39Thorns I love its deep sound. Underappreciated? In terms of playing on it in western-style music you are probably right. But hey, it's a Middle Eastern instrument so no wonder that is so. There are other instruments from that region (kanun, ney...) that are facing the same situation, but I don't find anything wrong in that. I guess this makes the whole world music more interesting. That way I can choose between Arab music, Hindustani Classical, Balkan, Scandinavian folk, African music or whatever. I have a choice not only because of different musical traditions but also because of different instruments used.
The oud player is the humble Palestinian musician Simon Shaheen, born in the village of Tarshiha in Palestine. He has many albums and thousands of soundtracks for international films such as "Sheltering Sky" and "Malcolm X" and a music for many documentaries, Arabic music with jazz, Western classical music and Latin American music. Musician Simon Shaheen, in addition to the oud, is violinists with the same professionalism and beauty. His first artistic appearance was at the age of four. Shaheen was considered as a unique musical school, so it is no surprise that Former US president Bill Clinton honored Simon Shaheen at the White House.
And to think many of my fellow Westerners call these masterful Arabs uncivilized. Unsettling to say the least. I know better thankfully. Arab culture is the best philosophically based in the world.
Never noticed your comment under this video here (probably because I only got to know your account 2 months ago 😅) Anyway, I like your 3D work (especially the morph targets of your current model). Keep it up ✌️
@@qatari84al-qahtani81 not exactly, the word "Guitar" comes from derivation of indian and persian lute called Sitar or Setar and Tar. And unlike oud, they have frets or bars to guide the sound of the strings.. Gui-tar may be short for guia del tar.. Guia in Spanish means guide. The word Citharrra comes from Greek and Roman times, but origin again is from Indian and Persian. Spanish guitar has a direct ancestry from the Arabic oud or Persian Barbat, and also Persian Sitar or Tar. All of them were brought to Cordoba, Spain, in the 9th century by a muscian called Ziryab, who was of Persian origin but born in Iraq. And the true pronounciation of the name is Zaryab, in Persian or Kurdish, which means "liquid gold" or of "wealth and richness". Does not mean "blackbird" as some writers claimed.
Jijiji no sabes nada de de música . Este estrumento es de origen árabe. Cuando los árabes conquesto España 500 años. Ahí empieza los españoles a usarlo
its the music scale tonality that is definitely, Middle Eastern/ Oriental, in origin. the Guitar incorporates Steel components in the construction of the instrument, with the frets and eventually strings these instruments don't have frets and all the materials for these instruments are organic, wood and 'gut' strings (Catgut, literally made from the intestines of animals) its that Harmonic-Minor scale that has that Spanish middle eastern sound there is history there btw with spanish Al-Andalus (Muslim Spain) its world music Baroque music from Middle Ages europe into the Renissance has alot of middle eastern sounding stuff, especially with Bach, even into Mozart. Church music will alway relay back to Jerusalem and 'Israel" and Middle Eastern Cultures.
Yup. Lately I've been playing lots of flamenco guitar and I thought it really sounded a bit Arabic and I see this video and yup. Edit: It's just phrygian, learned the music theory
انه سيمون شاهين. صاحب انقى ريشة على الاطلاق. انتقائه للاعواد مميز. مهارات عزفه اكثر من رائعة ولا يحاول ابداً اظهار عضلاته العزفية بالاكثار من التكنيك البغيض الدارج عند معظم عازفي العود في زمننا هذا. لم يتخلى ابداً عن الروح الشرقية الطربية التطريبية لانه عليها نشأ. عرفت من ايام تلمذتي عنده من اننا تشاركنا بعشق وتقدير عبد الوهاب. افضل عازف على الاطلاق سابقاً وحاضراً.
GREAT. Lots of Ancient Chinese traditional musical equipment, like Sorna, Pipa，cymbalo（dulcimer）etc, have come from Mideast, what a civilization Place.
This man is a genius of the Oud. I have a friend named Tall Kenny who went to Morocco and studied Arabic music and eventually played in an Oud band there. The stories Kenny told us were so fascinating and so I always think about going there myself. This viddy just made me realize how much I still want to go and commune with my Arab brothers. Thx alot!!! 🇲🇦
Middle east is the heart of all civilizations, all people, languages, cultures, music instruments origins mostly emerged from there by either way . this is why when you hear a middle east music it make you fly to ancient world with a beautiful sensation to a historical place .
not sure if you know or not, but the arab empire once was the epicenter of all cultural heritage spanning from spain, to africa, and the entire persian empire. the reason arab music sounds like spanish, is because spanish music is fundamentally, arabic music.
