You said everything, as a Morrocan I can only share your wish's and hope. May Allah protect Lebanon and our brothers and sisters. Make LOVE NOT WAR !!!!
Une de mes plus grande émotion musicale depuis longtemps, vécue en direct sur france inter dans mon camion, je me souviens l'instant, l'endroit, j'ai pleuré, 11 minutes le temps de mon trajet, merci ibrahim, récréation, la vie, dingue, beau, dingue, merci
J espère que vous allez bien. Moi je l ai vu en concert vendredi dernier et je vis encore le concert en moi et ne cesse de l écouter. Oui, l émotion est à son comble, on se laisse emporter par les émotions induites par les variations douces, fortes, rythmées par son talent.
Je l ai écouté hier soir, je le connaissais et surtout celle ci que j écoutais avec une personne (pas besoin d explication) et donc ce morceau est tellement puissant histoire personnelle ou pas. Donc émotion à son paroxysme, j en ai deduit que c était l histoire de tout un chacun, quelque soit notre vécu, notre vie ici et maintenant elle nous parle tous.... Merci quel talent 💖
Kahramanmaraş depremini Adana da yaşamış olan biriyim. Çok şükür ne bana ne aileme bir şey olmadı. Ama bu şarkıyı ne zaman dinlesem her zaman icimde bir hüzün oluşuyor. Parça da ki uzun sakinlik depremden önceki uykuyu, şarkıda ki hareketlenme ile deprem anında yaşadığımız felaketi hissediyorum adeta. Rabbim ne bizlere bir daha böyle acı yaşatmasın. Dualarım Beyrut ve Turkiye de vefat eden kişilerle 🙏❤️
Bu parçayı çok seven bir dostum vardı. Prof. Dr. İbrahim Akel. Kansere yenik düştü. Bugün son yolculuğuna uğurlandı. Tarihe not düşüyorum. Hoşçakal dostum ...
So beautiful and sad, you transpire all the pain, suffering and misery wars cause, it's like a hymn to all the fallen children, to dreams destroyed, to war ravaged broken people. Your voice, the way you play the trumpet, is a mirror to your soul reflecting our own souls, to a feeeling of loss and then at the later stages of Beirut of anger, an explosion of rage and defiance at all the injustices. Beirut is Aleppo, is Gaza, is Mariupol, is every place torn by senseless wars. You're extraordinary Ibrahim Maalouf , bravo.
Saw him live a couple of times, and people were actually crying when the lights went on after the show. This is what music is about; communication on a different level.
yep, I also cried a few years ago when he performed Khaltoum in Bucharest. he asked the audience to hold a standing silent minute for the events from Colectiv (a nasty event that happened during that time in Bucharest) which was such a beautiful gesture. he's truly an amazing man and musician
İlahi düzenden gelen,Bu dünyaya hediye edilen insanlar vardır, içinde bu cevheri taşıyan insandan yansıyan hakikî güzellik,yüzündeki ifade ve gülüş bile çok farklı,iyiki bu dünyada...
Amazing musician.. he doesn't play the trumpet, he lives the trumpet with all possible sounds and embellishments you can think of. wow.. beautiful composition as well, rests are taken, tension is built up (and released ;-), dynamics are great.. one of the best musicians alive today, no doubt about it!
this song reminded me of Antioch. Just before 1 week ago. Part of my childhood was buried beneath the rubble throughout the city, after the massive erathquake happened couple days ago. I weep for the city, for my relatives, my memories. I wanted to listen this song. I wanted to mourn. I want to shout. Cry. Scream. Yell. Yell to the represantatives of the government. We lost a city 2500 years old. we should question the authorities who could've and should've prevent what happened in Hatay. I cry for my city, my memories, my country. It abandoned us, and we abandoned it. I swear I will not get comfortable until I see the rebirth of my beloved city, and country.
