santur

Santur Sanakhudu, Sanahudu, senahuzu

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Music

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• santur
• music
• santoor
• dulcimer
• yangqin
• salterio
• cimbalom
• yasin
• güven
• 扬琴
• hackbrett
• hammered
• istanbul
• ottoman
• سنتور
• sanakhudu

[TAXavier]

There's good instruments from every place in the world, and this one happens to be super bad ass. I'm american and play american shit..lol..used to have a sitar...i want one of these now..it's like a multiple slide guitar with no frets/a piano with no hammers mixed with a marimba...that's so fucking dope..peace in the middle east, and i really hope my county stops being such a cunt. pz

[abhazya1993]

Sana'khoodu Ma`arikana Ma`ahum

Onlarla savasacagiz.

Wa sanam dhiJi moo`an Narda`uhum

Onlari durdurmak icin gruplar halinde yola cikacagiz.

Wa nu`eedul haqqal mug-tasaba

Gaspedilen topraklarimiza donecegiz.

[weyselsala]

santur almak isteyenler iletişime geçebilir.

who want to buy santur, can contact me.

[weyselsala]

İrandan çok kaliteli ve uygun fiyata santur getiriyorum, ilgilenenler gittigidiyora bakabilir.

[ocosut]

Hello (Selamun Alyküm) great music. very nice sounds. We would like this music of the Turks. If you can come listen to Istanbul from everywhere.

[alkauthar94]

wow...!!! i like your Mezrab...

[empryium]

nice

[TAXavier]

And add a motorized organ rotory for some uber modulation. haha, that'd be so sick in anolgue.

[brybry6669]

And hold the sustain pedal in place, or lock down the mechanism.

MORE SUSTAIN!

[TAXavier]

That's very intersting. Makes me sort of want to take out a tuning fork and mess with a piano..change the action of the mallets and where they are placed even.

[mjantube]

Could you by any chance send me the music sheet of this piece? I would appreciate that!

[brybry6669]

The Europeans and Americans have the hammered dulcimer. A descendant of the Santur, (probably) came to Europe about 1200-1300 ad...(historians love to argue about dates/places on this one) it lead to the development of the Clavichord, Harpsichord and Piano in Europe. Basically, they are all harps laid sideways and played with small mallets. I play a hammered dulcimer, made and played in the style of late middle-ages/reniassance music. Santur is tuned differently.