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Layli Kodâm ast - Herati Song

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Uploaded by on May 1, 2008

The Herati song Layli kodâm ast ke nok-e bâm ast played on the Herâti Dutâr with 4 main and 11 symphatic strings. Now this beautifull instrument is hard to find.
Does anybody know the text of "Layli kodam ast ke nok-e bam ast"?

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  • Salaam bruder... a question. Is this song also called 'Nusru Nusru Jan'?

  • @786Noorkhan786

    Salâm, no, this is Leyli Kodam ast, but it is very similar to Nasro nasro jân

  • wow! what are all those things sticking up like that? are those all tuners?

  • The instrument has a lot of sympatic strings

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  • 4 long strings, tuned A A E A

    and 10-11 "sympatic" strings, tuned from B-e'

    but these 10-11 strings must be retuned for everey raag you play.

    Together we have normally 14 strings, but my Dutâr has 15 strings. There was enough place, sop I added one more.

  • cool. so how many strings does it have alltogether?

  • There is just one string to play, the "sympatic" strings are not fingered but just "sway", that means they sound when the corresponding tone is played on the main string.

  • what does sympatic mean?

  • hi,nice i live in brussels right now i am writting it from munchen germany,can we meet eachother sometime?

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