Music is indeed, universal. It is the one earthly language we all share. Some have heard it beyond the spheres. Few speak it. Once you hear it, you can't go back. Speaking through an instrument is a passion but one worthy of our existence.
Hamza el Din taught me for free when i was 15 to 18 in Oakland california. He taught me how to feed the squirells in his front yard tree.... to open the windows and listen....to spice my cigarettes... to accept those younger than you.... to respect those older and wiser than you. He taught me how to hear things you have never heard. He taught me to pioneer and remember your roots. He taught me how to take music from the world and how to give it back. Thank You Hamza. Love and peace,
Hamza el Din taught me for free when i was 15 to 18 in Oakland california. He taught me how to feed the squirells in his front yard tree.... to open the windows and listen....to spice my cigarettes... to accept those younger than you.... to respect those older and wiser than you. He taught me how to hear things you have never heard. He taught me to pioneer and remember your roots. He taught me how to take music from the world and how to give it back. Thank You Hamza. Love and peace,
@abalaba44 He used to come in as a regular at the restaurant where I worked on 4th Street in Berkeley. He taught the owner Egyptian hand drumming and they often performed together.
What a wonderful musician Hamza was. He did this number with the Dead at the Capitol Theater in 1978 and earlier when he played with them in Giza. RIP
i used to have this on an album.. this is my favorite hamza song.. now i can't find it anywhere to buy.. does anyone know the name of the song or name of the album? i think this is one of the most beautiful songs i have ever heard in my life and i also want to find the translation. a beautiful soul.
why so much hate? especially directed at egypt. i don't care what slights one perceives from arab influence in egypt but many southern egyptians (the real egyptians) are close with sudanese and nubian culture as it is the closest thing to our own ancient culture.
anyway, less BS and more about the music. this is gorgeous. i have a couple of his CDs and he's one of the best today, no question about it.
Nubiana Suite is the first live commericial recording of Hamza. The first half is devoted to Hamza solo, while the second half consists of the Nubiana Suite, an extended piece that fuses Hamza's music with taiko drums, guitar and other instruments
Nubian civilization has changed the real name of Egypt, Nubia Egyptian civilization, and this is not possible, the capital nabata, and Kush are the foundation of civilization, it is alleged civilization of Egypt
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Nice PKs! I'm pretty sure the audio gets messed up at around 2:20. But it sounds like an amazing dramatic pause that greatly adds to the song, or it kinda sounds like a fart.
G-d bless hamza el-din...what a blessing to music... i used to hear him on records when i was a little kid, then met him in 93. when i told him, he put his arm around me and smiled.
As far as I know, the ud is a turkish instrument. I recently got one from Istanbul. Does anyone know the tuning of it? I think that the first 4 strings are G, D, A and E, like the bottom four strings on a guitar
Hamza, Alaa El Din was born in July 10, 1929 TOSHKA near the village of in southern Egypt and emigrated with his family after the construction of Aswan High Dam after the village sank in 1960.
Hamza, Alaa El Din was born in July 10, 1929 TOSHKA near the village of Wadi Halfa in southern Egypt and emigrated with his family after the construction of Aswan High Dam after the village sank in 1960.
Hamza religion to attract the performance when he plays and the attention and admiration of many Western singers such as Bob Dylan and the Task Jeritvl Dead (Grateful] ead) and Peas singer Joan (Joan Baez), and Hamzah settled in the United States after the contract was signed with Vanguard Records (Vanguard Records).
Hamza Aladdin [1929-2006] Artists Nubian music, and a global player on the lute and the machine has been tarred Nuban excelled in playing the violin to become a world-renowned, but unfortunately did not arrive to Egypt after his country's very few who know the religion or Hamza Alaa Hamza alias name of a religion outside.
usually eleven strings, two strings on: C, G, D, A, F (from top down) and one string on low C. Twelve pegs with one empty. Some people do it differently.
The hardest part of oud is actually the picking technique (at least for me).
