Am not Iranian, but i grew up listening to Iranian music, i learned the language from listening to persian music, and seeing you listening and reacting to various Iranian songs for the first time is extremely heart warming.
@@SaraBiographies well Kurdistan were divided over four different countries, iraq, iran, turkey and Syria. And am from the iraqi part, but still i love everything about Iran and i fell much more like an Iranian rather than a kurdish or Iraqi
Translation of the poem (Che Danestam): How could I know? This desire Would drive me so insane Turn my heart into an inferno Flood my eyes with a deluge -------------------------------------------- How could I know? A torrent Would carry me so sudden And Throw me like a ship Amidst an ocean of blood And strike that ship with a wave That would break every plank And each plank would fall In divergent spins -------------------------------------------- A leviathan would then raise its head And drink all the water And such endless ocean Would turn dry like a desert -------------------------------------------- When these changes came to pass Neither ocean remained nor desert And I know not why For this uncertain is drowned in the absolute -------------------------------------------- Questions are abound Yet I know none For I drank in this sea, a morsel From the opiate of silence (RUMI)
Can ya find 10 singer who can tuch this notes without any digital apps?! He just realy doing this! One of the most talented singers on earth❤👌🏻 r.i.p his father🖤
Dude, I am a Proud Iranian, we used to take classes in school to understand these lyrics. These are poetry from centuries ago a testament to the rich and priceless Iranian culture.
Techno music +Setar+Santorum+Homayoun’s voice and the lyrics of great Iranian poet...what a combination...just missing a glass of Bordeaux vine...chin chin
He uses Iranian poems in his music, this is Iranian literature, it is good to read translations to understand them But it never becomes like their Persian form
this vocal style may sound strange for the westerners but since we have been familiar with it since our childhood we enjoy it very much and in fact we rate singers based on his skill in this vocal style, if you are wondering what the philosophy behind this vocal style is Homayoun once said in his interview that the founders of this style were trying to mimic the sound of nightingale.
I've been following your Shajaryan stuff for some time now, the father and the son. I totally understand the lyrics cause I'm Iranian. I've seen people who react, wanna know the lyric, but this time you asked for only listening to the sound and vocal not the lyrics. Although the lyrics are very beautiful and poetic, this is the first time I wish I couldn't understand the lyric to feel what you just felt. Love brother. 🩵
Iranian poems are really hard to translate . Because they have really deep meaning to them even we can not understand some parts or words as an Iranian 😆
He is the God of the voice!! Just like his dad!!(rip)! !!!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ Long live the master(memory) and his son Homayoun!! Perfection!! Speechless!! Thank you for sharing!! Plesse try to learn about the instruments!!♥️✌🏼🎼🎼🎼🎼
The name of the instrument which you were asking about is KA-MOON-CHEH. Also, since you are very keen on musical instruments, you may want to do some research about an instrument called SANTOOR which we use quite a lot in our songs.
I was curious how google will translate this Avaz, as classical vocal style. The first word that surprised me was "SODA" which it "سودا" pronounced same as "soda" but it mean some sort of vision or illusion...
lyrics is also very deep , its a poetry from 12 century , by Mowlawi/Rumi Iran is provenance of art and culture , we have significant history , i invite you to discover the boundless sea of persian literature ✌🏻❤️
There is no easy way to translate Persian poems, especially those like this one that talk about love, humanity, etc, which are full of Persian virtues and idioms and references and metaphors. I personally can only give word by word translation which totally kills the meaning and the novelty of the poems.
Hi man Poetry (words) of this music belongs to Rumi (Balkhi), the great poet of the eighth century Iran. The theme of the poem is a dream, an amazing dream. Your reactions are unique, you understand music, my friend, like Iranians. We love you Canadian man ❤❤❤ Both you and your country. Peace be upon Canada ❤✌
I forgot one important thing to tell you. This is a mystical poem, related to Iranian mysticism Rumi was initially a Muslim, but he had a meeting with a mystic (Shams Tabrizi) and he suddenly changed and became a mystic 😉
Original Iranian music is very beautiful, it is very soothing and the people of the world really need to listen and enjoy. Like the Persian gardens known as the Garden of Eden, Iranian music is the voice of heaven 🌹🌹🌹
BTW this piece is not named prelude, the real name is " che danestam" which translates to " I had no idea". Other people on UA-cam translate it to "what did I know" which is of course a very literal and word-by-word and wrong translation. I got the whole album made for this movie, the album is amazing.
The Lyrik is about a famous poem from the famous and world renowned Persian Poet who in Iran in known as "Molana" and in the west as "Rumi". If yo google "Rumi, Persian Poet" in Google or UA-cam, you would find many pieces of his poems in different performance styles. Also the translation of his poems are available in book shops, too.
you used the word ''TRANS'' at least two times. That's it , you did dig that piece of music. Need to say, being away some 45 years from the Persian language; I am rediscovering it as a very Beautiful Language.
