armenia, ''some'' big countries have used you for a long time.Armenian terrorist group : ASALA , What a shame ! you have Terrorists ! You made genocide on Turks in World War 1 ,especially when their men were in War.it means you killed their innocent women and childeren, after war, they fucked you, today you are tellling it is genocide. Shame on you Terrorist armenians
@darklightnessful Armenia has for a long time been more associated with being middle eastern or part of the Asian continent however nowadays it's more European due to its political and economical trends. And it actually borders Turkey and Iran that's where the Arabic influence comes from.
@ViresVeneratio at the first I would like to say I was, moreover, I was in Turkey as a tourist and saw the ruins of Ani, the aincient capital of Armenia or what of it left the Turks varvary.A where were you?WereYou in Armenian churches wich are more than a thousand years, or were you manumente Tsitsernakaberd? Do you feel a cold sweat after that? "What do you know about music? If you just wanted to insult me, it's not fair, and then it that we are far apart, but clever you said nothing.
I love this performance. Does anybody know if it is available on cd or on digital download? Also, does anybody know if there is a place in the USA that I can order this from?
fspilot221 the british just stupid,they support the armenian curse,this OLD OSMANLI MUSIC,osmanli imperia,armenians culture thief,fuck off Gay menia !.
@fabianoasc = Thank you so much for this very original video - I really liked the music!. I have great admiration for the Armenian (and the Georgian) peoples.
@guitarriff1988 : This is an oud. I can't tell if it is the arabic oud or variations of it, but there are multiple versions of the same instrument on a regional basis.
Read "Paradise Lost" by Giles Milton (2008). It tells the facts of the Turkish genocide of all the Christians of Asia Minor (now "Turkey"). It is available in English, Greek, and Turkish. It would be safest to read the English version.
countries are at war because of the people like u there are almost 4million armenians living in turkey they arnt complaining so what it happen long time ago life is too short to go around spreading the hatered unfortunately u cant be armenian cause a true armenian is a true christian who is the follower of jesus christ who prays loves and forgives the ones that sin.
@McLarenF1rus what do you know of religion stupid turks not all turks there many understanding nice turks , the reason there are armenians living in turkey they are not quiet they are boycotting every april24 and the reason they live in turkey because there are Armenian ancient lands that was stolen from mongols turks dadjiks and the list goes on ! so dont talk shit of Armenians and eenjoy the Armenian music !
these are all yours as much as mt.Olympos in Antalya.... the keeper there is still trying to read the greek (or ancient turkish as he insisted..) tombstones.. ..i think khachkars are "old turkish" christian monuments too.. ;)
should i ask about mt.Ararat? ..or Pontos?
find your roots and you will find peace my friend.. good luck (you might wanna try behind the kaspian sea.....)
aslini inkar eden namussuzdur, kafirdir. Bizler karadenizliyiz, bizler hemsinliyiz, lazistanliyiz, pontusluyuz. Biz bu topraklarda hep vardik, bugün de variz, yarin da olacagiz.
Bizim dillerimiz, kültürlerimiz, gurur duydugumuz kimliklerimiz var. Bizler aslimizi inkar etmez, baska halk veya kimliklerin arkasina saklanmayiz. Biz bu topraklarin gurur ve iffet sahibi kadim halklariyiz. hemsin basköylü ermeni
and yes, Turks are asian invading people which took control of the region, found it suitable geographicaly for their needs, occuppied the people and stole their culture. And it has nothing to do with Islam, though, as a coincidence or not, most nations which converted in mass to Islam decided to expand their "borders" and gain supremacy over other peoples
ARMENIA GREECE COUSINS 4EVER!!!!!!!!!!! O Greeks of Sivas, we were there together!!!!!!!! Ithikon kicks ASS with this medley. No mistakes. Great chops.
Guys, can you help me out? I have been searching for this old Armenian song for such a long time, and I can't find it!!! It used to play on the Armenian channel, probably Horizon, here in LA California back in the 1990's. It was a slow, dramatic song, and I only remember part of the lyrics: "Du im sertum es. Im Yeraznerum." And I remember that the commercial featured colored and black-and-white pictures, one of them was a grandmother holding an AK-47 in her lap, probably during Karabakh,
It's beautiful. The beautiful music played by very handsome greek men. Thank you so much dear gyus for sharing with us your personal emotions in such a beautiful music. Love and kisses from Poland from Martyna.
These guys and this music are great. I'm from the UK but these guys have skill, such nice rythems and melodies. I can imagine a nice grill, smells of cooked meats and relaxation. Great
Dear friend stop putting invented copyright on culture. Culture is shared and sharing is making people go toward peace... The fact that Turks, Armenians, Greeks, Slavs of Balkans share so many things is not a reason for hate, but call for peace and understanding... We are actually the same when you look at it...