Biz bize kaldık kardeş, isyan edenler ve susanlar var artık, biz isyan eden taraftayız. Acılarımız bir gözyaşlarımız bir, birbirimizden başka kimse yok 🥹
you asked where this melody is inspired from; as far as i can work out this is an Ibrahim Maalouf original; it feels so familiar the first time you hear it. It's a magical note progression. It has a faint resemblance to Round Midnight, same note intervals are being used but as far as i can work out this is totally original by Maalouf it's really fascinating
I do not understand why I am in tears right now, this is sooo beautiful. I am blessed to have listened to this before I die. I am humbled, my soul is touched
Я только на этой неделе "открыла" этого музыканта.... Шок!!! Как я могла не знать?! Это рваное чувство боли, нервы, слёзы..., загубленные надежды.... Мамочки мои, я зависла надолго с ним. МАСТЕР!!!
A chaque fois comme si c'était pour la première fois .. Beirut, l'oiseau Phoenix ... Beirut qui renait de ses cendres... une chose est sure, cette vidéo ne me laisse pas indifférente... respect Ibrahim Maalouf...
Sounds like oriental Pink Floyd to me. I've heard it so many times and it gets better and better. Colors, scents and sounds, jazz, ethnic and rock... mix in a unique way. Γεια και χαρά από Ελλάδα! Greetings from Greece!
It's really not possible to dislike this music, unless you are deaf or something!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pas de mots pour exprimer ce que je ressens en vous écoutant faire chanter votre trompette comme un doudouk. Envoûtant, à la fois d'ici et d'ailleurs. Merci pour ce magnifique voyage.
The Sun, whose name we gave to our children, would never let this city feel cold. The sky, whenever we looked up at it, would embrace us, pulling us into its arms. Our wheat would compete with the color of gold, blending with the sands. Our lives were filled with colorful hopes, never giving place to black, and remained as blue as a promise among us. The strong cliffs descending into the sea would give courage to the waves, freely reflecting in the turquoise blue. One day, my people, seeing the clouds’ sulkiness turning gray in the sky, not yet understanding the situation in that moment, would later come to understand the color of pain settling into our city. Like the trust in a beloved, dancing without hesitation in the intoxication of life, the wind, passing through the corridors of history, would whistle love songs to Beirut in our streets. It would take the hands of these streets, greeting the people as it passed through, descending all the way to the port, where the lovers' song could be heard from every corner. As it reached the sea, the wind would lose itself, spreading over the waves, which mixed with the foam, until it covered all of my Beirut. "I will never leave my people," said the wind, "for I am Beirut, and my people are Beirut." The sea would weep, and the foam would say "Beirut." As the waves crashed against the rocks that gave them their strength, everyone would witness, and the heavens and earth would offer thanks for love, saying, "Oh love, you are Beirut!" Those born here, the children of Beirut, would never be sad, never carry sorrow; it was as if happiness was passed down to them from their ancestors.
Het gaat het in het leven niet om bezit en de overweldiging die de mens ondergeschikt maakt maar juist om de intentie en extensie van de ware emotie, dit hoor ik in dit muziekspel
Ibrahim is artist! absolutely sensitive composition, video is perfect. Beirut is the great! my soul is crying, so sad... war is horrible (Ukraine, 2016)
Aleksandr Polynko love u ukraine so much from lebanon , beautiful people ukrainians , ukraine and russian brother , same religion same ethnicity , stop fighting
Death is horrible. Let me empathize with you. My grand-mother Nelly, the only human being that blessed me with pure love while I was growing up, died lately. I find that 'Beirut', among the most marvelous and touching songs, acts as a warm healing for profound wounds and vast tragedies. Peace to you, to Ukraine, to the world and to my oh so beloved grandma.
Wow, just to imagine how this music might echoes with you made me cry... This music is already so nostalgic from a peaceful country's point of view (France), so from Ukraine... Good luck and have faith in the future, Mr.
... Ibrahim is the second Maalouf I know, the first was Amin, the novelist ("Léon, l'african", "Samarcande"), and I still have a very vivid memory of his writings after 30 years. Ibrahim was a very recent discovery, by chance I must confess, but his amazing music made me wonder why there is war in Lebanon (Beirut used to be the Paris of the east), and all around the middle-east... Ok, I know, it begun in Sep11,2001 with the so called endless "war on terror" (?), the thrist for oil, the lust for absolute world power, made it happen, thanks to Bush (and Obama), Wall St. and the military-industrial complex, a.k.a. USA. if only people listened to this music and read these books the world would be much better. peace.
