L'Orbrie

[@brain0nfire]

Didn't know Paul Atreides could play like this.

[@tahametin2696]

It is happy to know that i am not alone thinking in that way😂

[@nathanmelo7805]

Probably learnt with Gurney

[@guttembergjuca]

came to say gurney taught him, but I'm happy to see this thread is already complete

[@crazyx2210]

LISAN AL GAIB

[@hallowhyena]

so glad i wasn't the only one who thought this!

[@turnipsociety706]

je ne comprends pas pourquoi l'algorithme m'a amené ici, mais je ne regrette pas!

[@livreaudio.histoirepourdormir]

L'algorithme a fait du bon boulot❤ magnifique 🙏

[@Mariarmrmrma]

Moi aussi

[@LaetareIerusalem]

Le meme ici

[@Neenye]

pareillement!

[@Mouradif]

La même!

[@memluk4419]

That was very good. As a Turkish seeing someone from west playing eastern music and add western musical flavours in his music amazed me.

[@SimonLeGarff]

Happy you liked it 🙏

[@tolgayldz1898]

Look up Buzz Gravelle

[@zeynep8964]

Allam kendime engel olamıyorum yabancı videoların altındaki türk yorumlara cevap vermeden duramıyorummmamkkkk vatan meselesi haline dönüştü artık benim için SJSKDLDŞSLFKFKT ❤🤍🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@cankul7745]

letsgooo

[@dartagnanize]

@@zeynep8964oluyor öyle..

[@Ppuffdiddleydangdoof]

As a rock guitarist, this is like watching an alien from outer space. Different tuning, different intervals, different keys, different rhythms, different everything. And holy crap is your playing superb! It's masterful and so beautiful. I absolutely loved everything about this video. Respect.

[@Thryllos]

As a rock bassist who also plays eastern music, the way eastern music is able to portray emotion i believe is really unique.

[@mycellphone4437]

​@@ThryllosI defretted my acoustic guitar a couple years ago and been learning to play fretless ever since. I agree. There's just something about it that makes it more expressive.

[@Thryllos]

@@mycellphone4437 i’m believe it is the ability to hit all the notes in between the conventional notes we know, which is very similar to the Arab tone system and the arabic maqam

[@judeau15]

@@Thryllosyou can't limit this musical system to arab only tho

[@Thryllos]

@@judeau15 i never limited it man stop trying to find controversy, the only thing i said was that the emotion that is portrayed is very similar to how an arabic maqam would

[@aberkecandan]

Ud gerçekten muhteşem bir enstrüman. Türkiye'den sevgiler!

[@oteragard8077]

Atlantik'in ötesinden sevgi

[@müddei]

As a Turk, I enjoyed listening to this! I congratulate this work presented to us as an east-west synthesis. I will always follow you. Thank you. ❤

[@georgeaslanidis4789]

If metal was played on an oud it would sound exactly like this. Well done!!

[@BaselKhaddam]

these indeed mostly sound like metal melodies, not to take away anything from this lovely piece

[@deathseverance]

Young Tamino ? anyone ? 😊Beautiful piece good luck to you young man

[@natohutch]

When I first saw Chalamet I immediately though of Tamino

[@deathseverance]

@@natohutch same xD

[@relacionomia]

You took my comment from my fingers

[@fayibrahim7253]

Oh dear lord! That's how I ended up here!
Not sorry for such a beautiful mistake!

[@user-wx9nz1pg2i]

الحزن في عينيك جذبني كأنك لوحة

[@danson1992]

This could easily be turned into a metalcore song lol the structure is so similar. Amazing playing, what a beautiful piece 🙌🏽

[@georgeaslanidis4789]

100% metal

[@NezarecSh]

You remind me a lot of Tamino ❤

[@FOUAD07SMT]

Yesterday i was in a concert when they played Oud and it was stunning, today the algorithm suggested this masterpiece 🤍🤍🤍 Salam from Morocco 🇲🇦

[@ValentinaOtoniRibeiro]

Greetings from Brazil. Beautiful piece.

