Street Musician Playing Bulgarian Gadulka
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It is very beautiful instrument so sad that didn't know it before , concerning afghan rubab or indian sarod well , because of our history we could say we are same race yes it does look like any kind of instruments u could find in our lands. Brothers have same tests , by the way keep up ur channel bro.
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actually.. this looks nowhere near close to the indian sarod
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Whats the piece of music He's playing, I use to play that interment before I broke my hands and had to sell it all, so I know the piece, just not the name.
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more like Bulgaria Gypsy
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Bulgaria, its written on the Video,
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and mind you this guy is playing beautifully! What nationality was he?
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I am an Indian musician and there are similarities between Indian music and this. We have many types of bowed instruments like Central Asia, Middle East and Africa. There sure must b a connection as I have heard many players of this instrument speak to me about it.
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Hi, iBreakCameras. If u r interested in that musical instrument, I can send u some more links.
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i fail to see how it looks like a rabab or sarod
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no.... this instrumen its actually Indian, and the indian has one string. our instruments are just little different but the orinigals comes from India.
This instrument is quite definitely not an Afghan Rabab. It is a Bulgarian Gadulka.
kellythoma 4 years ago
Hey! Thanks so much for the info. I updated the title.
iBreakCameras 4 years ago
I wish i could play like that .
Gor3x 5 years ago
Yeah I wish i could play one of those things period. I looked all over for one in morocco a few days after I saw this musician but I had a horrible guide who only wanted to take me to the rug, brass, and zilij vendors. Do you know what this instrument is called?
iBreakCameras 5 years ago
It's called a lotar, you could probably find one in a morrocan market place .
Caladborg 5 years ago
Not sure if you're interested but I think I figured out what this thing actually is. It seems to be a rabab. If you look closely you will see several tuning pegs on the instrument which are for sympathetic strings. The lotar or oud is just basically a lute which has no sympathetic strings.
iBreakCameras 5 years ago