No it isn't, if it was then why is it necessary to delineate between Arabic and Spanish music, moreover is Arabic music essentially Persian? The oud was inspired by a Persian instrument and music from there? Or is Turkish Music essentially Greek? The Turks took a lot of inspiration from the Greeks when making their music. They may have evolved from there but the music styles are inherently unique.
@@danielk3919 You're wrong, dude. Persians aren't arabic, they're persians! They're totally different ethinicitys. And yes, spanish music derivates directly from arabian music, altough they have different aproach into the musical subjct, their base are the same, very different from the ocidental music aproach. Also, its impossible not to realize this kind of influence, if you have in mind that a large part of Europe undergoed arabic domination for, like spain, 600+ years. Hope i helped. Sorry for the bad english.
@@rafaellima5429 I was making an example with the Oud being of Persian descent since OP said that European or Spanish music is essentially just Arabic music... My point is that you can make this derivative claim of any kind of music, I can trace Arabic music back to Ancient Greece and Persia. That's what I meant. Of course Persians aren't Arabs lol. This kind of comment where a person tries to say that one cultures music is actually from another is extremely stupid.
@@danielk3919 yeah i mean i made this comment 6 years ago but it was oversimplifying for the sake of effect. people keep comparing music from the region to occidental and i was just trying to make the point you're making right now: that nearly all cultural productions are a result of diverse lineages coinciding
it's incredible how music was spilled around the world... you can hear arab tones all wide around the world in terms of folk music (or I don't know how this music is called). It also sounds quite tropical xD
Guithara was invinted in Iraq 4000 years back, there are ancient golden guthara in British musuem stolen from Iraq and another ancient silver guithara ( i dont remmber who stole it from Iraq ) . Oud was later invinted, but not sure where exactly. If u have historical resources for ur claim tell me. The flute most probably was invinted in Egypet 5000 years back, but also ancient flutes were founded in some north asia and in the Europe as well.
Simon Shaheen is one of the greatest living oud players nowadays. He also masters the arabic violin, or Kamaya. He is one of the most inspiring artists in the diaspora, at a technical level and mastering the maqam systems.
Oud is the most difficult thing in the music because its depend in your resha using , its not easy at all .. but when you know how to use it perfectly believe me you can make the oud talk , and i mean it ❤️
الله عليك الفنان المبدع سيمون شاهين أجمل عزف بدون مجامله حقيقة انا اسلطن معك اخر سلطنه اله العود بين يديك تطوعها وتشكلها في أجمل صورها . رائع استاذ سيمون واتمنى ان احضر لك امسيه حيه بإذن الله . فأنا أحد عشاق هذه الآله الجميله .
ValdrousHex yeah same here I had to spice it up a bit and needed an oriental influence to my play. You can definitely tell where flamenco comes from ehh☺️
Wow, this is the first time, I have even heard of an Oud, and I am loving it. I think there is a sort of "raw' nature to the sound, which gives it a very oriental feel. A true virtuoso playing it makes it sound divine!
69wolf69pack69 This Arabic music machine is made the Latin music in Spain and South America (Arab Andalusian) and has made the oriental music (Turkish , iranien,arminien,afghan, Indian.......) and also influenced the African and Western music(jazz...) so it is the greatest musical instrument in the world
هذه المره الألف الذي اسمع فيه هذا العزف الخرافي ! بكل صراحة العود يتحدث عن نفسه ، لا تقولوا لي قيتار او ماشابهه ، العود غيييييير جدهم وفخرهم هذا العازف الأسطورة أبدع بشكل غير معقول لدرجة اظهر العود بأحلى حلة ، أنصح أخوتي العرب وغيرهم لعزف الأخطبوط عبادي الجوهر وأفتخر أن السعودية لحد الآن تفتخر بهذا الموروث العربي العود
The Abbasside Caliphhs and the Ummmayuad before them ..were fond of sort of this music ..They had developed and used to sponsor the orchestra like we do in modern world.Above all they were the pioneers ocf this Arabic music that we taste these days ...Love from Pakistan ..
