Πάθος και φιλολογική αυστηρότητα, ο καλύτερος συνδυασμός για μια μη στολισμένη προσέγγιση της παραδοσιακής μουσικής. Μπράβο, θα ήθελα τόσο πολύ ενθουσιασμό και στην ξεχασμένη μας Magna Graecia.
Yes, I agree with those who say that song, and indeed many Greek songs, are influenced by the Turkish musical tradition. That tradition also influenced the Arabic tradition. But the Greeks seem to be also quite inventive in that they add to what they take, like that by Sabah Fakhri, a Syrian -- and they made it even more beautiful. I wish our Greek artists give us English translations of these beautiful songs, which also sound to me like Babylonian/Iraqi religious hymns or songs in praise of the Almighty.
Dear Victor Sasson. Your comments are totally correct. I really appreciate your knowledge on the subject. So upon your request As a gift, I will type the English translation copied from elsewhere if I am not wrong by "Anastasia Fergadioti". D O N' T S W E A R Y O U, L I A R Don't swear you, liar and don't come (to me) and cry Don't swear you, liar and don't come (to me) and cry. A.... Such promises I heard you say also to another (man) the day before yesterday A... Such promises I heard you say also to another (man) the day before yesterday. And even your eyes when you cast a glance at me And even your eyes when they cast a glance at me. A...their color shows that they're full of lies. A... their color shows that they're full of lies. (oud solo) A... their color shows that they're full of lies A...their color shows that thet're full of lies. Kahraman Yüce From Çaykara/Trabzon/Turkey w/ all my best Filotimos. .
@victorsasson1911 These songs have nothing to do with religion, they are songs related to everyday life, love, problems and other things, but nothing about religion or God.
@victorsasson1911 can you prove that the greeks were influenced by the Turkish tradition and that they were not the ones that along with the Arabs and the Armenians shaped the Turkish music tradition?.....I think that you have heard of Byzantine music and the relevance of it with makams...so are you sure that the greeks didnt know about microtonal modal music?
@@Stilvotidis - Lozan’da 30 Ocak 1923 tarihinde Türk ve Rum Nüfus Mübadelesine dair sözleşme ve protokol imzalanmıştır. Bu sözleşme 23 Ağustos 1923 tarih ve 340 Nolu kanun ile tasdik edilmiştir. The Article and Protocol about " Exchange of Turkish and Greek People is signed on the date of January 30 1923 in Lausanne. And Approved in August 1923 by Turkish Parliament with 340 numbered Law. With my best regards.
@@kahramanyuce7614 throw away your turkish books. Full of crup. Study the truth before you wright something. Because you are giving your self a bad picture. How many years of presence on earth are enough for you to know some things that a little kid in Budan knows. The only culture turkey owns is the butcher's knife. You are living in a Greek land and listening Greek music also. Your legasy is what Byzantines left you. How can a man teach me the truth when he got old by lies
Η ψυχή μας αρμενιζει στα νερά του ευβοικου με το μαγικό παίξιμο των κοριτσιών.γεια σου Αλμυροπόταμε αγαπημένη γη των γονιών μου και των παππούδων μου.
Το βιολί δίνει ρέστα!
Υπέροχη εκτέλεση. Βάλσαμο για τη ψυχή. Ευχαριστούμε παιδιά! Να σας έχει καλά ο Θεός.
Μπράβο σας παιδιά. Είστε η Ελπίδα μας !
Υπάρχει ελπίδα τελικά. Μπράβο παιδιά!!!!
Τροφή για την ψυχή.Τα συγχαρητήρια μου στα παιδιά.
Μπράβο παιδιά συνεχίστε την παράδοση
Με την υπέροχη φωνή του ταλαντούχου Αργύρη Κόκορη !!!!
Çok güzel bir Türkü Bravo
g.f.y.s
@@adrianp7475 ΓΤΠΚ
Μπράβο παιδια . Εξερετική δουλειά ! Σας συγχαίρω απο καρδιάς . Μου θυμίζετε παλιά ακούσματα της μάνας μου
Μπράβο μπράβο παιδιά συχαριτηρια
μπραβο εξαιρετικη δουλεια!!
Μπράβο παιδιά! Οι εκτελέσεις αλλά και οι επιλογές των κοματιών διαλεγμένες από τα καλύτερα άνθη
Kαλή επιτυχεία για όλη την ομάδα. Ειδικά η φωνή μου έχει αρέσει σαν το μέλι.
Συγχαρητήρια σε όλους εσάς και τους δασκάλους σας!
