Dit is overbekend werk van de componist Ketelbey. Jaren geleden kocht ik een LP die gewoon grijs gedraaid werd tot die zelfs niet aangenaam meer te beluisteren was.Jaren later kwamen de CD's en zowat alle CD's met composities van Ketelbey heb ik in mijn bezit; Gewoon een fantastisch componist en laten we hierbij ook de performer A Rieu in onze lof betrekken.
The camel drivers enter the Market, the cries of beggars for "Backsheesh" are heard, the Princess arrives carried by her servants she stays to watch the jugglers and snake charmer, the Caliph, announced by trumpets, now passes through the market, the beggars again cry out for "BackSheesh" the Princess departs, the Caravan resumes it's journey, but everything is stilled for a few moments by the voice from the Minaret calling to prayer, the Caravan moves off and the market place becomes deserted
@Kwaifong1975 When lights are low my thoughts always go To a far off land 'cross the sea Amber moon and the sweet perfume Of the mystic East call to me In a Persian market place Love and I came face to face While the temple bells were ringing Two hearts shared a sweet embrace Like a dream she soon was gone But her spell still lingers on It was in a Persian market I found love and lost my heart Like a dream she soon was gone
@esuarezlo When lights are low my thoughts always go To a far off land 'cross the sea Amber moon and the sweet perfume Of the mystic East call to me In a Persian market place Love and I came face to face While the temple bells were ringing Two hearts shared a sweet embrace Like a dream she soon was gone But her spell still lingers on It was in a Persian market I found love and lost my heart Like a dream she soon was gone
Adorei como todas interpretações de Andre Rieu só estou triste com voces meus amigos da You Tube pois tem algumas musicas que param toda hora e não é possivel ver o video mesmo assim obrigada por poder assistir este maravilhoso violinista uma admiradora da You Tube , Dulce
Its not persian and not even related to Persia. Specially the stuff in front of the women's face. You still dont know that Persia and Aran is completely different.
A simple search returned this among many supporting the same:
"Persia also had a history of female goddesses and demi-gods [...] the Greeks recorded that royal women in the Persian Achaemenid Empire were veiled, riding in curtained carriages and also wearing veils on their faces inside the carriages. In Pahlavi legal texts, wearing a hair covering such as a snood is mentioned as being a custom of Zoroastrian women."
I do agree though that the reasons were quite different.
nice performance but the piece itself sounds more Arabian than Persian! perhaps because some people in West do not know Persian culture is quite different.
@inamra114 "In a Persian Slave Market' is the original name given to this music by Ketelbey, here we are not discussing the slavery in ancient Persia.
Dit is overbekend werk van de componist Ketelbey. Jaren geleden kocht ik een LP die gewoon grijs gedraaid werd tot die zelfs niet aangenaam meer te beluisteren was.Jaren later kwamen de CD's en zowat alle CD's met composities van Ketelbey heb ik in mijn bezit; Gewoon een fantastisch componist en laten we hierbij ook de performer A Rieu in onze lof betrekken.
joswillems38 3 weeks ago
AWESOME <3
HanaNguyen91 1 month ago
Una musica che mi ha,ascoltandola, dato sempre grande serenità. Andree ,poi, è formidabile, vero grande interprete.
franco36able 1 month ago
The camel drivers enter the Market, the cries of beggars for "Backsheesh" are heard, the Princess arrives carried by her servants she stays to watch the jugglers and snake charmer, the Caliph, announced by trumpets, now passes through the market, the beggars again cry out for "BackSheesh" the Princess departs, the Caravan resumes it's journey, but everything is stilled for a few moments by the voice from the Minaret calling to prayer, the Caravan moves off and the market place becomes deserted
MrPeterBurban 2 months ago
I love this song!!! I think everybody!
Lauranium21 2 months ago
What kind of music is this ? folk or chamber music?
ThePeter111222333 2 months ago
@ThePeter111222333 Classical music.
karloalberti 2 months ago
nice
tuyenhaiphong 2 months ago
May I know the song they are singing?
Kwaifong1975 3 months ago
@Kwaifong1975 This is called "In a Persian Market" by the English composer Albert Ketèlbey (1875 - 1959)
webrarian 3 months ago
armantaghvaei 2 months ago
someone knows what is the title or letter of this song?, because I like to sing it
esuarezlo 3 months ago
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armantaghvaei 2 months ago
Unfortunately, nothing changed until today.
rambo5457 3 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for André Rieu
André Rieu contagia alegría!!!
kittyFley 3 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for André Rieu
Adorei como todas interpretações de Andre Rieu só estou triste com voces meus amigos da You Tube pois tem algumas musicas que param toda hora e não é possivel ver o video mesmo assim obrigada por poder assistir este maravilhoso violinista uma admiradora da You Tube , Dulce
Dulveira34 3 months ago
It gives me a strong desire to live!
seasidefoto 3 months ago
ฉันชอบวงนี้มากๆ :)
saizms 4 months ago
Albert Ketèlbey :-)
gg2854ok 5 months ago
Its not persian and not even related to Persia. Specially the stuff in front of the women's face. You still dont know that Persia and Aran is completely different.
mohsenator 7 months ago
@mohsenator
A simple search returned this among many supporting the same:
"Persia also had a history of female goddesses and demi-gods [...] the Greeks recorded that royal women in the Persian Achaemenid Empire were veiled, riding in curtained carriages and also wearing veils on their faces inside the carriages. In Pahlavi legal texts, wearing a hair covering such as a snood is mentioned as being a custom of Zoroastrian women."
I do agree though that the reasons were quite different.
shumbusgumbuli 7 months ago
nice performance but the piece itself sounds more Arabian than Persian! perhaps because some people in West do not know Persian culture is quite different.
Yesardogush 7 months ago
@Yesardogush but in a persian market" is the name that the composer albert ketelbey give to his piece.
MyDjOnix 3 months ago
@rokzaleoadesion
huh?
5Funnies 7 months ago
:) I figure skate and do competitions, and I use this wonderful music as my solo music :) I love it :)
5Funnies 7 months ago 2
Too fast!!! :<
DZAUDZI69 8 months ago
absolutely love this version. andre rieu looks so happy when he's conducting this and i don't blame him- such a fun piece to play!
TrueFinlandishness 8 months ago 15
A good old English composer!
madgeson 9 months ago
I like this song a lot.
you play very well.
i come from thailand.
manuniteredman 1 year ago
In a Persian Slave Market??
LordMSh 1 year ago
@LordMSh read the title
Heret15 1 year ago
@LordMSh slavery were forbidden under persians since 2500 years ago (Cyrus the great)
inamra114 3 months ago
@inamra114 "In a Persian Slave Market' is the original name given to this music by Ketelbey, here we are not discussing the slavery in ancient Persia.
LordMSh 3 months ago
@LordMSh - just FYI there was no slavery in ancient and modern Persia. Read some book about history!
Yesardogush 3 months ago
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LordMSh 3 months ago
absolutely brilliant
2404441 1 year ago 11
it´s playign very fast, but is very nice..Thank you Andre Rieu.
beisapia 1 year ago 2
Wonderful!
RayBushfox 2 years ago
Ik dank met al mijn hart voor deze musique
qweerrrttttyyu 2 years ago