That's right but the Umayyad state continued to flourish in Andalusia for three centuries and they competed with Baghdad in Sciences, Architecture and in Infrastructures, those were the best places in the world to live in at that time.
+Malcolm Loveless The spaniards got their spanish typical sound from arabic influences (flamenco for example) before they kicked the fkkk out all of them. Many arabic influences remained in Spain, for instance the pronunciation of many words (like the "J" sound) and eventually they brought it all to us in South America.
I love his sound and his playing. He throws in the Flamenco pieces every once in awhile which fit perfectly. One time he started to bring in the Flamenco and the Flutist came in and broke it. That's ok though, it still sounded awesome. I purchased an Oud and started to learn but after a shoulder operation I couldn't play due to the pain. I still pick it up every once in awhile but mostly just look at it.... Great piece of music and great sound as well Thank You from Idaho, US
Amazing sound! To think that before 1492, you could walk over the French border into Southern Spain,(Al Andalus!!) & hear this glorious music!!...Western European musicians were greatly influenced by Eastern Sound!
The music and sound that Oud is capable of is outstanding. The way it continues to vibrate feels and sounds like nothing else I've experienced an instrument to do before. I could easily listen to this video over and over again, it is so elegant, exciting, and beautiful.
Such a deep pleasure and inner peace to listen and Play this Instrument and this Arabic Music. I am Swiss and am learning it since some years - now able to play modest taksims ...
It's thrilling to imagine generations of human beings listening to this ancient music it is like a eternal jewel. My dance teachers introduced me to it. It has such a beckoning manner you want to dance to it and be it. His instrument has no frets. So no way to know where you are on the neck. I'm grateful I'm not dealing with that unbelievable challenge while I study guitar. I would give up.
كبييييييييييييييييييييييير فنان بكل معنى الكلمه ماشاء الله عليك بس والله الحق عالاعلام العربي اللي مايشهر هالفنان العظيم ولك حسافات لو يكون هذا الفنان عند الغرب الا يشهروه
This is allegedly the mother to the western lute. It's so rich and has a punchy decay, almost fruity. This is the first time I've listened to the oud I think. Gorgeous sound.
Oud is capable of such rich sounds and range of expression. Truly the noblest stringed instrument, underappreciated in the West.
39Thorns Exactly
39Thorns I love its deep sound. Underappreciated? In terms of playing on it in western-style music you are probably right. But hey, it's a Middle Eastern instrument so no wonder that is so. There are other instruments from that region (kanun, ney...) that are facing the same situation, but I don't find anything wrong in that. I guess this makes the whole world music more interesting. That way I can choose between Arab music, Hindustani Classical, Balkan, Scandinavian folk, African music or whatever. I have a choice not only because of different musical traditions but also because of different instruments used.
Amazing amazing instrument, truly offers a unique sound.
@CT 75-67 Well, I happen to be an American, so there goes your theory...maybe its you who have a restricted viewpoint.
@水生葉 All good, but for me Oud is king.
The oud player is the humble Palestinian musician Simon Shaheen, born in the village of Tarshiha in Palestine. He has many albums and thousands of soundtracks for international films such as "Sheltering Sky" and "Malcolm X" and a music for many documentaries, Arabic music with jazz, Western classical music and Latin American music. Musician Simon Shaheen, in addition to the oud, is violinists with the same professionalism and beauty. His first artistic appearance was at the age of four. Shaheen was considered as a unique musical school, so it is no surprise that Former US president Bill Clinton honored Simon Shaheen at the White House.
thank you so much! I was shearshing for his name
Thanks Joseph for information. as I do not know arabic I was curious about player's name and born place!
مواهب عظيمة فعلاً
Why "humble" Palestinian musician? He is the master of oud, so please do show respect.
@@marinatoshich282 Obviously your English is not very good. Look up the meanings and usages of the word "humble."
And to think many of my fellow Westerners call these masterful Arabs uncivilized. Unsettling to say the least. I know better thankfully. Arab culture is the best philosophically based in the world.
There is something instantly transporting about Oud music.
Agreed
Represents the oldest of The Middle East, oldest and developed.