σας βλεπω και σας ακουω καθε μερα
συγχαρητηρια παιδια
Πάθος και φιλολογική αυστηρότητα, ο καλύτερος συνδυασμός για μια μη στολισμένη προσέγγιση της παραδοσιακής μουσικής. Μπράβο, θα ήθελα τόσο πολύ ενθουσιασμό και στην ξεχασμένη μας Magna Graecia.
Μπράβο παιδιά. Πολύ ωραία!
στους ανωνυμους δασκαλους σας ...ναναι παντα καλα.
ΜΠΡΑΒΟ ΣΑΣ
Τα συγχαρητήρια μου!!!
Για σου ρε Καλλιοντζη ! Χαιρετισματα απο τον Καλλιοντζη Δημητρη
Το καλύτερο τραγουδι
Πολλά μπράβο !!!!!!!!!!
Μπράβο !!!!
Best music you can ear, at theese times
Γειά σου ρε Ναταλία!!!
Συγκινητικότατο
Πολύ Πολύ Ωραίο Ευχαριστώ Πολύ!!!!
Mπράβο σας, νεαροί!
Very nice
Τελειοι
Yes, I agree with those who say that song, and indeed many Greek songs, are influenced by the Turkish musical tradition. That tradition also influenced the Arabic tradition. But the Greeks seem to be also quite inventive in that they add to what they take, like that by Sabah Fakhri, a Syrian -- and they made it even more beautiful.
I wish our Greek artists give us English translations of these beautiful songs, which also sound to me like Babylonian/Iraqi religious hymns or songs in praise of the Almighty.
Dear Victor Sasson. Your comments are totally correct. I really appreciate your knowledge on the subject. So upon your request As a gift, I will type the English translation copied from elsewhere if I am not wrong by "Anastasia Fergadioti".
D O N' T S W E A R Y O U, L I A R
Don't swear you, liar
and don't come (to me) and cry
Don't swear you, liar
and don't come (to me) and cry.
A.... Such promises I heard you say
also to another (man) the day before yesterday
A... Such promises I heard you say
also to another (man) the day before yesterday.
And even your eyes
when you cast a glance at me
And even your eyes
when they cast a glance at me.
A...their color shows
that they're full of lies.
A... their color shows
that they're full of lies.
(oud solo)
A... their color shows
that they're full of lies
A...their color shows
that thet're full of lies.
Kahraman Yüce
From Çaykara/Trabzon/Turkey
w/ all my best Filotimos.
.
Thank you very much for the information you have given me.
@victorsasson1911
These songs have nothing to do with religion, they are songs related to everyday life, love, problems and other things, but nothing about religion or God.
@victorsasson1911 can you prove that the greeks were influenced by the Turkish tradition and that they were not the ones that along with the Arabs and the Armenians shaped the Turkish music tradition?.....I think that you have heard of Byzantine music and the relevance of it with makams...so are you sure that the greeks didnt know about microtonal modal music?
ΑΡΜΟΝΙΑ ΦΩΝΕΣ ΕΡΜΗΝΕΙΑ
bravo poli
sounds pretty close to turkish music. they are even using turkish instruments.
Yes. That is correct. You are right.
Pe.....Ta xpimata piyave me to Violi!! Mallon kai me ton Tpayoudisti/Oudi
Alla......
Ξέρει κανεις την ονομασία του συγκεκριμένου καρσιλαμά ;
Αϊδίνικος ή από τα γλυκά σου μάτια
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The music is probably Turkish.
did you check her passport?
The turkey probably is full of Greece
@@ΔημήτρηςΣπ , I am talking about the music not any passport. The music which is performed is Turkish Music. With my regards.
@@Stilvotidis - Lozan’da 30 Ocak 1923 tarihinde Türk ve Rum Nüfus Mübadelesine dair sözleşme ve protokol imzalanmıştır. Bu sözleşme 23 Ağustos 1923 tarih ve 340 Nolu kanun ile tasdik edilmiştir. The Article and Protocol about " Exchange of Turkish and Greek People is signed on the date of January 30 1923 in Lausanne. And Approved in August 1923 by Turkish Parliament with 340 numbered Law. With my best regards.
@@kahramanyuce7614 throw away your turkish books. Full of crup. Study the truth before you wright something. Because you are giving your self a bad picture. How many years of presence on earth are enough for you to know some things that a little kid in Budan knows.
The only culture turkey owns is the butcher's knife. You are living in a Greek land and listening Greek music also. Your legasy is what Byzantines left you. How can a man teach me the truth when he got old by lies
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