Am not Iranian, but i grew up listening to Iranian music, i learned the language from listening to persian music, and seeing you listening and reacting to various Iranian songs for the first time is extremely heart warming.
Where Are you from?
@@noshad3966 kurdistan
@@ghujjhh9454 That makes sense because by blood you originally are from Kurdistan province in Iran so basically you are Iranian
Same here
@@SaraBiographies well Kurdistan were divided over four different countries, iraq, iran, turkey and Syria.
And am from the iraqi part, but still i love everything about Iran and i fell much more like an Iranian rather than a kurdish or Iraqi
Translation of the poem (Che Danestam):
How could I know?
This desire
Would drive me so insane
Turn my heart into an inferno
Flood my eyes with a deluge
--------------------------------------------
How could I know?
A torrent
Would carry me so sudden
And Throw me like a ship
Amidst an ocean of blood
And strike that ship with a wave
That would break every plank
And each plank would fall
In divergent spins
--------------------------------------------
A leviathan would then raise its head
And drink all the water
And such endless ocean
Would turn dry like a desert
--------------------------------------------
When these changes came to pass
Neither ocean remained nor desert
And I know not why
For this uncertain is drowned in the absolute
--------------------------------------------
Questions are abound
Yet I know none
For I drank in this sea, a morsel
From the opiate of silence
(RUMI)
Homayoun is a legend .
All members of shajariyan family are LEGENDARY
Indeed! ❤️❤️
His sound is like meditation for me.
me too Sahar khanoom.
Can ya find 10 singer who can tuch this notes without any digital apps?! He just realy doing this! One of the most talented singers on earth❤👌🏻 r.i.p his father🖤
Dude, I am a Proud Iranian, we used to take classes in school to understand these lyrics. These are poetry from centuries ago a testament to the rich and priceless Iranian culture.
My man I am so happy to see traditional Iranian music get some love. this is so heart warming for me
Techno music +Setar+Santorum+Homayoun’s voice and the lyrics of great Iranian poet...what a combination...just missing a glass of Bordeaux vine...chin chin
that feeling you get when the music touches your soul
You know what ... I'm starting to adore my Persian root ♥️👍♥️
The lyric is by Rumi and it creates a surreal picture in your mind specially when you understand it with beautiful persian literature
Beautiful music masterfully performed by a legendary singer. This is amazing. Superb!
He uses Iranian poems in his music, this is Iranian literature, it is good to read translations to understand them
But it never becomes like their Persian form
U r a true music lover....thanks for the song....great song great voice....
it's great Homayoun is trying to come up with novel ways of answering younger generation's musical needs and not sticking to the past
You remind me of my homeland .... Thank you very much ...
This reminds me of ancient persian empire thousands years ago! Cyros the Great(the king of kings), Pasargadae, etc
Please react to "Gholab" by homayoun shajarian ... it will be beyond expectations
this vocal style may sound strange for the westerners but since we have been familiar with it since our childhood we enjoy it very much and in fact we rate singers based on his skill in this vocal style, if you are wondering what the philosophy behind this vocal style is Homayoun once said in his interview that the founders of this style were trying to mimic the sound of nightingale.
I've been following your Shajaryan stuff for some time now, the father and the son. I totally understand the lyrics cause I'm Iranian. I've seen people who react, wanna know the lyric, but this time you asked for only listening to the sound and vocal not the lyrics. Although the lyrics are very beautiful and poetic, this is the first time I wish I couldn't understand the lyric to feel what you just felt. Love brother. 🩵
This piece of music is performed in
" shooshtari" which is a part of Homayoun Style
Watching full moon and listening
Moon dancing with ecstacy
Thanks for reaction 🇮🇷💚homayoun shajarian in Best 🙏
Homayoun is the best😍😍😍
Love Homayoun so much 💓 💗
Iranian poems are really hard to translate . Because they have really deep meaning to them even we can not understand some parts or words as an Iranian 😆
The poet is insane. Amazing poet.wow tnx for react to our singer
Wow.I just love this song.💖
He is the God of the voice!! Just like his dad!!(rip)! !!!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Long live the master(memory) and his son Homayoun!! Perfection!! Speechless!!
Thank you for sharing!!
Plesse try to learn about the instruments!!♥️✌🏼🎼🎼🎼🎼
It's 1:46 a.m in Iran😅👌
Nice reaction love your energy🤗❤
Thank you😃🌹
He is legend❤️
amazing voice,poem and music.
thank you for this choice.
Homayoun Shajarian is a legend, the king of the Persian land. Like his father Mohammad Reza Shajarian who will remain a legend .