Never noticed your comment under this video here (probably because I only got to know your account 2 months ago 😅)
Anyway, I like your 3D work (especially the morph targets of your current model). Keep it up ✌️
Fantastic🌹 🌹 🙏
Bahahaha the cyber gurl love oud
This instrument and music is what became Flamenco in Spain and led to the Acoustic Guitar. The moors and arabs took it to Spain.
alex ojideagu actually the word of guitar it's taken from arabic language it mean githarra which means an instrument musical. Greeting from Qatar
Yes, Sir. The Arab influence on the culture and music of Southern Spain is undeniable!
According to some theories of the etymology it comes from Persian word "Setar"(which means 3 strings) or "Zither" from Egypt.
@@qatari84al-qahtani81 not exactly, the word "Guitar" comes from derivation of indian and persian lute called Sitar or Setar and Tar. And unlike oud, they have frets or bars to guide the sound of the strings.. Gui-tar may be short for guia del tar.. Guia in Spanish means guide. The word Citharrra comes from Greek and Roman times, but origin again is from Indian and Persian. Spanish guitar has a direct ancestry from the Arabic oud or Persian Barbat, and also Persian Sitar or Tar. All of them were brought to Cordoba, Spain, in the 9th century by a muscian called Ziryab, who was of Persian origin but born in Iraq. And the true pronounciation of the name is Zaryab, in Persian or Kurdish, which means "liquid gold" or of "wealth and richness". Does not mean "blackbird" as some writers claimed.
Jijiji no sabes nada de de música . Este estrumento es de origen árabe. Cuando los árabes conquesto España 500 años. Ahí empieza los españoles a usarlo
I'm Muslim From Indonesia & My Family Loves Arabian Music like This👍👍
All love to Indonesia 🌼
thank you i am arabic
Gk nanya hshaha
Sir ! you are an Indonesian . Thank you for listening to this Middle Eastern music
Love Indonesia and Indonesian brothers from algeria ❤ my allah bless you
للمرة الالف اعيد مشاهدة هذا المقطع الله الله على الفن الف مليون ترليون بليون تحية من الجزائر
le OUD est un instrument de musique magnifique de part sa résonnance !!!!! la musique arabe est magnifique !!
سيمون شاهين الفنان والموسيقي والعازف الراقي المحترف ملك العود والكمان وملك القلوب
It's sounds like the music is telling a story.
You arr right cause every single section is about some stories belong to 4000 years ago in iraq syria, and Egypt
Capitalism
@@mohammeddhyaa2332 Arabia*
This guitar is talking about marines invading the middle east;
@@diegosantana5020 poor Diego loves Hollywood movies
العود صوته جبار مخيف مهيب
والعازف سيمون عظيم وآنامل ك الآخطبوط ماشاء الله وآحساس مُرهف .
هاذا عود فريد الاطرش
جالة هدية من قريبة لفريد.
ABDULRAHMAN BARNAWI جاله العود هدية من بنت فريد الاطرش
صدقت
بالغتو حييييل اسمع ظرب الريشه والعود صوته عادي جدا وحتى لو كان لفريد
ABDULRAHMAN BARNAWI
هذا عود صنع النحات 1919
عود فريد الاطرش الذي بحوزة سيمون يختلف بالصوت والشكل وهنالك صور وتسجيلات لعود فريد
Thanks to UA-cam. Without you, I have zero access to this beautiful Oud performance.
Love from Japan.❤
Much love for you and Japan
Hi Japan love from CA. Otherside of the pacific.
Easy enough to see here where flamenco came from.
And Metallica
@@buster8913 well hes right.
its the music scale tonality that is definitely, Middle Eastern/ Oriental, in origin.
the Guitar incorporates Steel components in the construction of the instrument, with the frets and eventually strings
these instruments don't have frets
and all the materials for these instruments are organic, wood and 'gut' strings (Catgut, literally made from the intestines of animals)
its that Harmonic-Minor scale that has that Spanish middle eastern sound
there is history there btw with spanish Al-Andalus (Muslim Spain)
its world music
Baroque music from Middle Ages europe into the Renissance
has alot of middle eastern sounding stuff, especially with Bach, even into Mozart.
Church music will alway relay back to Jerusalem and 'Israel" and Middle Eastern Cultures.
Yup. Lately I've been playing lots of flamenco guitar and I thought it really sounded a bit Arabic and I see this video and yup.