He was a friend of mine. He is SUDANESE not Egyptian. Most Nubians live in northern Sudan while many also live in southern Egypt. This is a Sudanese Nubian.
neither the music nor the Ud ( the instrument he is plaing ) is not related Turkish ( Ottoman ) folk. This instrument is played in all middle east. So as Turks, we also play and like Ud. I hope this little info. helped u :))
That's a good question. Hamza is Nubian, and plays tradition nilotic or Pharoanic type music. If it isn't Arabic than it should be Nubian. This is one of my favorites. Haven't heard it for over a decade. if it is not Arabic it is probably Nubian. The song is also found on the album, Songs of the Nile.
Beautiful! I used to live in the south of Spain, and we got to visit Morocco one time, and this reminds me of that glorious time in my life. I also love flamenco with the Moorish influence in the singing. This is making me want to eat cous cous (SP?).
Now this is a very rare oud made by Nahat almost 100 years old It's the Strad of ouds and he bought it from a shop in NY who didn't know what an oud was its possibly worth 100,000 US$
People!!! Have you seen the film "Passion in the Desert"? This piece of music was in this film and I have always wanted to find this music. You can't imagine how moved I am... Thanks a lot.
I have no idea, I have a .... uhmmm... not quite legal copy.... but you can see a bit of the film here on youtube, the title is 'Passion in the Desert'. The director is Lavinia Currier- mysterious person, as far as I know, it was her only one feature film - for me beautiful.
hamza muy bien. sigue asi tio. ya casi puede k kieras poder adkerer lo k puedes llegar a kerer tener y en el futuro poseer. muy buena suerte (la necesitaras) HAMZA BEMING MOUN EL ATTAR. te quiero
This isn't in arabic is it? I thought it was in nubian... I know some of the songs on eclipse are in arabic (the Oum Kalthoum cover). correct me if i'm wrong.
There is big different between nubian and egyptian music .one is in arabic other in nubian i can say the same different between english and french.you should learn about nubian history
Jonas. There are a number of differences between Nubian and Egyptian music. First and foremost (at least in my humble opinion) the instruments. While both utilize the Ud extensively, Egyptian (or Arabic) music will also use instruments such as the keyboard, rarely if ever found in Nubian music. And then there's the Nubian ribab (a bowed instrument) not used in Egyptian.
Then there's the language. I speak Egyptian - but don't understand A WORD of Nubian.
i do not understand the language but it is the peace and culture of the east that the west didn't realise in colonial times... i cried with that song, it is beautiful.
i Arabic , all my freind to paly Oud but they said for this, that one of the best short melodyes which used here which are only 2. they said Best Best Best Best , but i advise u guys to which Fried Al Trash Oud.
Great..
66guitaROB 2 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Great music for its main purpose: to tell those universal stories which immediately touch your soul.
richardurban100 2 weeks ago
عربي وافتخر
Arab and proud :)
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LOL intresting lute type instrument. you mean the lute is an interesting type oud instrument?
megamanthehitman 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
@megamanthehitman Right on.
shawoody 2 weeks ago
حسام الشايع يحب هالاغنية ههههههههههههههههههههههههههه لايك اذا كنت عربي
EMT1899 2 months ago
love to see him playing.... best regards....
gugubine 4 months ago
Music is indeed, universal. It is the one earthly language we all share. Some have heard it beyond the spheres. Few speak it. Once you hear it, you can't go back. Speaking through an instrument is a passion but one worthy of our existence.
MrJamminJeff 6 months ago
South, but more on the Eastern border, just above Uganda. East bank of the Nile.
oncleharib5339 6 months ago
he is a Nubian !! North Africa ..South of Egypt :D lol
ziggy881000 6 months ago
Translations PLEASE!!!this sounds so beautiful
tammuz100 7 months ago
Can anyone translate the lyrics ?
rokus666 7 months ago
berber?
trufiend138 8 months ago
@trufiend138 Nubian.
heero7yui 7 months ago
music is universalll , greetings from İstanbul
emperor84 9 months ago
translations pls ?
AliIKarimi 11 months ago
lute = laud (in spanish, coming from the arab) = al ud
So, this is the protoype of the lute type instruments...