@Japodian - We are only the same if you look at it from a naive, ignorant standpoint. The only reason Turks seem "similar" to Greeks, Armenians, or Balkan peoples is because they FORCEFULLY INVADED, RAPED AND STOLE FROM THOSE PEOPLE. Remember, Turks migrated from Central Asia. Culturally, they have absolutely NOTHING in common with ancient Anatolians. The only reason they resemble Anatolians today is because of their brutal take over of that area, and that is NOT a reason for celebration!
@Intramorph Humans have been exploiting and enslaving each other for a very long time. The British subjugated my Irish ancestors to a point where they were nearly wiped out by famine, raping them of their culture and language. My American forebears heaped injustice and cruel disrespect upon the heads of the Native Americans, whose culture is now almost gone.
Your culture is beautiful and vibrant, a cause for celebration. Even through the horrors and atrocities, Armenian culture is still alive.
@Intramorph - You are so purist and purism leads to racisim. Who are Turks and who are Armenians? Turks have been living in Anatolia for 1000 years but you talk about them as if they came from Mongolia yesterday. 1000 years ago Germans and Frenchs were living under the same state. 1000 years ago English was a language similar to German. 1000 years ago Russians were still ruled by Vikings. The reality is that all the nations and their languages as you know them today formed during this 1000 years
@ealtinta it is interesting to see how biased this info is. With all respect to you, if lest say armenians took parts of Turkey and claimed it is Armenia, you wouldn't be uttering the same words and you would probably have the same reaction as intramorph or any other armenian! were it not as I say, then the Turks wouldn't have killed more than a million armenians. And no, pls, dont bother to tell me there was no genocide, there is footage and enough testimonies...
@Intramorph - If you look at more closely you will see that there were Turkish tribes who converted to Christianity and became Armenians or Greeks and there were Greek or Armenian people who converted to Islam and became Turks. I know you don't like it but before nationalism came to Ottoman Empire there were villages where Turks Greeks and Armenians were living together. Now can you tell me which one of them created this song? You like it or not we share the same culture.
They stole from our culture turks are rats mongolian barberic tribes have no culture just kill rape and take over civilized poeple. Armeians and Greeks are the foundations of humanity. Get educated you dumbass.
@Intramorph - Finally even if we assume Turks came to Anatolia yesterday from Mongolia with their horses and invaded it. Today Turkey is the main place where this culture really lives. You claim the ownership of this culture how do you want to make it live without Turks? Do you think this culture will survive in LA or in Paris? You cannot grow a cactus around Amazon river or make a fir tree live in a desert. You need Anatolia and Turks if you really like this culture.
@ealtinta Not really. This music is well and alive in Armenia. Armenia has even deeper folk music than this. Turks claiming this is like English Americans claiming Native American culture as theirs. True, Turkey has this culture today, but in Ottoman times, Islam limited the creation of music to muslims. Most folk songs in Turkey is based on Greek, Armenian and modern Arabic.
Most Osmanli march songs were composed by Armenians as well and Istanbul music is almost purely Greek.
@Arzive Information given by you about music and Islam and music and Ottoman society is not true either. First of all there is no such thing as music ban in Islam. Even Usama would not claim this. There are very reliable sources which says that Prophet Muhammad himself allowed music. Second Ottoman Islam tradition was the most liberal of its time. Even there was not an alcohol ban during Ottoman times. Sufi Islam which most of the Turks embrace, is wholly based on music.
@Arzive Mawlawiyah order was the main place where Istanbul court music was developed. Go and search for Hamamizade Ismail Dede, Zekai Dede, Itri. Even Sultan Selim III himself was one of the greatest composers of Ottoman classical music. In later periods Tanburi Cemil, Listen to these: QEiZiOkfctc vCyJsvnE7qA STz3xLAvDug For more secular examples: gaL5qGtLoes L4l4Et9g9BE kGbeEkgea7A .
@Arzive Check these for sufi music from Turkey in Ottoman Turkish. Mawlawi: ipbvzfPP4YM Bektashi: 2sJ2ltG8IOk Jerrahi: HguWFB5SueE I can write 10 other Sufi order with their musics but it is not necessary. In addition even today one third of population of Turkey is Alevi, who also use music in their religious ceromonies: 5PdjK1cyIls . Finally look at these two religious music pieces from a mass in a mosque and a church: Mgd-QgG_8uQ bEfmhTemgvA .
@ealtinta Think about the Huns, who were nomadic too. When they saw the civilized world of Rome, and conquered parts of it, they copied its culture, adopted it for themselves. The same applied to Turcomen who took over Anatolia and Persia. They absorbed the culture of native Anatolians and Persians.
The amount of Turcomen who converted to Christianity and became Armenian is very slim. People don't assimilate into people they rule in their own country and forget their identity.