Edit: It's just phrygian, learned the music theory
@@TheMadisonHang it's not harmonic minor, it's phrygian, minor 3rd and minor 2nd
كم انت رائع الموسيقار الفلسطيني سيمون شاهين ومقطوعة قنطرة المشهورة والتي اعشق سماعها دوماً
انت الرائع !
Одним вечером включил эту музыку на колонке когда в Египте отдыхал, атмосферно получилось
this piece was the one which make me fell in deep love with arabic music and and one year later now i'm become a oud player from a guitarist.
xiaoyan lu impressive do you have video of you playing?
I always wanted to know if it is possible (within reason) to learn how to play oud without having any practice in any other instrument?
🔥🔥Am from the Caribbean-this music touches my soul .Shookran!
I will never learn Arabic. Through their music, though, I hear their beautiful souls.
💚🌹🎶
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why never learn ? it's a beating language mashallah
A true expression of middle eastern culture and passion !!! I love it ! How can the player perform so fast ??!!
Avi Benyakar many many years of practice, he looks sorta old so it could be 40 years of learning
He comes from an old palestinan family full of musicians and started playing oud at age six.
انه سيمون شاهين.
صاحب انقى ريشة على الاطلاق.
انتقائه للاعواد مميز.
مهارات عزفه اكثر من رائعة ولا يحاول ابداً اظهار عضلاته العزفية بالاكثار من التكنيك البغيض الدارج عند معظم عازفي العود في زمننا هذا.
لم يتخلى ابداً عن الروح الشرقية الطربية التطريبية لانه عليها نشأ.
عرفت من ايام تلمذتي عنده من اننا تشاركنا بعشق وتقدير عبد الوهاب.
افضل عازف على الاطلاق سابقاً وحاضراً.
GREAT. Lots of Ancient Chinese traditional musical equipment, like Sorna, Pipa，cymbalo（dulcimer）etc, have come from Mideast, what a civilization Place.
This man is a genius of the Oud. I have a friend named Tall Kenny who went to Morocco and studied Arabic music and eventually played in an Oud band there. The stories Kenny told us were so fascinating and so I always think about going there myself. This viddy just made me realize how much I still want to go and commune with my Arab brothers. Thx alot!!! 🇲🇦
@Mohamed the guy Thankyou. God Bless!!! 🙏
كل احتراماتي الى اخواني العرب من الجزائر احبكم في الله 😍
I want to hear this for the rest of my life , this is so wow. I don’t ha e any word for describe it, the Arabic music style is really gorgeous
Nothing short of remarkable. How can pop/rap musicians look themselves in the mirror after listening to this?
The oud, for me, the most beautiful instrument....brilliant performance...
true
+Roberto Craules Zapata did you just reply to your own comment a month later
+Golden Glazed yes...i see
Yes
Saludos desde México, hermanos árabes, allá con ustedes comenzó todo, el flamenco, el jazz, rock... o no?
قطعة موسيقية من كوكب آخر
روعة قمة الرقاء
سيمون فنان يسافر عبر الزمن
Sou brasileiro e adoro esse instrumento magnífico 🇧🇷🇧🇷
Middle east is the heart of all civilizations, all people, languages, cultures, music instruments origins mostly emerged from there by either way . this is why when you hear a middle east music it make you fly to ancient world with a beautiful sensation to a historical place .
no
Langauges i would say india
Humankind originated from Africa
@@goroku5721 the first civilisations were in the middle east
@@Fifi-jb3yx How do you define a civliazation?
not sure if you know or not, but the arab empire once was the epicenter of all cultural heritage spanning from spain, to africa, and the entire persian empire. the reason arab music sounds like spanish, is because spanish music is fundamentally, arabic music.
No it isn't, if it was then why is it necessary to delineate between Arabic and Spanish music, moreover is Arabic music essentially Persian? The oud was inspired by a Persian instrument and music from there? Or is Turkish Music essentially Greek? The Turks took a lot of inspiration from the Greeks when making their music.
They may have evolved from there but the music styles are inherently unique.
@@danielk3919 You're wrong, dude. Persians aren't arabic, they're persians! They're totally different ethinicitys. And yes, spanish music derivates directly from arabian music, altough they have different aproach into the musical subjct, their base are the same, very different from the ocidental music aproach. Also, its impossible not to realize this kind of influence, if you have in mind that a large part of Europe undergoed arabic domination for, like spain, 600+ years. Hope i helped. Sorry for the bad english.