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Hamza el Din taught me for free when i was 15 to 18 in Oakland california. He taught me how to feed the squirells in his front yard tree.... to open the windows and listen....to spice my cigarettes... to accept those younger than you.... to respect those older and wiser than you. He taught me how to hear things you have never heard. He taught me to pioneer and remember your roots. He taught me how to take music from the world and how to give it back. Thank You Hamza. Love and peace,
luke
abalaba44 1 year ago
Hamza el Din taught me for free when i was 15 to 18 in Oakland california. He taught me how to feed the squirells in his front yard tree.... to open the windows and listen....to spice my cigarettes... to accept those younger than you.... to respect those older and wiser than you. He taught me how to hear things you have never heard. He taught me to pioneer and remember your roots. He taught me how to take music from the world and how to give it back. Thank You Hamza. Love and peace,
luke
abalaba44 1 year ago 35
@abalaba44 really? last time i saw him he was talking about a jihad of some sort
most random shit i ever heard
Sturmmann 10 months ago
@abalaba44 He used to come in as a regular at the restaurant where I worked on 4th Street in Berkeley. He taught the owner Egyptian hand drumming and they often performed together.
keshavadasa 6 months ago
@abalaba44 thanks for sharing your experience. I wonder is there a trick to hearing new things?
jhingajhoom 6 months ago
@abalaba44
Beautiful Luke...
I keep returning to him for Inspiration again and again. Lets retain the legacy and keep the spirit alive through music...
brandonterzic 5 months ago
More footage of Hamza el Din live. WHERE?
jackal1221 1 year ago
What a wonderful musician Hamza was. He did this number with the Dead at the Capitol Theater in 1978 and earlier when he played with them in Giza. RIP
JustJake57 1 year ago
What a wonderful musician. RIP
JustJake57 1 year ago
soft voice, good instrument, thanks from türkiyeee
emperor84 1 year ago
superrrrrrr
MrZiyaaa 1 year ago
The lute is a descendant of the Ud.
UssenterprizeDv2 1 year ago
respect from crete!
dimitrisiraklio 1 year ago
I am a nubian from Egypt and I am so proud of him and hold much grief because I didn't get to meet Hamza may Allah rest your soul in peace.
ooozeinooo 1 year ago 2
I remember listening to a record by this wonderful musician when I was a kid. Loved it then and am happy to rediscover his music.
toniswedberg 1 year ago
i used to have this on an album.. this is my favorite hamza song.. now i can't find it anywhere to buy.. does anyone know the name of the song or name of the album? i think this is one of the most beautiful songs i have ever heard in my life and i also want to find the translation. a beautiful soul.
lakotalilalokas 1 year ago
Hello lakotalilalokas , I think the song is called Helalisa and it is from the Eclipse album. Hope this helps.
icantrememberallthis 1 year ago
Absolutely out of this world!
hanumann 1 year ago
why so much hate? especially directed at egypt. i don't care what slights one perceives from arab influence in egypt but many southern egyptians (the real egyptians) are close with sudanese and nubian culture as it is the closest thing to our own ancient culture.
anyway, less BS and more about the music. this is gorgeous. i have a couple of his CDs and he's one of the best today, no question about it.
zykomonkey 1 year ago 2
I'm Egyptian myself but not Nubian and I'm so proud of this. His English is surprisingly good by the way :D
heero7yui 1 year ago
Beautiful sound.
zenzari 1 year ago
Nubiana Suite is the first live commericial recording of Hamza. The first half is devoted to Hamza solo, while the second half consists of the Nubiana Suite, an extended piece that fuses Hamza's music with taiko drums, guitar and other instruments
اسلام النجار - ابوسمبل - مصر
TheKush2010 1 year ago
ultradestruction : Unfortunately these songs are not Egyptian or Sudanese, as it claims that the song Nubian
post: eslam elnagar - nubian - south egypt
اسلام النجار - ابوسمبل - النوبة المصرية
TheKush2010 1 year ago
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TheKush2010 1 year ago
selam from turkey hamza thank you beautiful.
erayeren111 1 year ago
just right for me to revise world music, thank you :)
FXIX 1 year ago
Nubian civilization has changed the real name of Egypt, Nubia Egyptian civilization, and this is not possible, the capital nabata, and Kush are the foundation of civilization, it is alleged civilization of Egypt
medhatnobaa 1 year ago 2
I love this. beautiful... what an interesting instrument that is. I want one. :) i play acoustic guitar. is it similar?