@Arzive So why not the Turks in Anatolia look like Huns or Mongolian or even like Uzbeks? Even if we accept Turcomen did not became Armenians, how come Turks did not forced Armenians to convert or take Armenian women as slaves or even rape them if they were so barbaric? The fact is that current Turkish population is a mixture of many different ethnicities including Armenians. I had a friend whose grandfathers were Armenians and he knew this but they converted to Islam possibly after 1915.
@ealtinta They don't look like Turkic peoples because Turks in Anatolia are, like you said, mostly turncoats and assimilated peoples. But Turkcomen didn't become Greek or Armenian, Armenians and Greeks became Turcomen (Turks).
If all this is Turkic music, then why is it that of all Turkic nations in the world, only Turkey has this type of music? Central Asian music is very different.
@Arzive I don't say this is Turkic music. What I say is that what we have as a common Anatolian culture which was not here thousand years ago. This culture as we know it today is the common production of all the people who lived in Anatoli in the last thousand years. It should also be true that sedentary people of Anatolia contributed more to it as they already had a more civilized living when Turks came. But as you said everyone started as nomadic at one point.
@Arzive So I would not accept if some nationalists try to use the situation 1000 years ago to claim that they are more civilized than other people. No one can claim that Turks did not convert anyone or there was not any pressure at any time against the local people. However one should not compare people who lived 1000 years ago not with the developed countries in 2010 but with the other people and countries who lived at the same time with them.
Sevasmo!! Mpravoo! Greetings from Romania!
mikigrecu 3 weeks ago
I think this song is named Tamzara, an old Armenian folk dance... Artie Barsamian has a great rendition of it. Love Ithikon Akmeotaton's version. Can anyone tell me how does the group's name translates? Thanks.
OneGraphicDesigner 1 month ago
@OneGraphicDesigner Group's name could be translated as "sharp spirit"," strong courage" "moral very flourishing" in the exact translation
xmanthos 2 weeks ago
@xmanthos Many thanks for translation. Wonderful name! Greeting from San Francisco area.
OneGraphicDesigner 2 weeks ago
@OneGraphicDesigner its is magical to see how unifying music is!
xmanthos 2 weeks ago
@xmanthos That is very true!
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Anadolumun soykırıma uğratılmış güzel insanları, mongol piçleri sizleri yok etseler de Anadolumda hala sizin türküleriniz söyleniyor, danslarınız çalınıyor. Bir gün geri dönersiniz, insanlık adına budur temennim.
papilati 1 month ago
la plus belle danse qu il puisse existee au monde!!! trop bien jouer vraiment !! grand bravo a vous !
bololo240 1 month ago
Makes me want to break out dancing, beautiful music
Sounds similar to Turkish/ Kurdish music!
atomictangerine22 1 month ago
This sounds more Persian but it sounds excellent
SharkyJaws12 2 months ago
Bravo arxonta, poly kalh ektelesh!!
xilofonia1 3 months ago
Monitonike sestem ??????
Panagiotisvavaroutso 3 months ago
false.. it's turkish style.. turkish classical music..may resemble that of the Armenian music..but it's Turkish music Kontas..
35190535 4 months ago
Same geography so of course it will be identical,similar!but both turkish& armenians who full of hatred and rage,pls go fight elsewhere,this is art &when there is art,there is no way fighting.Listen the music,feel it in ur vein,it is US!!! if u bring an American,Italian,French,etc will not understand it as much as u do cus it is inside us,it s our culture,it affects u same more than the other people. Armenian,Greek,Turkish,Azeri etc let's get united herre at least. Great music,greeting fr Turkey
iremlicous 4 months ago 3
Armenian Music!!! Only it doesn't sound like any other and it doesn't Turkish one bit for ppl saying that it does
SharkyJaws12 4 months ago
@SharkyJaws12
My grandparents suffered just as much when they were forced to leave Constantinople in 1918 but to say there are no similarities between Greek, Turkish and Armenian music is a bit ignorant.
HBeale13 3 months ago
@HBeale13 i didn't say that. i said this song doesn't sound like any other music, well maybe persian but not greek or turkish
SharkyJaws12 3 months ago
what do u know about the great armenian music u turk??
i will give u just one thing that would make u shut up .....
one of the oldest instruments in the world is the armenian duduk for 3 thousand years b.c ...
so plz people dont talk unless u know especially turks
demerjian100 5 months ago
@demerjian100
Kukushka, but word "duduk" is in turkic )))) The word itself is a loanword ultimately derived from Turkish "düdük".
Even your surname is in turkic, lol . Or "demerci" is in armenian? ))))
so shut up and masturbate your own ass ))))))))))))
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This is turkish music, not armenian, armenia doesnt have own music
XavierMammadli 5 months ago
An old folk Assyrian/Armenian song and dance called Tanzara
assyrian2NV 5 months ago
it is look like turkish music
our cultures are same
viva brotherhood of all people !!!
turkishwagnerian 5 months ago
The Melody of the song is Armenian, but the style of the play seems more Persian.