@@rafaellima5429 I was making an example with the Oud being of Persian descent since OP said that European or Spanish music is essentially just Arabic music... My point is that you can make this derivative claim of any kind of music, I can trace Arabic music back to Ancient Greece and Persia. That's what I meant. Of course Persians aren't Arabs lol.
This kind of comment where a person tries to say that one cultures music is actually from another is extremely stupid.
Not really, lmao. Very different
@@danielk3919 yeah i mean i made this comment 6 years ago but it was oversimplifying for the sake of effect. people keep comparing music from the region to occidental and i was just trying to make the point you're making right now: that nearly all cultural productions are a result of diverse lineages coinciding
it's incredible how music was spilled around the world... you can hear arab tones all wide around the world in terms of folk music (or I don't know how this music is called). It also sounds quite tropical xD
I assure U that this music belongs to 4000 years ago when people started knowing something called music
@Noof MRS It sounds more realistic to me that it was due the comercial routes that the knowledge and cultures spilled around the world.
Oud was invented in Iraq 4000 years ago
Oud is the father of Guitar
Yes and the European Lute is a cousin. The Spanish guitar came from Moor occupation of Spain and then Flamenco.
@@AlexOjideagu2 Al-Oud , Lute..
Name itself resembles..
Guithara was invinted in Iraq 4000 years back, there are ancient golden guthara in British musuem stolen from Iraq and another ancient silver guithara ( i dont remmber who stole it from Iraq ) . Oud was later invinted, but not sure where exactly. If u have historical resources for ur claim tell me.
The flute most probably was invinted in Egypet 5000 years back, but also ancient flutes were founded in some north asia and in the Europe as well.
@@HamoodiClash definitely not Iraq
No
يا إلهي شو هاد الإحساس و النغمة الحلوة😍 2:06
Respect from Belgrade,Serbia
و يبقى العود ملك الآلات الموسيقية
سيمون انت مفخرة الحضارة العربية في امريكا
@Noof MRS و انتي عنصرية مو عربية لا مكان لك بين العرب
I love Arabic sounds. This is lovely playing by a great master. Thank you for this, my friend.
اين مكان هذا الفنان العظيم في قنوات التلفزة العربية اين؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟
@@am.9147 هههههههه دائم الناجح مححارب
Simon Shaheen is one of the greatest living oud players nowadays. He also masters the arabic violin, or Kamaya. He is one of the most inspiring artists in the diaspora, at a technical level and mastering the maqam systems.
I had the opportunity to enjoy a concert by this great musician in Córdoba, Simon Shaheen, absolutely vibrant and intense, a real blast.
الله عليك ...لا يوجد مثل هذه الاصابع...سحر لا يوصف ...
Oud is the most difficult thing in the music because its depend in your resha using , its not easy at all .. but when you know how to use it perfectly believe me you can make the oud talk , and i mean it ❤️
ريشة سيمون شاهين لا تعرف المستحيل ..سيد الضبط و عملاق العود
There's no music like this in the entire Universe.period.
best Oud play I ever heard in my life. Long live simon Shahin
Listen Farid EL ATRACHE
Try nassir chamma
الله عليك الفنان المبدع سيمون شاهين أجمل عزف بدون مجامله حقيقة انا اسلطن معك اخر سلطنه اله العود بين يديك تطوعها وتشكلها في أجمل صورها . رائع استاذ سيمون واتمنى ان احضر لك امسيه حيه بإذن الله . فأنا أحد عشاق هذه الآله الجميله .
La musica Araba è stupenda
The instrument is almost hauntingly beautiful.
Almost?
I am a proud new owner of oud and i don’t regret it. I have so much fun with it. I hope i will be that good one day.
Same here. It is tremendous fun to learn! You come from guitar also, or did you start from scratch?
@@ilrassoemil9854 im arabic i learnt guitar first and now im learming oud it's fun
I’m about to get one with my stimulus check haha. Been a guitarist for 15 years, figured it’s time to learn something new
Ilrasso Emil yeah i come from guitar 🎸🙌🏼
ValdrousHex yeah same here
I had to spice it up a bit and needed an oriental influence to my play. You can definitely tell where flamenco comes from ehh☺️
عزف جميل ورائع وممتع يعكس خيال خصب وجموح للانعتاق
Arabs say that the oud is the king of all instruments, powerful, exalted, and great.