CandyAcidReign 1 year ago
So thankful that we got to spend time together on this earth. You are never gone;) from me Hamza El-Din
donnallah 1 year ago
This music is beautiful.
Jarvik07 1 year ago
This is the lead track on his debut CD...
wizardninja222 1 year ago
Amazing, my good Sudanese friend introduced me to this music.
Andytheminstrel 1 year ago
Is there a translation?
rascalrascal 1 year ago
Masterful.
apolloshezmu 1 year ago 2
simply beautiful !
Nigriff 2 years ago 18
@Nigriff One of the best oud player I've heard.
zenzari 1 year ago
saw in in the 80's in tiny backroom of mcabes guitar shop. thanks for this video.
also, he can be seen in the background of a pic of the greatful dead when they were in egypt. a prized picture of mine.
ggaden 2 years ago 3
Many thanks for this!
robotkarel 2 years ago
Is he singing in Arabic or in another language?
seymoore3 2 years ago
Hamza el Din singing in nubian
zyadcezar 2 years ago
He is singing in Nubian language
oozeinoo 1 year ago
That's not Arabic, Nubian I believe
baldrick78 1 year ago 4
had his first album in our house when i was a kid- '65 or so? always a favorite of mine. first time i've ever seen footage! thanks!
yoursaxman 2 years ago
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Nice PKs! I'm pretty sure the audio gets messed up at around 2:20. But it sounds like an amazing dramatic pause that greatly adds to the song, or it kinda sounds like a fart.
ladyandsmo 2 years ago
Hamza El din is too great i loved him from the first song. listen to his track on the visitors included in Babel ost its great too.
amesea 2 years ago
Oud legend.
GaiNsBaRReViES 2 years ago
The father of modern Nubian music ,a great string player and oud master.
Nuiceltico 2 years ago
G-d bless hamza el-din...what a blessing to music... i used to hear him on records when i was a little kid, then met him in 93. when i told him, he put his arm around me and smiled.
joshuasound 2 years ago 2
Anouar Brahem, from Tunisia, is the right spelling, sorry.
leuolal 2 years ago
I love the music of Hamza El Din, sure other men play instruments like this but his songs are unique :)
AngelofAllah2007 2 years ago
As far as I know, the ud is a turkish instrument. I recently got one from Istanbul. Does anyone know the tuning of it? I think that the first 4 strings are G, D, A and E, like the bottom four strings on a guitar
EnergyEruption 2 years ago
kuku,,,,,,,
sobelhadad 2 years ago
seraboseeeeeee 7obek jananeneenenene
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Hamza, Alaa El Din was born in July 10, 1929 TOSHKA near the village of in southern Egypt and emigrated with his family after the construction of Aswan High Dam after the village sank in 1960.
TheKush2010 2 years ago
Hamza, Alaa El Din was born in July 10, 1929 TOSHKA near the village of Wadi Halfa in southern Egypt and emigrated with his family after the construction of Aswan High Dam after the village sank in 1960.
TheKush2010 2 years ago
Hamza religion to attract the performance when he plays and the attention and admiration of many Western singers such as Bob Dylan and the Task Jeritvl Dead (Grateful] ead) and Peas singer Joan (Joan Baez), and Hamzah settled in the United States after the contract was signed with Vanguard Records (Vanguard Records).
post: eslam elnagar - nuba - egypt
TheKush2010 2 years ago
Hamza Aladdin [1929-2006] Artists Nubian music, and a global player on the lute and the machine has been tarred Nuban excelled in playing the violin to become a world-renowned, but unfortunately did not arrive to Egypt after his country's very few who know the religion or Hamza Alaa Hamza alias name of a religion outside.