I'm an Armenian.
ThaChosenChild 5 months ago
@ThaChosenChild then you have a narrow view of armenian culture, because this is definitely armenian style
mygoodname 3 months ago
@mygoodname I have a narrow view of Armenia culture? Sure.
The style of play sounds more Arabic/Persian to me.
ThaChosenChild 3 months ago
@ThaChosenChild arabs persians and armenians have been neighbors and lived together for thousands of years. our cultures and music are similar. this is armenian style. what passes for armenian music these days i can easily say sounds like western or russian style. this is an armenian beat and armenians have been playing oud for thousands of years. what is not armenian about it?
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@ThaChosenChild and i'm not saying what you listen to isn't armenian, i'm saying that's not the only style of armenian music. there's a wide variety of armenian music and a lot of it sounds like this, some of it doesnt.
mygoodname 3 months ago
@ThaChosenChild The beat is Armenian...the instruments have been played in Armenia long before the modern day european sounding armenian music and this song and the dance that goes with it is unique to armenia. so i think that makes this an Armenian style song
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you are a terrorist country armenia, ''some'' big countries have used you for a long time.Armenian terrorist group : ASALA , What a shame ! you have Terrorists ! You made genocide on Turks in World War 1 ,especially when their men were in War.it means you killed their innocent women and childeren, after war, they fucked you, today you are tellling it is genocide. Shame on you Terrorist armenians
MrInsanolun 5 months ago
Turkish Music....
AziKo01 5 months ago
ԻՆԶԲԷՍ Է ՔՈԶՒԸՄ ԱԵՍ ԿՈՐՑԻԿԸ
armteamam 6 months ago
you have to listen;
/watch?v=n_eXiZaU-iM
himoneful 6 months ago
love armenians ... although i am not nice music ... hala from somalia
omarmalaysia 6 months ago 2
We are all Grec, Armenians, Turkish. Our musical blood is one !!!! thank you so so much Kostas !! you are the best !!!!
sona2505 7 months ago 11
@sona2505 the question is why u use Arabic instruments and they are far from you ?
darklightnessful 3 months ago
@darklightnessful Armenia has for a long time been more associated with being middle eastern or part of the Asian continent however nowadays it's more European due to its political and economical trends. And it actually borders Turkey and Iran that's where the Arabic influence comes from.
sharkie15893 3 months ago
Sound of brotherhood/sisterhood. Love from Turkey.
koygu 7 months ago 3
WE ALL ARMENIANS
artnar8 7 months ago
@ViresVeneratio at the first I would like to say I was, moreover, I was in Turkey as a tourist and saw the ruins of Ani, the aincient capital of Armenia or what of it left the Turks varvary.A where were you?WereYou in Armenian churches wich are more than a thousand years, or were you manumente Tsitsernakaberd? Do you feel a cold sweat after that? "What do you know about music? If you just wanted to insult me, it's not fair, and then it that we are far apart, but clever you said nothing.
kkarmenner 7 months ago
I love this performance. Does anybody know if it is available on cd or on digital download? Also, does anybody know if there is a place in the USA that I can order this from?
JJVJJV 7 months ago
fspilot221 the british just stupid,they support the armenian curse,this OLD OSMANLI MUSIC,osmanli imperia,armenians culture thief,fuck off Gay menia !.
radnoybaku 7 months ago
Great oud word you do your family proud keep making music, for you have a gift!
TheNeogeo68 8 months ago
Turkish, Greek, Kurd, Assyrian, Armenian, Arab, they are all intertwined, but who cares as long as the OUTCOME IS THIS GREAT !
PLAY ON ITHICON...
toons999 8 months ago
@fabianoasc = Thank you so much for this very original video - I really liked the music!. I have great admiration for the Armenian (and the Georgian) peoples.
AugustusAurelianus1 8 months ago
perfection!
shakehp 8 months ago
aram34 they are the enemy but armenians thief!,Armenian--WTF?THIS STUPID WORD !!!
radnoybaku 8 months ago
hahahah this turkish music :D:D:D
radnoybaku 8 months ago
@radnoybaku that s normal..cos turks and armenians share a lot,,they r brothers..not enemies
aram34 8 months ago
@radnoybaku Turkish Greek assyrian Armenian Kurdish what ever they are all similair
fspilot221 7 months ago
Hopahhhhhh :) !!!
SeraDoll89 8 months ago
free armenian music armcrimea.ru
nikomixnik 8 months ago
IMO music from that area of the world, the one thing they mastered. Is the ending of their songs. Its timing is perfect and intense.
timtehuber 8 months ago
Ah! I found it! It's an OUD! Very beautiful instrument.
MusicalMisanthropist 9 months ago
what is the name of the stringed instrument?