That fucking melody line at 1:12 is so good!
spatialWanderer yeah man
System of a down
Followed by the eerily amazing flute... Just like the backdrop of the theatre
@@necrobotico yes
He stops the percussion coming in too early too, clearly the boss!
Viva o Líbano!🇱🇧
Viva o Brasil !🇧🇷
Viva todo o Oriente Médio!
Música linda!✡️✝️☪️
🙏
✝️✡️☪️
Salve🇧🇷
قمة في الابداع والإتقان والتمكن والإحساس
لم امل او اكره من هذه المقطوعة الموسيقية و الله ابداع و فن بالاخص الناي
I've watched this more than 20 times and I still think it's amazing.
Wow, this is the first time, I have even heard of an Oud, and I am loving it.
I think there is a sort of "raw' nature to the sound, which gives it a very oriental feel.
A true virtuoso playing it makes it sound divine!
69wolf69pack69 This Arabic music machine is made the Latin music in Spain and South America (Arab Andalusian) and has made the oriental music (Turkish , iranien,arminien,afghan, Indian.......) and also influenced the African and Western music(jazz...) so it is the greatest musical instrument in the world
@@tunisianprince2652Arabic music made also techno and rap
Palestina Libre
حق ربي سيمون رقم 1فل عود نصير رقم 2 فخر لكل العرب الله يحفظهم نحبهم لي درجه لا توصف ف لله لا غيرهم في ترويض العود
Love the Oud especially the way this incredibly gifted Son of God plays!!! Hallelujah!!! 🙏💖✌️
What a pure form of music !
Love from India.
انت صاحبة ذوق رفيع
هذي المعزوفة لها اثر كبير وتلامس مكان عميق بداخلي
حقا عزف لا يجارى وإحساس لا يبارى وتمكن وانسجام وتمرغ بين المقام والمقام ... سلمت يمينه
I love arabic instrument, you know.. Feel In each note like many stories.. Greetings from indonesia
هذه المره الألف الذي اسمع فيه هذا العزف الخرافي ! بكل صراحة العود يتحدث عن نفسه ، لا تقولوا لي قيتار او ماشابهه ، العود غيييييير جدهم وفخرهم هذا العازف الأسطورة أبدع بشكل غير معقول لدرجة اظهر العود بأحلى حلة ، أنصح أخوتي العرب وغيرهم لعزف الأخطبوط عبادي الجوهر وأفتخر أن السعودية لحد الآن تفتخر بهذا الموروث العربي العود
+omar ali ولن اغيرها يابن النشامى وانا ولد وايل
omar ali ولا يهينك يالغالي
صحيح عزف خرافي لكن اﻻسﻻم بريئ من الموسيقى وليس موروث اسﻻمي
نستمتع بالفن بدون ان ندخل اﻻسلام بالفن الموسيقي
+omar ali شو هبل تاعك شو هاي مسيحي و مسلم بلا هبل
+omar ali الي بعزف سيمون شاهين ابن بلدي وفي بلدي ما في فرقبين مسلم ومسيحي فاهم
I'm American born and raised! Love it....
1000 شكرا السهرة ولا الف حصة ولا دكتور نفساني يعادلوها جزائرية مغتربة
The Abbasside Caliphhs and the Ummmayuad before them ..were fond of sort of this music ..They had developed and used to sponsor the orchestra like we do in modern world.Above all they were the pioneers ocf this Arabic music that we taste these days ...Love from Pakistan ..
That's right but the Umayyad state continued to flourish in Andalusia for three centuries and they competed with Baghdad in Sciences, Architecture and in Infrastructures, those were the best places in the world to live in at that time.
As a listener of old funk and classic rock, this enchanted my soul. Truly feel the power of god
سمعتها قبل ٧ سنوات وسمعتها الحين 😢😢 احساس رووووعه ومع ذلك حزين
هذا سيمون شاهين أفضل عازف عود في الوطن العربي الى عام 2030.
للاحاطه.
26/6/2020
شكرا ودمتم سالمين.