TheKush2010 2 years ago
If I could play oud like any one person, it would be Hamza El Din...if only...
ande1718 2 years ago
does anyone know what he is saying?
devyxmas 2 years ago
how many string? 12 or 6 knobs?
diabloben68 2 years ago
usually eleven strings, two strings on: C, G, D, A, F (from top down) and one string on low C. Twelve pegs with one empty. Some people do it differently.
The hardest part of oud is actually the picking technique (at least for me).
ande1718 2 years ago
Music doesn't know borders. We have a similar kind of music in Greece too!
Actually there are references of most musical scales used today in ancient Greece.
"Ionian Mode" (C-D-E-F-G-A-B-C)
"Aeolian mode" (C-D-Eb-F-G-Ab-Bb-C)
"Dorian Mode" (C-D-Eb-F-G-A-Bb-C)
"Mixolydian mode" (C-D-E-F-G-A-Bb-C)
"Phrygian mode", "Lydian mode", "Locrian mode",
doesntfitinatag 2 years ago
@doesntfitinatag
Ancient Greece was heavily influenced by people such as this man here.
lionzion22 1 year ago
the oud is an instrument in remarkable sonority
cyrilsara 2 years ago
He was a friend of mine. He is SUDANESE not Egyptian. Most Nubians live in northern Sudan while many also live in southern Egypt. This is a Sudanese Nubian.
arabafrican 2 years ago
nuba nuba ,,,,,,,,
sobelhadad 2 years ago
neither the music nor the Ud ( the instrument he is plaing ) is not related Turkish ( Ottoman ) folk. This instrument is played in all middle east. So as Turks, we also play and like Ud. I hope this little info. helped u :))
crazyarchitectt 2 years ago
that is not Ottoman Folkloric Music it i snubian egyption folkloric music
rikonubian 2 years ago
great...wonderfull music.This is Ottoman Folkloric Music...
amorcortes 2 years ago
Oops ... sorry 4U ... it's not Ottoman music (Ottoman is Turkish), but Nubian music (in the south of Egypt, near Sudan).
Unfortunately, Hamza passed away in 2006.
Bye ;-)
shangriladream 2 years ago
lol. it's not just north african. it's played throughout the middle east.
daundeadrocky 2 years ago
Thanks for posting this...
It is very important to preserve the diferent cultures of the world!
And besides, it's simply beautiful!
BlueGalen 2 years ago
BEAUTIFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUL
eagle19420 2 years ago
this is brilliant music.
elea1885 2 years ago
is that an arabic song ?? arabic language ??
njoom2000 2 years ago
That's a good question. Hamza is Nubian, and plays tradition nilotic or Pharoanic type music. If it isn't Arabic than it should be Nubian. This is one of my favorites. Haven't heard it for over a decade. if it is not Arabic it is probably Nubian. The song is also found on the album, Songs of the Nile.
KushaDwipa 2 years ago
It's Nubian. Although he does sing in Arabic, also. Beautiful language, isn't it ?
This song is also found on the album 'Eclipse'.
omdogstar 2 years ago
Thanks for posting this here!
art4arts 2 years ago
Very nice.
HooligannSTR 3 years ago
Hamza was a big inspiration in the rock&roll world much like Ravi Shankar was
Worldmusicrevolution 3 years ago
simply excellent!
deekaljin 3 years ago
wonderful music and musician
filsoofimusic 3 years ago
nice
Davoomon 3 years ago
Is there a studio version of this song?
What is the name of it the piece he's playing?
TriforceStudios 3 years ago
You can find it on "Eclipse" as a song called "Helalisa."
wallygrundle 3 years ago
It is also on "Songs of the Nile" as "Hela Lisa" (different version).