MusicalMisanthropist 9 months ago
what is this big drum called?
agee771 9 months ago
@agee771
From left to right : Zarb, Dap and Ud
WhaleCrane 8 months ago
och Armenia 4ever
i must dance now
Hayastanciable 9 months ago
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TarshaIsabelkg95 9 months ago 37
Great performance. this is tasteful music!
Greetings from Armenia
hajkakane 2 months ago
Allah size lenet elesin. onun bunun esasda AZERBEYCANIN medeniyyetini her weyini ogulayib, oz adlarina cixirlar. thief nation armanian
Gruzinka20 9 months ago
Wow this put me in a fucking trance
ukyomonster 9 months ago
Армяни ЛОХИ!!!
Abu2096 10 months ago
brothers to the kurdish people :)
i love Armenian people.
kurdoskurd1992 10 months ago
What is the original name of the guitar he's playing?
guitarriff1988 10 months ago
@guitarriff1988 oud
fedayi1177 10 months ago
@fedayi1177 Thx : )
guitarriff1988 10 months ago
@guitarriff1988 : This is an oud. I can't tell if it is the arabic oud or variations of it, but there are multiple versions of the same instrument on a regional basis.
vtaralis 10 months ago
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vtaralis 10 months ago
@guitarriff1988 go wikipedia
/wiki/Pandoura
/wiki/Oud
blancbard 9 months ago
nice work
chixculub 10 months ago
Read "Paradise Lost" by Giles Milton (2008). It tells the facts of the Turkish genocide of all the Christians of Asia Minor (now "Turkey"). It is available in English, Greek, and Turkish. It would be safest to read the English version.
dewberry009 10 months ago
this Turkish musik !!!!!!!!!
AzerbaycanTurk99 11 months ago
@AzerbaycanTurk99 hayir kardes orijinal ermeni müzigi. türkler calmislar.
04Eleskirt04 10 months ago
@AzerbaycanTurk99 Turks dont have their pure own music mate... They have music from greece iran armenia etc mix
blancbard 9 months ago
@blancbard i didnt read comments b4 this. but thats fucking faschist.
jacklondon21 8 months ago
magyarisztan ! minden jót Nektek Örmények ! Ararat rulez ! :)
kardoshorvathjanos 11 months ago
Azeri idiots its oud, not saz,,,,, vashu mat , kakie vi tupie aaaaa... u vas nichevo netu, tolko bolshoy porvanni flag s baranom,
shunikimek 11 months ago
Azeri idiots its oud, not saz,,,,, vashu mat , kakie vi tupie aaaaa... u vas nichevo netu, tolko bolshoy porvanni flag s baranom,
shunikimek 11 months ago
armenia power 4 ever
OUWATZAHLE08 11 months ago
Azerbaydjanskaya muzika...This is Azerbaijanian misic...turkish saz verno skazali...
Azeripsixolirik 11 months ago
@Azeripsixolirik
cocksucker
ArmenianZipmanwwwi 11 months ago
many thanks from Kurdistan.
viva Armeniens !
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many thanks from Kurdistan.
viva Armeniens !
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Jorjoliani77 11 months ago
ZAWT TANEM!
ARMErik1988 1 year ago
countries are at war because of the people like u there are almost 4million armenians living in turkey they arnt complaining so what it happen long time ago life is too short to go around spreading the hatered unfortunately u cant be armenian cause a true armenian is a true christian who is the follower of jesus christ who prays loves and forgives the ones that sin.
McLarenF1rus 1 year ago
@McLarenF1rus what do you know of religion stupid turks not all turks there many understanding nice turks , the reason there are armenians living in turkey they are not quiet they are boycotting every april24 and the reason they live in turkey because there are Armenian ancient lands that was stolen from mongols turks dadjiks and the list goes on ! so dont talk shit of Armenians and eenjoy the Armenian music !
TheTheOctavate 11 months ago
thumbs up if yur Armenian (:
xxpurplepoppyxx 1 year ago
these guys are great! the recording quality is exceptional
mgavoor 1 year ago
TURKISH SAZ!!! U R THE FUCKKING ARM....DON'T U HAVE ANYTHING??? FUCKING NATION!
abbasov88 1 year ago
@abbasov88 idiot u think u have anything urs???ur fucking thief.
Iloveando17 1 year ago
@Iloveando17 lol..pls put here ur shit comments, which don't mean anything and don't lick other nations slave!!
abbasov88 1 year ago
@sevki79 ......ur an idiot
nima1832 1 year ago
tüm türk kirli anne sikme
MrLyovka 1 year ago
this is not Armenian music re Malaka
tankarian 1 year ago
@sevki79
Проститутка твоя мать, сестра, дочь, жена и жена брата. Ай исчадие кочевого племени гомогрилов и вакханок.
Сколька раз говорили вашему племени - не сосите Армянский Хуй...