[@newton5651]

De l'âme, chaque note s'enracine pour mieux aller à la suivante... voyage intemporel, détaché de l'espace et du temps... Magnifique.

[@user-zq3eo1vk3w]

Every Arab who heard this remembered something from his childhood ❤

[@EHGang-cl1cy]

and every Iranian person:). Arabs have Barbat and Iranians have Oud and this instrument is Oud.I heard this instrument when I was listening to the words of martyr Avini

[@SamTahbou]

​@@EHGang-cl1cyArabs play the Our as well, you also have different versions of it deoending origin, like the Iraqi Oud being differently strung compared to the Egyptian one for instance. The instrument is played all across the Middle East and North Africa not just in Persia.

[@cryptotrader5072]

@@EHGang-cl1cy arab play the oud the most

[@cryptotrader5072]

@@EHGang-cl1cy and we arabs and iranians and all middle eastern we are all brothers

[@ahmadmostafah6695]

تحية لهذه الأنامل التي تعزف الذكريات وربما تعزف حضارتي العربية التي جار عليها الزمان

[@user-jd7or5fb2r]

الزمن لم يجر بل الأيدي جارت

[@ahmadmostafah6695]

🌹🌹ولربما نعود يوما ليعود الحرف والصوت تشهد على ما فينا من خير وابداع

[@kareemahmed4881]

اخي انت لو من بلد غير بلدان الخليج يبقا انت مش عربي الاصل دول الشام و العراق و مصر دول اصحاب حضارات ورثناها من اجدادنا و جينيا كل شخص من هذه البلدان او من بلدي مصر كل شخص منتمي عرقيا و بتحاليل ال dna لاجداد بلده اغرمونا بالعروبه و كل بلادنا تدمرت و لم نرى منهم الا الكره بسبب ارث حضاراتنا فرضوا علينا اللغه بأسم الدين رغم جماليتها الهمونا بحلم العروبا و تخلوا عن فلسطين رغم ان فلسطين ارض حضاره كنعان و مهد للاديان و لكن ارغموهم بالعروبه اساس العلم و الفنون و كل شئ وضع له اساس من حضاره اجدادي الفراعنه التي جعلونا نبغضها بحجه ان فرعون تكبر علي الله.. الدين ليس قوميه نحن من صنعنا ارث العروبه رغما عن اننا لسنا عرب ولا مسعربين من الناحيه الجينيه و كل التحيه ليك يا اخويا ❤❤

[@ahmadmostafah6695]

اختلف معك بشده مع الإحترام ولكن دعنا من كل هذا انها موسيقى جميلة وفقط اما بالنسبة لما ذكرت انا لا أفضل عرقا على عرق ولا أستحي بأصلي واللغة العربية والعروبة أحبها وأعشقها عشقا مميتا ولو كنت اوروبيا او تركيا او هنديا مع كاملي احترامي وتقديري لهم لتمنيت ان اكون عربيا وانا عربي والحمد لله ....اما عن تلك المعلومات الجينية ان كانت صحيحة فسأتخذها إثرائا علميا لا أكثر وإن كانت ليست صحيحة فلن تضرني بشيء

[@ahmedalassaf8867]

​@@kareemahmed4881
كلامك كله خطأ، تعد الشام والعراق امتداداً طبيعياً للجزيرة العربية، فالشام كانت تسكنها بعض القبائل العربية قبل الإسلام والفتوحات الإسلامية أهمها بني كلب وقبيلة تغلب ولخم بالإضافة للغساسنة وبني عاملة، وعند بداية الفتوحات الإسلامية هاجرت إليها مئات القبائل من الجزيرة بحثاً عن الماء والكلأ أو بسبب الحروب، وكذلك العراق.
حفظت شيئاً وغابت عنك أشياء يا هذا

[@ajaxmaxxer]

Un grand merci à toi de partager avec nous ces belles mélodies. Continue ainsi, si cela te plaît, car tu produis de très belles musiques, et le monde serait sans doute moins beau sans celles-ci.
Paix sur toi Simon.

[@kindle1951]

Lisan Al - Ghaib!
As Written.

