Georgian Music #1 An introduction to Georgian Folk Music by John Graham
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Gamarjoba! I'm excited to announce the first of many episodes on Georgian Music. This time we have musicologist and friend John Graham giving you a basic introduction to the music. John is a specialist in Georgian liturgical chants but knows Georgian music deeply. John will return in the future. And over time I will also have others discussing the music and the musicians themselves.
John also wanted you to know these links to the three songs he mentioned: The three songs that I mentioned in our little interview are:
Shen khar venakhi. See musical variants here on linked video playlists: www.johngrahamtours.com/shen-khar-venakhi-1 www.johngrahamtours.com/shen-khar-venakhi-2 www.johngrahamtours.com/shen-khar-venakhi-3
Mravalzhamier (Kakhuri).
• Kakhuri Mravalzhamier ...
and there a million more variants on the internet.
Chven Mshvidoba (Guria).
- Sung softly: • ჩვენ მშვიდობა/Chven ms... and • Gorda - ჩვენ მშვიდობა ...
- Authentic historic: • „Chven mshvidoba“ (Gu...
- Modern authentic: • ანსამბლი შემოქმედი an...
- video of Berdzenishvili: • Georgian Folk - "Chven...
Also look at THIS:
www.georgianjo...
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Also visit John's Georgian Chant channel:
• Georgian Chant Studies...
And here's the John Graham Tours channel:
/ @johngrahamtours
And most importantly his John Graham Tours website: www.johngrahamt...
For more on Georgian music and dance check out The Anadromous Life channel which I created several years ago. You'll see videos of great dancing and singing! / gulagzero
And for more discussions try my Anadromist channel: / @theanadromist
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Also:
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Byrne
#tbilisigeorgia #georgianfolkmusic #johngraham
Lived there for 9 years and can’t wait to get back. Music, dance, art, food, wine, friends and family ❤️
This has actually been the best place to be during the pandemic.
I worked in Georgia for about 4 months and loved it, the people are awesome and I would like to go spend some more time there but take my wife this time!!
Indeed. It is a great place to spend time. There are aspects that drive one a little mad, but more in a humorous way. And I am settling in more. I'll soon be doing a video on my process for finding a better place to live. Stay tuned. Meanwhile check out some of my other videos. And look for my playlist here on music and dance, which includes videos from my other channel.
I am an Ethiopian. It has been about two years since i startd deging to know about jeorgian language and folk music. This video helped me a lot . Thank u.
Thank you. I am glad our video could help you. If you look at my playlist, it shows my other videos on Georgian music and dance on my other channel.
Caucasian musicology is just delightful. You can track certain motifs along geographic patterns, notice how instrumental techniques mirror vocal techniques and phonemes, etc. Each pocket community has its own flavor and depth, and each is equally enriching. Thanks for the great video!
Thanks. And if you like this check out John's Georgian Chant channel.
love it
Great Content , Thank you
Byrne, John, Thank you so much for the exposure, Georgian Folk music is really something that's unexplored, hope someday it will get the exposure it deserves. Thank you for your contribution ! გაიხარეთ !
Great!
Very interesting
Thanks for this.
Man, I am loving the bro priest, at 10:32. I guess, the kisses are for quality. That leaves me wondering about how many John has gotten for his self proclaimed amateur efforts?
PS: Mr. Byrne, anytime line on the second part of the why, I moved to Tbilisi video?
I hope within the next week. Thanks for the comment. Glad you found the Music video. John might be an amateur, but he does have a doctorate in Georgian liturgical music. georgian men often greet friends with kisses. I am no stranger to this custom. By the way I have another channel called Gravity From Above, which has many videos I've made of Georgian music and dance.
Interesting. I heard similarities with old folk songs, Christian chants, medieval music and music I might hear in neighbourhoods with many immigrants.
Great video. I’ve always enjoyed music with a “foreign“ sound to it. I also love the concepts of, and just listening to music with obvious droning, dissonance, and unusual harmonies. The three part harmony was interesting too. Good stuff.
And there is so much more. We'll get to that later.
Very interesting, thanks. The music is amazing!
Super schön !👍🍀🌸🌼🌺
Danke! If you like this you will also love my Gravity From Above channel, which has many videos of Georgian singers and dancers.
1:57, 9:37, 16:29, 20:09, 23:33
i don't think there is that good video about Georgian folk in Georgian.