654321654321 3 years ago
Beautiful! I used to live in the south of Spain, and we got to visit Morocco one time, and this reminds me of that glorious time in my life. I also love flamenco with the Moorish influence in the singing. This is making me want to eat cous cous (SP?).
piszczeck 3 years ago
This is amazing
NaibunCreative 3 years ago
Wonderful
RealPartyBoi 3 years ago
Now this is a very rare oud made by Nahat almost 100 years old It's the Strad of ouds and he bought it from a shop in NY who didn't know what an oud was its possibly worth 100,000 US$
elghazoli 3 years ago
hamza dayi bitanesin udu otturmussun serefsizim helallll
kekliha 3 years ago
I love Nubian oud music much, much more than oud music from other cultures.
glorplaxy 3 years ago
Nubian Oud Music including hamza el din's songs, is amazing. This is unique part of the Nubian Sudanese culture.
It's sucks that Northern Pan-Arab Egyptian racist bastards are trying to destroy the culture of Nubian Sudan.
ultradestruction 3 years ago 11
salam the biggest joke is they're not even arabs:)
MocroTangiers 3 years ago 2
@ultradestruction, Yes, mean people suck!
guitarslim56 1 year ago
@ultradestruction but they will never be able to do so if there is someone 2 defend it from hem
proudislamic 1 year ago
@ultradestruction you're a lying sack of shit, Egyptians have nothing against Nubian Sudan so SHUT THE F UP PUNK
BABAMUMBU 9 months ago
hamza!
rascalrascal 3 years ago
xDDvalla süper olmusxDD
mhpliaslan39 3 years ago
People!!! Have you seen the film "Passion in the Desert"? This piece of music was in this film and I have always wanted to find this music. You can't imagine how moved I am... Thanks a lot.
softundestructible 3 years ago
where can i get the movie?
Worldmusicrevolution 3 years ago
I have no idea, I have a .... uhmmm... not quite legal copy.... but you can see a bit of the film here on youtube, the title is 'Passion in the Desert'. The director is Lavinia Currier- mysterious person, as far as I know, it was her only one feature film - for me beautiful.
softundestructible 3 years ago
really good
vassel123 3 years ago
really nice sound
i love ud
thanks
esekgoezluem 3 years ago
süper olmuş hamza emmi
matgap35 3 years ago 2
السلام,باي لغة يغني?
انا عربي من المغرب اعجبتني الاغنية كثيرا!
fordinamo 3 years ago
هذه لغة اهل النوبة وهى بلاد ما بين مصر والسودان يحملون الجنسية المصرية ولديهم لغتان واحدة بسمى الفدكا والاخرى منكوبان وجميعهم يتكلم العربية ايضا
elghazoli 3 years ago
اللة ينور عليك .........روما
sobelhadad 2 years ago
الله الله الله عليك يا فنان
clanfenix04 3 years ago
demasiao currao. me han salio los sentimientos de dentro. te quiero
uanpis 3 years ago
hamza muy bien. sigue asi tio. ya casi puede k kieras poder adkerer lo k puedes llegar a kerer tener y en el futuro poseer. muy buena suerte (la necesitaras) HAMZA BEMING MOUN EL ATTAR. te quiero
uanpis 3 years ago
muy soso. mas mas sal
uanpis 3 years ago
Beautiful!
anneveb 3 years ago
الله الله الله عليك يا فنان
la00p 3 years ago
Note: He is singing in the Nubian language, NOT Arabic.
mazoona 3 years ago
Beautiful! Hamza was a Nubian gem, true to his Nubian roots and land and people! Rest in peace son of Toshki. Nor ikka nahja
mazoona 3 years ago
Beautiful!
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mineste00 3 years ago
Sad to have lost such a musician. Wish to God I understood the language.
mrgabest 3 years ago
Come on one of my free language courses and learn Arabic!
lotuspods 3 years ago
ok, where?
omsivoham 3 years ago
This isn't in arabic is it? I thought it was in nubian... I know some of the songs on eclipse are in arabic (the Oum Kalthoum cover). correct me if i'm wrong.