[@senaciftci9515]

J’aime beaucoup. As a new starter to the musical world, I can’t comprehend your playing skills truly. It feels impossible and magnificent at the same time hearing your playing. I hope you continue like this and ascend to higher levels of musical delight.

[@user-up2pw8dm3k]

Рада, что мне попалось это видео. Спасибо за прекрасную музыку

[@dizzythegreat]

How does he look exactly like a painting of a renaissance man playing a lute

[@jean-yvesPrax]

Bravo, c'est excellent ! l'oud a un son très puissant avec des basses très charpentées, j'aime beaucoup. C'est intéressant pour nous luthistes (baroque en ce qui me concerne) de jouer de l'oud occasionnellement : la technique d'alternance pouce-index (main droite) au luth, avec le pouce en dedans, très utile pour les diminutions de la musique renaissance comme Dowland, vient en fait directement de la technique de jeu avec un plectre - mais sans le plectre ! Par ailleurs je trouve que le fait de ne pas avoir de frettes n'est pas vraiment un problème pour la justesse, on s'y fait vite, mais d'avantage pour le "pitch" de la note, notamment la chanterelle : un doigt c'est plus mou qu'un appui sur une frette. Enfin l'apprentissage des maqâms se fait avec la musique, progressivement. Mais, au final, pour atteindre une maîtrise de l'instrument comme la votre, c'est beaucoup de travail, et de passion ! Merci

[@SimonLeGarff]

Oui j'aime beaucoup ajouter des techniques au doigt à mon jeu de temps en temps, ça ajoute pas mal de possibilités de couleurs, et puis c'est sûr que si vous jouer du luth baroque ça doit être intéressant de jouer un peu de oud ça fait une sorte de retour aux sources du luth baroque, c'est intéressant de voir l'évolution. merci de votre partage et au plaisir de se croiser !

[@222aloof]

shout out from Detroit! A fantastic tune!

[@PicaQ]

C’est vraiment beau. Merci, je l’adore !

[@kavi2800]

You’re one audacious cat, my friend, and the chops to deliver! Chapeau bas!

[@HamidAkhnach-li3rm]

Un bonheur d'être tombé sur cette vidéo, merci pour ce moment 🙏

[@SimonLeGarff]

Merci d'avoir écouté !

[@yccmzimmy]

And all of this as a self taught ... chapeau! I really loved this tune! Merci!

[@sergeykorobeynikov7025]

C'est magnifique! Merci pour cette belle melodie!

[@chaitanyanahar1]

He almost looks like Tamino in his young days. Haha. But this aside, Amazing work simon. Thank you for sharing your talent with us

[@Uranian_philosophy]

Gosh, heartbreaking and breathtaking, love it so much. Warm thanks from Uzbekistan!

[@kaan3500]

wow, what a perfection. That is a soul catching, heart breaking, breath taking masterpiece.

when it comes to oud, I've been liking Anour Braham's music for a long time. Simon has his own style, vibrant as his age. a promising musician.

[@Sam-sz8uc]

D'origine l'algérienne, j'affectionne tout particulièrement ce magnifique instrument. Et vous le sublimez par votre talent,c'est émouvant bravo 🙏❤️

[@Silvergamz]

Le oud serait né au deuxième millénaire avant notre ère, en Irak antique, pendant l'empire d'Akkad , rien a voir avec l'algérie , il serait préférable de faire des recherches avant d'exprimer de tel conneries sur le net

[@Sam-sz8uc]

@@Silvergamz @Silvergamz mais il s'agirait de se calmer voyons,vous me semblez tendu 🤣 Je suis sincèrement navrée de vous avoir offusqué mais je n'ai jamais prétendu dans mon commentaire que l'oud venait d'Algerie, voyez-vous. Donc contrairement à ce que vous dites,je ne propage pas de "connerie" sur le net et je n'ai absolument pas besoin de faire de recherche ni que quelqu'un me dise de le faire,je n'ai absolument rien à vous prouver. Sur ce, bonne continuation,il en faut peu pour énerver les gens visiblement.