AiivarBg 1 year ago
I LOVE ARMANIAN FROM TURKEY
livince 1 year ago
as mou pei kapoios pou paizoun auta ta palikaria
mouratidouf 1 year ago
Proud to be Armenian! <3
SuperSecretK 1 year ago
Good u learnt how to play National Turkish Saz and Ud. Good Job guys keep it up :))
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these are all yours as much as mt.Olympos in Antalya.... the keeper there is still trying to read the greek (or ancient turkish as he insisted..) tombstones.. ..i think khachkars are "old turkish" christian monuments too.. ;)
should i ask about mt.Ararat? ..or Pontos?
find your roots and you will find peace my friend.. good luck (you might wanna try behind the kaspian sea.....)
5haman 1 year ago
"never imitate"
HELL YEA!
JacquelynnMarie1 1 year ago
My grandfather came from Armenia. I hope that some day I will visit this country. God bless you!
nobodyisperfect70 1 year ago
Not all Turks raped and not all turks murdered, mind that.
Those who speak in general about people, are always wrong, because people are not the same.
No, i'm no turk, armenian, greek or even middle eastern, i'm far away from you guys, but my point doesn't really requires me to be there.
havokbaphomet666 1 year ago
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aslini inkar acizligi icinde olanlara
aslini inkar eden namussuzdur, kafirdir. Bizler karadenizliyiz, bizler hemsinliyiz, lazistanliyiz, pontusluyuz. Biz bu topraklarda hep vardik, bugün de variz, yarin da olacagiz.
Bizim dillerimiz, kültürlerimiz, gurur duydugumuz kimliklerimiz var. Bizler aslimizi inkar etmez, baska halk veya kimliklerin arkasina saklanmayiz. Biz bu topraklarin gurur ve iffet sahibi kadim halklariyiz. hemsin basköylü ermeni
hamamamatuni 1 year ago
13 Turks didn't like this song. Looks like they'll have to steal another culture's music and claim it for their own.
Fantastic Song, friends.
Ministamf 1 year ago 2
Nice music.im From Turkey and we are friendly no problem..Thanks
ferhanank 1 year ago
and yes, Turks are asian invading people which took control of the region, found it suitable geographicaly for their needs, occuppied the people and stole their culture. And it has nothing to do with Islam, though, as a coincidence or not, most nations which converted in mass to Islam decided to expand their "borders" and gain supremacy over other peoples
hisilia 1 year ago
Not turks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Samson144ify 1 year ago
I love this.... Awesome job!
SeraDoll89 1 year ago
Im from Tokio. Armenia, Greece and Iran are only ancient countries in this region.
kkarmenner 1 year ago 23
God bless all Armenians , greetings from Canada
MRV1939 1 year ago 54
i agree ( i am an Armenian thank you for this music ) i play saz and oud ):)
TheTheOctavate 1 year ago 6
Λ A O Y T A P X E
Rumce 1 year ago 3
mercie baucoup mes amis c' set éccélane
HAMEL141 1 year ago 4
There is nothing Armenian in this music ... !
Guennadius 1 year ago
Thank you for this beautiful music!
MrNdamira 1 year ago 4
I did not no that aramenians have it's own music. I am shoked, it is unbeliveable
sp160578 1 year ago
i'm gonna IMITATE them :P
RENEDU2 1 year ago
ARMENIA GREECE COUSINS 4EVER!!!!!!!!!!! O Greeks of Sivas, we were there together!!!!!!!! Ithikon kicks ASS with this medley. No mistakes. Great chops.
3rdStoneObliterum 1 year ago 6
Beaultiful music!
edouardfilho 1 year ago 4
The qulity of the sounds is so good that it makes the melody much more beautiful than it is!
Qwerti60 1 year ago
what? you all sound kinda lame
spacewig 1 year ago
udu calan arkadas guzel calmis eline saglik
Konyalizekibey 1 year ago
Guys, can you help me out? I have been searching for this old Armenian song for such a long time, and I can't find it!!! It used to play on the Armenian channel, probably Horizon, here in LA California back in the 1990's. It was a slow, dramatic song, and I only remember part of the lyrics: "Du im sertum es. Im Yeraznerum." And I remember that the commercial featured colored and black-and-white pictures, one of them was a grandmother holding an AK-47 in her lap, probably during Karabakh,
armenianesh818 1 year ago
I remember this words, it will take me some hours to find the Song
Qwerti60 1 year ago
@Qwerti60
Thank you so much. Can you contact me if you find anything please?
armenianesh818 1 year ago
nice music .i love it.
Valeriya1989 1 year ago
nice music .i love it...
Valeriya1989 1 year ago
It's beautiful. The beautiful music played by very handsome greek men. Thank you so much dear gyus for sharing with us your personal emotions in such a beautiful music. Love and kisses from Poland from Martyna.
martyneczka282 1 year ago
what's that instrument that looks like a guitar? :)
it's beast! :D
nukebacon876 1 year ago
@nukebacon876 Its an Oud
Karmara7 1 year ago
Yasoo!!!!!!
