oriental violine

[Sommerliebende92]

wow its the most beautiful song of an instrument I've ever heart =)

[Spartan117SM]

A little bit sadly and beautiful

[muziksyen]

ulen susak kemençe yayı bikere o kullandığın..

[87Bassist]

are those frets spread out on the neck?

like micro-tone frets?

[heyyouteh]

Very beautiful. First time I heard such an instrument solo in such a way. I like it very much since it seems to carry so much of a 'normal' man's struggle in life. I tend to prefer that in front of heroic sounds, as this would fit much more the time we live in.

[Sorae90]

I know that it's a turkish channel cause the show is called colors of music

[peoplz360]

wonderful! planet earth is for all beings. period.

[ahmadjawadi]

Please correct the name from Violine to Yayli Tanbur

Very beautiful playing on this Turkish very beautiful instrument.

[ctimur]

oriental violine? are you kidding?

That's called "Yaylı Tambur" and that's a Turkish instrument. Besides, this is not the ancestor of the Western instrument called "Violin". That should be kemençe (kemenche, kemencha) in my opinion.

Please don't name Eastern instruments by assuming the Western music culture as starting point.

[bilelrouabhia2008]

verry sad instrument, i think its Syrian, but wonderfull

[blackjoh1]

very nice

[minaddy]

I can chill so god whitthis musik! ALLAHU AKBAR

[oujanamir]

very very nice

[trikpa]

out of this world. so mysterious and profound.

Be well

[arazbarr]

Hi

He is a Turkishe musician 'Ugur Varol'

he is play 'Yayli Tanbur' Yayli Tanbur is Classical Turkish Music Instrument.

'Yorum' is a Turkish to mean improvisation

you can search the other improvisation in youtube 'Yayli Tanbur'

[MalikaDilruz]

beautiful .

[sistersMJ]

this instrument kinda remindes me of 'gusle', serbian ancient instrument..

I like the sound of this violin.

[Byrontheone]

Yourum Varol- is he Moroccan? I guess I can look it up at google. I have a friend David Arayan who can make a Kamancha sound like this! He is unbelieveable.

[mehditalib]

byrontheone

no i think he is turkish

i have also avideo where he plays a frettles guitar.

thnxs for you comment!

[hortelanius]

@mehditalib

I have been trying to find this kind of music for years. It is a motherly music for me. Can you tell me other sources to hear other songs plaid with this instrument?

Thanks!!

[blackeagle60]

He is TURKISH

[MAVII06]

@Byrontheone his name is Yorum.That is a Turkish name.

[Willickers]

I love the harmonic-like wail noises the instrument makes every now and again.

It sounds like a primal wail of anguish.

[Rorimusik]

sounds great, i like that instrument. I posted my song yaily as a video reponse, hope you like it.

[marzeporgohar]

thanks very nice.

[mahbobane90]

Thanks very beautiful,

This music is fantastic, very relaxed.

[darioform]

Davvero bella musica!

[rimeg]

What is this instrument called in English? Is it a strung tanbour? And is this the very same instrument as a plucked tanbour, meaning one only needs a bow to play it?

[mehditalib]

rimeg

yes sir we calle it yayli (sad, soapy) tanbur!

it is a higher version of a classic Kemençe!

you can play it also like a SAZ(oriental gitar)! i mean with the fingers!

i dont know the english name im sorry!

thnxs for you comment!

[ahmadjawadi]

@rimeg

It is Yayli Tanbur, Yai means string, there is the Tanbur which be played without the bow but this instrument played with using the bow, please search on Tanbur and then Yayli Tanbur to see them both

[tcg8585]

Wonderfull rythm and location.. Mehditalib thanks for sharing this.. keep it up..

[JadedIllusions27]

I have never seen a violin like this :o) it is very beautiful and exotic to me. I love this kind of music now I can identify it in some of my music cd's I have :o) Peace Jammie

[endofdays5767]

nice sound

[mehditalib]

thanxs yes i see on your channel

you also see the beuty in good music

peace& justice

[VolginShougun]

とても素晴らしい音色だ! 自分の国ではなかなか聴けない

貴重な音だ。

This musical in strument so great!

This sound very rare my country..

[VoiceofBaghdad]

This is great. First time I have seen this, Ibrahim jan. Thank you for sharing it.

Peace and love xoxoxox

[Largo64]

Interesting and mournful sound. Vaguely like a cello, but . . . not!