[@sssrankeraddict]

AS WRITTEN, OUR MUAD'DIB IS ABLE TO PLAY LIFE OF MUSIC. LISAN AL GAIB 🔛🔝🗣‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@Annayasha]

😂😂😂

[@chusssMusic]

Nice tasty playing, greetings from Egypt.

[@thecaptainsarse]

Your playing is wonderful.
I love the low end strings.

[@dan7799]

I am not a musician, so I can’t appreciate your technical mastery of the Oud but man this was just beautiful to listen to. Thx for sharing

[@prostation3844]

You play the Oud like a true Arab; skillfully, with love and sincerely. Love from the Arabian peninsula! ♥️

[@matina4552]

Amazing performance. This is such a beautiful piece, Oud is such a beautiful sounding instrument, and you are such a beautiful person.

[@keremtaspnar3060]

En tant que Turc, cela m'a attiré. Super

[@femmedeplume1]

Beau jour Simon, merci pour cette beauté.

[@FreePalestine1love]

Just found my new favourite artist. I look forward to your work ❤.

[@roberta.vanelle]

Linda melodia, Simon. Obrigada por mostrar pra a gente. #Brasil 😊

[@Namjiook]

Wow! This is amazing. I myself would like to learn the oud. I have one (arabic oud gifted to me), the trouble is finding a teacher. You play the way I'd like to, mixing western and eastern sytle. Beautiful.

[@a.s.k2692]

bji(well done, long live)❤❤❤❤
i spent 5min passionately to listen to ur creativity , the sound come from heart, as a Kurdish , i believe it couldn't be better

[@granthmahendra]

Amazing piece of music by a great artist 👏👏

[@Em.P.]

Великолепно! Спасибо!

[@ozgurfiratsarikaya5766]

Excellent. Eline saglik. Cok keyifli bir dinleti oldu benim icin. I appreciate it.

[@user-tn6jv9ye2g]

I discovered you two days ago. This piece that you're playing right now is among the most epic and yet most beautiful things I've ever heard in my 14 years of living on this earth.

[@IvanaGaiden]

What! That was amazing. The sound si beautiful and precise thank you

[@chickenindoubleC]

Wow, this is beautiful. Thank you for sharing!

[@slimenzougari4209]

Merci Simon. Belle pièce. Je joue le oud également et j'ai bien aimé la pièce.

[@farahlisa1897]

Whoa, Amazing.
Thank you 🌹

[@aborismo]

Complacido de encontrar esto, es un tipo de sonido con el que haría mi música de seguro

[@MeadowsOfSound]

Really lovely, thank you!❤

[@anastasiapntz8983]

Please release these on Spotify I love listening to these!

[@mariefigueira6733]

Magnifique! Simon😊

[@SimonLeGarff]

Merci marie !

[@devotion_83]

مــا شاء الله تبارك الله مره ابدعت مره حبيت أنا مقطوعه جميله جدا و مليانه مشاعر 🔥💯

[@douaa9920]

this needs to be on spotify!!! absolutely amazing!

[@venividi5938]

Great! Beautiful music

[@Kourosh-dq4ls]

Simple and also fabulous ❤

[@minoboubaboubamino7937]

Merci, votre son fait du bien.

[@tristansterin9747]

Incroyable, quelle musicalité

[@abubakr_15_4]

This sounds amazing, great work 🙌

[@azmathahmed2476]

So magical greatest string instrument ever

[@cleonaute]

Un grand bravo pour ce travail énorme.. Ta musique et ton instrument nous transportent tellement loin ouaw!! ✨

[@unschoole-ta-vie1241]

Il y a un métissage super sympa dans ta musique Simon. Bravo à toi, ton succès est largement mérité, un vrai pro ! (Amélie, épouse de Vincent et maman de Simon). Bises à la famille !

[@SimonLeGarff]

@@unschoole-ta-vie1241 salut le bonjour à la famille !