HadjintsiHovsep 1 year ago
very good music or the azeri guy im sry his mouth id fool o crap if hes saying something bad ! but very good Armenian music !
TheTheOctavate 1 year ago
респект))
Nezdana1 1 year ago
These guys and this music are great. I'm from the UK but these guys have skill, such nice rythems and melodies. I can imagine a nice grill, smells of cooked meats and relaxation. Great
stevemasters7 1 year ago
nice performance
xsart28 1 year ago
Sheer mystical beauty. The sounds you are creating with your team are phenomenal. Btw, what tempo are you using? Is it 5/8 or 5/11 or other? Thanks.
YoureGuilty 1 year ago
her biji :)
Surgunkral1978 1 year ago
ooo......i like it...
thanks for nice musik..
achmadinejad 1 year ago
Sounds very good!
LAtoOC 1 year ago
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Muzıka i istumentı pridlojen Azerbaydjana! Vorı!
Azerbaycan994 1 year ago
bravo re paidia na sixexisete etsi!!!!!!!
nikoskats23 1 year ago
HOLA ITHICON!!! COMO ESTAS?
MAMICCHA 1 year ago
Armenians and Greeks are brothers!!! so many commons !
agitwr 1 year ago 5
It's sensational to see difficult music and cultures embracing the beauty of music! Well done once again gents!
PlymouthDuster318 1 year ago
i love to see greeks on our videos armenian greek brother hood forever
AllochGs 1 year ago 5
That ud player is seriously pissing me off. He makes it look so easy. I feel totally talentess.
Please mate, just pretend a little bit that you're trying hard.
Joke aside, thanks to Youtube for making visible such talented musicians.
KevKli3 1 year ago 4
music is lenegon armenian music i play oud my self so i know lenagon is next to yerevan but near the turkish border
TheTheOctavate 1 year ago 3
the best musician.....kosta u are the best!!!
realtsobi 1 year ago 4
armenia forever!!!!!
TheChrissty 1 year ago 6
armenian heritage!!!
TheChrissty 1 year ago 4
Oh my god what a bueautiful and divine music**
Liadance 1 year ago 5
Sounds Egyptian because of the Oud. And I could recognize some Egyptian melodeys.
People come on! Egyptian, Turkish, Armenian. What does it matter we are all Middle Eastern. Ofcourse our music is similar!
tamertarek 1 year ago
@SurpSargis
Dear friend stop putting invented copyright on culture. Culture is shared and sharing is making people go toward peace... The fact that Turks, Armenians, Greeks, Slavs of Balkans share so many things is not a reason for hate, but call for peace and understanding... We are actually the same when you look at it...
Japodian 1 year ago 5
@Japodian - We are only the same if you look at it from a naive, ignorant standpoint. The only reason Turks seem "similar" to Greeks, Armenians, or Balkan peoples is because they FORCEFULLY INVADED, RAPED AND STOLE FROM THOSE PEOPLE. Remember, Turks migrated from Central Asia. Culturally, they have absolutely NOTHING in common with ancient Anatolians. The only reason they resemble Anatolians today is because of their brutal take over of that area, and that is NOT a reason for celebration!
Intramorph 1 year ago 47
@Intramorph Humans have been exploiting and enslaving each other for a very long time. The British subjugated my Irish ancestors to a point where they were nearly wiped out by famine, raping them of their culture and language. My American forebears heaped injustice and cruel disrespect upon the heads of the Native Americans, whose culture is now almost gone.
Your culture is beautiful and vibrant, a cause for celebration. Even through the horrors and atrocities, Armenian culture is still alive.
synthemescthewise 1 year ago 2
@Intramorph - You are so purist and purism leads to racisim. Who are Turks and who are Armenians? Turks have been living in Anatolia for 1000 years but you talk about them as if they came from Mongolia yesterday. 1000 years ago Germans and Frenchs were living under the same state. 1000 years ago English was a language similar to German. 1000 years ago Russians were still ruled by Vikings. The reality is that all the nations and their languages as you know them today formed during this 1000 years
ealtinta 1 year ago
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spacejunk5 1 year ago
@ealtinta it is interesting to see how biased this info is. With all respect to you, if lest say armenians took parts of Turkey and claimed it is Armenia, you wouldn't be uttering the same words and you would probably have the same reaction as intramorph or any other armenian! were it not as I say, then the Turks wouldn't have killed more than a million armenians. And no, pls, dont bother to tell me there was no genocide, there is footage and enough testimonies...
hisilia 1 year ago
@Intramorph - If you look at more closely you will see that there were Turkish tribes who converted to Christianity and became Armenians or Greeks and there were Greek or Armenian people who converted to Islam and became Turks. I know you don't like it but before nationalism came to Ottoman Empire there were villages where Turks Greeks and Armenians were living together. Now can you tell me which one of them created this song? You like it or not we share the same culture.