I listened to this song for the first time some years ago but it really tells a story, it makes me feel the struggle of what it's like to live in a city in the grasp of war much more than a million news stories could. I read the news last night and I'm at a loss for words. My heart goes out to all who have to suffer through these hard times!
Really extraordinary. I first heard this piece years ago when it first came out, and I think about it all the time. Thinking of the people of Lebanon more than ever right now.
In pressi ve Celle que vous croyez'in yeri çok ayrıdır benim için. Metroda, otobüste, her yerde sürekli dinledim. Kimi zaman mevcut ruh halime tercüman oldu, kimi zaman tercüme edemediğim dış olgulara. İbrahim Maalouf bir mütercimdir. Mütercim olduğu dil dünyada henüz keşfedilmemiştir.
Uhh, my Lebanon, What had the corruption did to you will never be either forgotten or forgiven. Uhh, my Lebanon, You don't deserve what is happening to you. Uhh, my Lebanon, One day, we will come back to you and find you as you were before. Uhh, my Lebanon, Your children are being immigrated day by day to find a safer place... Uhh, my Lebanon, Home will never be replaced as we are your children one day we will rebuild you to be the home we used to know... Uhh, my Lebanon...
When I first listened to this song, I wasn't listening to it through my ears...it streamed right through my blood. Tears came to my eyes and my soul felt deeply moved.
La primera vez que escuche este tema no pude dejar de llorar, me exploto el cerebro, nunca me había llegado el dolor de un pueblo graficado así tan real. Cuando el dolor es tan grande la humanidad entera sufre. Grande Ibrahim!!! voto por la paz mundial! basta de guerras cruentas e inútiles.
Дирљиво, и сетно на почетку, до суза. А затим нагли преокрет, буђење, борбеност у најбољем смислу тог стања. Тријумф, и у завршници, олакшање и смирај. Први пут слушам овог извођача, по препоруци и сугестији, и сигурно да ћу то чинити чешће. Хвала!
Bekir abiden gelenler 😢 hakkaten de sanki etrafında herkes ölmüşte bir tek sen ayaktasın oraya buraya koşuşturup bakıyorsun gibi bir his veriyor bana 6 Şubat depremini hatırlattı 😢
Ce soir plus que jamais mes pensées sont pour Ibrahim toute sa famille et tout le peuple libanais qui sont en pleine détresse avec cette effroyable explosion qu'il y a eu ,pas mots que des maux 😢
I know its all about Beirut, but yesterday Azerbaijan started war against Nagorno-Karabakh and Armenia, this song fits in so much during these hard times for all of us.
Oğlumun adı Yiğit Hamza. Kendimi Hz Hamza'nin annesi yerine koydum oturdum Ayneyn tepesine izledim öylece hem şehadet sevinci hem evlat acısı nasıl yürek yakıcı nasıl acı 😔
Merci IBRAHIM pour ce magnifique hommage a votre ville une nouvelle fois meurtrie dans sa chair COURAGE AU PEUPLE LIBANAIS qui aura encore la force de la remettre debout 💖💕💕💕
Comment faite vous pour nous faire ressentir Beirut rien qu'avec votre souffle. Je suis transporté à chaque respiration par les vibration de votre instrument. Comme un message complexe et subtile venant de votre âme à la mienne. En ligne direct. MERCI
If this music doesn't kill your prejudices, then you shouldnt listen to ground breaking music, stick with what you feel safe with, I feel sorry for anyone who doesn't get this, peace and love to Ibraheem, his band, and anyone who just went, what???? In the presence of a genius! Music that defies genre, category, we need this! I am beyond amazd,Love and Peace to all who feel similar! !
It is like Ibrahim anticipated what happened to Beirut and the people there during the catastrophy some years back. The strength of the people and the despair, too. I am without words.
Erman Gg When I wrote those words, it was midnight, November 13. 21 hours later my country was hit by the most deadly attacks of his history since 1945.
It IS possible to dislike this music. It IS possible to dislike any piece of art. You may not "like" a piece but still respect it, as long as it is a WORK of ART. Also you may not "like" the person who "dislikes" this, but still respect him/her. You don't have to "like" or "dislike" everything. Sometimes the best you can do is to sit back and enjoy the awesomeness, respect the artist and move along. Just saying.