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airoscar 3 years ago
very nice salam from afghanistan
Pokhton 3 years ago
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awesome, but honestly after a while, boring
RamaAmanda 3 years ago
think about it a while, and listen again.
patchbod 3 years ago 2
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you are a fucking shitbag.
antonfjordson 3 years ago
Geez, if you get bored in four minutes.....
autodane 3 years ago
Know Hamza since quiet a few years,
Wow, great respect !
...of course don't understand the lyrics, but
I LOVE his music, so deep and peacefull
ifasmile 3 years ago 3
perfection. I love that song
wildwildwest442 3 years ago
GÜZEL OLMUŞ
jabayunus06 3 years ago 3
ماشاء الله اغنية رائعة وعزف اروع
sami7742 3 years ago
So can someone highlight the differences between nubian and egyptian music?
JonasBridgous 3 years ago
There is big different between nubian and egyptian music .one is in arabic other in nubian i can say the same different between english and french.you should learn about nubian history
gamalbarbis 3 years ago
Jonas. There are a number of differences between Nubian and Egyptian music. First and foremost (at least in my humble opinion) the instruments. While both utilize the Ud extensively, Egyptian (or Arabic) music will also use instruments such as the keyboard, rarely if ever found in Nubian music. And then there's the Nubian ribab (a bowed instrument) not used in Egyptian.
Then there's the language. I speak Egyptian - but don't understand A WORD of Nubian.
Padron9669 3 years ago
Cool thanks!
JonasBridgous 3 years ago
:O i didnt know he was dead, rest in peace Hamza El Din!
Zocom35 3 years ago
may he rest in peasce. is one of the few greats of nubian music history.gamal barbis
gamalbarbis 3 years ago
نغم اصيل من ابداع فنان اصيل.........يا سلام
aghchyin 3 years ago
I play the Ud too :) Could you give me a good tip? Beji!
Zocom35 3 years ago
Sorry Zocom, but unluckily Hamza past away.
WBFD125 3 years ago
I desperately need a translation to this, can SOMEONE please help me!
gregcarson 3 years ago
Wonderful! Greetings from Both Turkey and Kurdistan!
Zocom35 3 years ago
konuşturmuş udu resmen mükemmel bence!!!
sepya06 3 years ago 3
demferde com'un forumu,açıldı tüm müzik tutkunlarını bekliyoruz.
cmyesil 3 years ago
There is no substitute and there never will be.
RIP
drunkenplumber15 4 years ago 2
wow some of the people cried if they listen to that^^haha
but he really plays awesome cuz he do it with all his emotions and not for the camera..
biggadigga2005 4 years ago
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Hahaha
Sasinio 4 years ago
oğlum sen ne anlan uddan arab ama fena değil
cemilcicek 4 years ago
lan salak zaten ud u arab lar yaptı
BesiktASK58 3 years ago
lan salak zaten ud u arab lar yaptı
BesiktASK58 3 years ago
oyle mi???????
Jihunn 3 years ago
i do not understand the language but it is the peace and culture of the east that the west didn't realise in colonial times... i cried with that song, it is beautiful.
greystreetsonme 4 years ago
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hahahahahaha
0871330656 4 years ago
lyrics anybody?...
Sensfan613 4 years ago
The sound both of this Ud and the tone production of the player hold my attention from start to finish
smithsherman 4 years ago
kültür tonlar ve ezgiler den anlatıyoki hempimiz osmanlıyız...i love you tukrey
ozhanseyhan 4 years ago 2
Name of the song is Hela Lisa
edwinvontrippenhof 4 years ago
Beautiful
edwinvontrippenhof 4 years ago
I love Hamza el din, by the way, what is the name of this song?
Beauchamp21 4 years ago
damn, i want an ud
thekev506 4 years ago
me too! i'll just strum away to my entire heart's content..hahaha
princessnadja22 4 years ago
Ellerin dert görmesin kardeşim harika...
Ephesiss 4 years ago
i Arabic , all my freind to paly Oud but they said for this, that one of the best short melodyes which used here which are only 2. they said Best Best Best Best , but i advise u guys to which Fried Al Trash Oud.
alhadisam 4 years ago
I love this musiccccccccc
filsoofimusic 4 years ago 3