ولي حاطين ديسلايك امراض نفسانيين للاسف مستغلوش هذه السهرة للشفاء.امضو قدما ودعو الكلاب تنبح
بل وأقول هنا فشلت الديموقراطيه عندما منحت حرية التعبير للمتنور والجاهل بالتساوي
Beautiful. Enjoy hearing Simon play!!
Such a technical and musical playing wow! greetings from Turkey
+Berkay Yılmaz I thought this music originated in Spain. I am from U.S., I have always loved this music not knowing its origins.
+Malcolm Loveless The spaniards got their spanish typical sound from arabic influences (flamenco for example) before they kicked the fkkk out all of them. Many arabic influences remained in Spain, for instance the pronunciation of many words (like the "J" sound) and eventually they brought it all to us in South America.
+Malcolm Loveless it was originally Arabic
Berkay Yılmaz fhffh*
I love his sound and his playing. He throws in the Flamenco pieces every once in awhile which fit perfectly. One time he started to bring in the Flamenco and the Flutist came in and broke it. That's ok though, it still sounded awesome. I purchased an Oud and started to learn but after a shoulder operation I couldn't play due to the pain. I still pick it up every once in awhile but mostly just look at it....
Great piece of music and great sound as well
Thank You from Idaho, US
Always gives me a feeling of old-world spirit. Love this music. God is great! Thankyou so much!
Amazing sound! To think that before 1492, you could walk over the French border into Southern Spain,(Al Andalus!!) & hear this glorious music!!...Western European musicians were greatly influenced by Eastern Sound!
عاشت اناملكم الجميلة وعزفك الرائع وروحك الطيبة استاذ سيمون
من اجمل ما سمعت في حياتي، يوجد روح غريبه و نقيه ورائعه قي القطعة
Je viens de découvrir cette musique, elle fait vibrer l'âme. Ce musicien avec son épique m'ont enchantée.
The music and sound that Oud is capable of is outstanding. The way it continues to vibrate feels and sounds like nothing else I've experienced an instrument to do before. I could easily listen to this video over and over again, it is so elegant, exciting, and beautiful.
so beautiful. Greetings from Bulgaria. :-)
C''c'est LA PLUS GRANDE ET BELLE de tout le monde ARABIA BON FUTUR À TOUS KAT DE MONTROTTIER
Such a deep pleasure and inner peace to listen and Play this Instrument and this Arabic Music. I am Swiss and am learning it since some years - now able to play modest taksims ...
henry müller it's more Palestinian than Arabic 😉
Keep up the good work 👍
Touch El Ela palestinian is arabic lmao
thank you- I am working with a good teacher. By now, I start to imprivise some taksims on rust ...
show us your taqsem in youtb
It's thrilling to imagine generations of human beings listening to this ancient music it is like a eternal jewel. My dance teachers introduced me to it. It has such a beckoning manner you want to dance to it and be it. His instrument has no frets. So no way to know where you are on the neck. I'm grateful I'm not dealing with that unbelievable challenge while I study guitar. I would give up.
من اروع عازفين العود على الاطلاق ولا يوجد مقارنه بينه وبين اي عازف اخر سيمون شاهين الاسطوره
لربما على مر الأزمان
This is way better than most youtube arabic playlist.
3:39 the perfect tone that everyone of you was searching for
Wow, that guy in the back rocking the shakers is really, really good.
Modern metal guitar "shredding" has so much in common with this style. It goes over most people's heads so they don't enjoy it. I find it beautiful.
تقنية عود رهيبة ودقّة متناهية...ماشاللّه
What a mastery! Respect.
Gives me goosebumps when they all start playing together. It is a beautiful sound. Thank you for sharing!
I cannot believe my ears!!! I mean I couldn't stop swaying the whole while! He is bringing music from the heavens... ❤
كبييييييييييييييييييييييير فنان بكل معنى الكلمه ماشاء الله عليك بس والله الحق عالاعلام العربي اللي مايشهر هالفنان العظيم ولك حسافات لو يكون هذا الفنان عند الغرب الا يشهروه
Magnificent beyond words.
Heavenly! Thank you from Atlanta, GA, usa
This is allegedly the mother to the western lute. It's so rich and has a punchy decay, almost fruity. This is the first time I've listened to the oud I think. Gorgeous sound.
Very beautiful Music
The most respectful and very friendly greetings of me,
Johan Capiau