[@amusiclover7340]

This goes so hard 🔥🔥

[@NM-me4kn]

Je suis curieuse de savoir comment vous êtes tombé amoureux de cet instrument
Peut être tu nous fera une petite vidéo nous raconter votre histoire derrière cette fusion avec l’oud

[@koukadorra2561]

Tu connais certainement le Trio Joubran.. le même style et j'aime bien

[@muberrakazanci4275]

Imagine this playing in your head while you brainstorm the secret history

[@sharpeningtheaxe]

What does this mean

[@CarlosTorres090]

Me gustó ❤. Hermosa música

[@joannabashour1852]

Pure talent! Thank you for this mesmerizing piece ❤

[@mahdiazede7576]

Merci 🙏, le Oud et mon instrument de méditation.
Je te souhaite une belle route, pleine de bonheur et de réussite.
Excellent travail.
Bonne continuation. Vivement une programmation à la cité de musique . À Paris

[@SimonLeGarff]

Merci et bonne méditation !

[@dreamyBBB]

franchement, je suis surpris ! Bravo

[@mycellphone4437]

We need you on Spotify Mon ami

[@ArmanHashemnia]

Wish you great things from Iran 🇮🇷

[@user-ls2zt1zt8j]

ايران أصل الموسيقى الجميلة ❤

[@starlucanyaart]

Très intéressant et technicité impressionnante (j'adore le luth classique mais le oud est intéressant également même si je m'y connais peu). Merci pour ce partage, c'est rare de voir des jeunes proposer quelque chose de valeur de nos jours.

[@SimonLeGarff]

🙏

[@user-qm8kq3ls7k]

It touched my soul, so good🎈

[@ziyedhamrouni886]

Merci pour ces morceaux qui expriment ton être authentique. J espère que tu vas continuer et approfondir tes recherches sur les gammes que peut couvrir ce magnifique instrument.

[@Nathlafougere]

Vraiment vraiment splendide. Bravo

[@berfinnnnnnnnn]

its giving tamino vibes, you are great!!

[@joselynlwigale6773]

wonderful! thank you for sharing

[@malaahar]

I am glad I stumbled upon this.

[@DonErikos]

Bravo, tu met beaucoup d'émotion dans ta musique !!!! excellent , je m'abonne!

[@yazandhr6939]

actually I'm arab and Oud is part of my culture , I've never liked Oud, it's shocking now how i fell in love with your playing and the instrument impression on me
this is so genuine, nostalgic and authentic❤

[@Theseaisus]

Un jeune maître dans l’espace. Merci de tout le cœur

[@user-nc5ii2tx8o]

Well played , I like the oud's sound , who is the maker ?

[@SimonLeGarff]

It's an oud of a Turkish luthier called Bolant but I didn't find much on him, it have been made for the conservatory of Ramallah, but the friend that sold it to me told me that it was a private luthier that didn't have a shop and only making ouds for the conservatory, you can find some equivalents in some Turkish shops they are not really expensive but if I can give you an advice if you find an oud like this find some strings like aurora, volume or kurshner strings because I tried la Bella and D'addario strings and it sounded really bad.
Nice music to you

[@lovetatalina-1649]

Eita o cara puxou um som legal! Bonitão

[@tayrowell]

Beautiful!

[@رَ_ميم]

Salam from 🇲🇦
Sending all of you unconditional love light and peace energy

[@Amrani97]

Sounds amazing. Strangely a mix of Middle-Eastern/North-African yet a bit European to my ears

[@JulianaIMiranda]

Menino concentrado... parabéns...

[@michelpixel]

Very original way of playing the Oud. I play it the traditional way, but now I see you've opened up the door to expanding the uses of the Oud in various styles.

[@koukadorra2561]

Très jolie ❤❤❤

[@احمد.ن.ع]

نخب شبابنا الضائع يا صديقي🥂

[@PieroCherici]

Very beautiful! Congratulations!

[@veloopity]

Wonderful and very inspiring

[@LoverOFhopeANDcompassion]

That OUD iemits a signature Mid-east guitar sound regardless what scale you play on it

[@MrAlexanderthecrazy]

Waw...😮 le mec m as inspire a finalement accorder mon oud et commencer a apprendre a jouer

[@valentinasanchez5757]

Si tu as un oud que tu utilise pas , je suis intéressé pour l’acheter haha