Homayoun is pawerful voice and he is good man,thanks bro.🙏❤🙏
Thanks form Iran🇮🇷🌹❤️
Beautiful reaction Mace :)
The name of the instrument which you were asking about is KA-MOON-CHEH. Also, since you are very keen on musical instruments, you may want to do some research about an instrument called SANTOOR which we use quite a lot in our songs.
Homayoun is the best
He sing some of ancient poetry by Rumi (mewlana)
I was curious how google will translate this Avaz, as classical vocal style. The first word that surprised me was "SODA" which it "سودا" pronounced same as "soda" but it mean some sort of vision or illusion...
@I I yeah it has many meanings, including the Soda (real soda) but here, I believe, means "خیال".
Very good thank you
wow wow wow wow wow
.....
WOW
The best👌👌💎💎💓💓
This song is amazing song oh my god
i really enjoyed your reactions.
lyrics is also very deep , its a poetry from 12 century , by Mowlawi/Rumi
Iran is provenance of art and culture , we have significant history , i invite you to discover the boundless sea of persian literature ✌🏻❤️
I love Homayoun Shajarian's voice and music, it makes me drunk🥺
There is no easy way to translate Persian poems, especially those like this one that talk about love, humanity, etc, which are full of Persian virtues and idioms and references and metaphors. I personally can only give word by word translation which totally kills the meaning and the novelty of the poems.
Hi man
Poetry (words) of this music belongs to Rumi (Balkhi), the great poet of the eighth century Iran. The theme of the poem is a dream, an amazing dream.
Your reactions are unique, you understand music, my friend, like Iranians.
We love you Canadian man ❤❤❤
Both you and your country.
Peace be upon Canada ❤✌
I forgot one important thing to tell you. This is a mystical poem, related to Iranian mysticism
Rumi was initially a Muslim, but he had a meeting with a mystic (Shams Tabrizi) and he suddenly changed and became a mystic 😉
Forgive me for not being able to speak English like you 😂😂😂😂
God bless Google Translate 🙉
The lyrics are difficult to understand. Ancient poems with lots if metaphors
After he’s father he’s only legendary singer for ever im from iraq .
The way u r shaking ur head, it would make anyone excited...lol
The name " Homayoun" means blessed and it is one of the 7 Iranian styles which is called
" dastgaah" or " maqaam".
Original Iranian music is very beautiful, it is very soothing and the people of the world really need to listen and enjoy. Like the Persian gardens known as the Garden of Eden, Iranian music is the voice of heaven 🌹🌹🌹
This song is one of my top 10.
Divine 💜
Spiritual! Beyond the visibility . 🙌
Wawww homayoun shajarian😍 thank you
I guess this poem is speaking of difficulties to find and to reaching the eternal love
Thankyou very much.
Epic....
Great
#Homayoun #King 🔥
Beautiful 👏
BTW this piece is not named prelude, the real name is " che danestam" which translates to " I had no idea". Other people on UA-cam translate it to "what did I know" which is of course a very literal and word-by-word and wrong translation. I got the whole album made for this movie, the album is amazing.
My friend. This is shooshtary mood.goes to bidaad and return to shooshtary tetra chords. So appreciate of ypur attention to iranian music.
I love it😍😍😍😍😘😍😍😍
Nice nice nice👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤
Awsome,like his father
I like the songs you select
OMG 😲
🙏🏽🎵 nice reaction.
The Lyrik is about a famous poem from the famous and world renowned Persian Poet who in Iran in known as "Molana" and in the west as "Rumi".
If yo google "Rumi, Persian Poet" in Google or UA-cam, you would find many pieces of his poems in different performance styles. Also the translation of his poems are available in book shops, too.
Google never can translate the great Rumi :D
دروود و دو صد بدرود بر تو همایون عزیز❤❤❤
Iranian music 🎶 👌 waaaawwww
cooooooooool
no translation can be able to exist without explained notes on page /pages for each word. and this is true about all Iranian poems.
Awesome!
you used the word ''TRANS'' at least two times. That's it , you did dig that piece of music.
Need to say, being away some 45 years from the Persian language; I am rediscovering it as a very Beautiful Language.
Woww👌
The basic theme of the movie is about how far a human being can go acting evil !
😍😍😍😍😍
A mazing
Perfect😎💙
Peraian music is the best orginal in a world💖
Also Listen to the rest of the album, you'll be AMAZED!
💓💓🎼
Nice 👌👌👌
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
👏👏👏👏👏
Very good
Thanks
Have you ever listened to the song Rage khab? From Shajarian? If not, do not miss it
The remix of this song is more beautiful😍
Alireza Ghorbani - Sayeh - Bigharar
Thanks bro
im watching 2:05 am and my only regret is i dont have headphones for high volume
❤️❤️
very nic.. ❤️👑
Listen to "safar be digar soo by Shahram Nazeri".
😍😍