ealtinta 1 year ago
They stole from our culture turks are rats mongolian barberic tribes have no culture just kill rape and take over civilized poeple. Armeians and Greeks are the foundations of humanity. Get educated you dumbass.
spacejunk5 1 year ago 2
@spacejunk5 Your grandmother was also moaning these words while raped by my grandfather. Your father is the bastard of that rape.
skolisch 1 year ago
Fuck your turkish blood and muslim vains. you are a rat son of a fucking turkish rat .
spacejunk5 1 year ago
@Intramorph - Finally even if we assume Turks came to Anatolia yesterday from Mongolia with their horses and invaded it. Today Turkey is the main place where this culture really lives. You claim the ownership of this culture how do you want to make it live without Turks? Do you think this culture will survive in LA or in Paris? You cannot grow a cactus around Amazon river or make a fir tree live in a desert. You need Anatolia and Turks if you really like this culture.
ealtinta 1 year ago
@ealtinta Not really. This music is well and alive in Armenia. Armenia has even deeper folk music than this. Turks claiming this is like English Americans claiming Native American culture as theirs. True, Turkey has this culture today, but in Ottoman times, Islam limited the creation of music to muslims. Most folk songs in Turkey is based on Greek, Armenian and modern Arabic.
Most Osmanli march songs were composed by Armenians as well and Istanbul music is almost purely Greek.
Arzive 1 year ago
@Arzive Information given by you about music and Islam and music and Ottoman society is not true either. First of all there is no such thing as music ban in Islam. Even Usama would not claim this. There are very reliable sources which says that Prophet Muhammad himself allowed music. Second Ottoman Islam tradition was the most liberal of its time. Even there was not an alcohol ban during Ottoman times. Sufi Islam which most of the Turks embrace, is wholly based on music.
ealtinta 1 year ago
@Arzive Mawlawiyah order was the main place where Istanbul court music was developed. Go and search for Hamamizade Ismail Dede, Zekai Dede, Itri. Even Sultan Selim III himself was one of the greatest composers of Ottoman classical music. In later periods Tanburi Cemil, Listen to these: QEiZiOkfctc vCyJsvnE7qA STz3xLAvDug For more secular examples: gaL5qGtLoes L4l4Et9g9BE kGbeEkgea7A .
ealtinta 1 year ago
@Arzive Check these for sufi music from Turkey in Ottoman Turkish. Mawlawi: ipbvzfPP4YM Bektashi: 2sJ2ltG8IOk Jerrahi: HguWFB5SueE I can write 10 other Sufi order with their musics but it is not necessary. In addition even today one third of population of Turkey is Alevi, who also use music in their religious ceromonies: 5PdjK1cyIls . Finally look at these two religious music pieces from a mass in a mosque and a church: Mgd-QgG_8uQ bEfmhTemgvA .
ealtinta 1 year ago
@ealtinta Think about the Huns, who were nomadic too. When they saw the civilized world of Rome, and conquered parts of it, they copied its culture, adopted it for themselves. The same applied to Turcomen who took over Anatolia and Persia. They absorbed the culture of native Anatolians and Persians.
The amount of Turcomen who converted to Christianity and became Armenian is very slim. People don't assimilate into people they rule in their own country and forget their identity.
Arzive 1 year ago
@Arzive So why not the Turks in Anatolia look like Huns or Mongolian or even like Uzbeks? Even if we accept Turcomen did not became Armenians, how come Turks did not forced Armenians to convert or take Armenian women as slaves or even rape them if they were so barbaric? The fact is that current Turkish population is a mixture of many different ethnicities including Armenians. I had a friend whose grandfathers were Armenians and he knew this but they converted to Islam possibly after 1915.
ealtinta 1 year ago
@ealtinta They don't look like Turkic peoples because Turks in Anatolia are, like you said, mostly turncoats and assimilated peoples. But Turkcomen didn't become Greek or Armenian, Armenians and Greeks became Turcomen (Turks).
If all this is Turkic music, then why is it that of all Turkic nations in the world, only Turkey has this type of music? Central Asian music is very different.
Arzive 1 year ago
@Arzive I don't say this is Turkic music. What I say is that what we have as a common Anatolian culture which was not here thousand years ago. This culture as we know it today is the common production of all the people who lived in Anatoli in the last thousand years. It should also be true that sedentary people of Anatolia contributed more to it as they already had a more civilized living when Turks came. But as you said everyone started as nomadic at one point.
ealtinta 1 year ago
@Arzive So I would not accept if some nationalists try to use the situation 1000 years ago to claim that they are more civilized than other people. No one can claim that Turks did not convert anyone or there was not any pressure at any time against the local people. However one should not compare people who lived 1000 years ago not with the developed countries in 2010 but with the other people and countries who lived at the same time with them.