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God bless Lebanon! As Tunisians, the Lebanese people hold a special place in our hearts. Stay safe, and we hope peace will soon find its way to you.
You said everything, as a Morrocan I can only share your wish's and hope. May Allah protect Lebanon and our brothers and sisters. Make LOVE NOT WAR !!!!
All support to the Lebanese people in its struggle against its oppressors ! Much love & support from Tunisia ✊
Yeah fuck Hezbollah
sabretmenin verdiği güzelliği anlatan bir eser
sabretmenin sonu savaş oldu maalesef
One world, one love. Greetings from Serbia.
cuti bre majmun
@@agonaliu7445 Tata ti je majmun, konjino. Čovek napisao lepu poruku, ti sereš tu...
Une de mes plus grande émotion musicale depuis longtemps, vécue en direct sur france inter dans mon camion, je me souviens l'instant, l'endroit, j'ai pleuré, 11 minutes le temps de mon trajet, merci ibrahim, récréation, la vie, dingue, beau, dingue, merci
Est super🙏🙏💪💪💪💪
J espère que vous allez bien. Moi je l ai vu en concert vendredi dernier et je vis encore le concert en moi et ne cesse de l écouter. Oui, l émotion est à son comble, on se laisse emporter par les émotions induites par les variations douces, fortes, rythmées par son talent.
Great Musical experience!!
Je l ai écouté hier soir, je le connaissais et surtout celle ci que j écoutais avec une personne (pas besoin d explication) et donc ce morceau est tellement puissant histoire personnelle ou pas. Donc émotion à son paroxysme, j en ai deduit que c était l histoire de tout un chacun, quelque soit notre vécu, notre vie ici et maintenant elle nous parle tous.... Merci quel talent 💖
Unique
Kahramanmaraş depremini Adana da yaşamış olan biriyim. Çok şükür ne bana ne aileme bir şey olmadı. Ama bu şarkıyı ne zaman dinlesem her zaman icimde bir hüzün oluşuyor. Parça da ki uzun sakinlik depremden önceki uykuyu, şarkıda ki hareketlenme ile deprem anında yaşadığımız felaketi hissediyorum adeta. Rabbim ne bizlere bir daha böyle acı yaşatmasın. Dualarım Beyrut ve Turkiye de vefat eden kişilerle 🙏❤️
Amin
Bu parçayı çok seven bir dostum vardı. Prof. Dr. İbrahim Akel. Kansere yenik düştü. Bugün son yolculuğuna uğurlandı. Tarihe not düşüyorum. Hoşçakal dostum ...
This guy is probably one of the biggest musicians of our time! His music is unique and emotional.
Greetings from Greece!!
Agree !
Ξυπνά αισθησεις, ξεχασμένες..
For me he is already greatest.
I just can not compare him with somebody...
i put him on one of the greatest's trumpeter's that ever existed ....
Came back to this song today, sending my best wishes and strength to all the lebanese brothers and sisters on this difficult times ✊🏽
SO DO I
moi aussi je pense à tous les libanais
Ye today much Mo difficult, thank you BROTHER! 🤩
long live Lebanon and hugs from Armenia
Que dire ... Juste magnifique 😍
Rafine Deliler burdayiz Bekir abii. Bize bu anı yaşattığın için Allah razı olsun 🤍
So beautiful and sad, you transpire all the pain, suffering and misery wars cause, it's like a hymn to all the fallen children, to dreams destroyed, to war ravaged broken people. Your voice, the way you play the trumpet, is a mirror to your soul reflecting our own souls, to a feeeling of loss and then at the later stages of Beirut of anger, an explosion of rage and defiance at all the injustices. Beirut is Aleppo, is Gaza, is Mariupol, is every place torn by senseless wars. You're extraordinary Ibrahim Maalouf , bravo.
Spain, very good,, trumpey
Minä ajattelen teitä poikasia, sekä miehiä, jotka taistelette rintamalla, aamuin ja öin, vaikka olen aiemmin ollut ateisti, nyt ru koilen puolestanne.
From Beirut ❤ 2023
Saw him live a couple of times, and people were actually crying when the lights went on after the show. This is what music is about; communication on a different level.
i believe it, because i am sitting here about to cry.
I could totally believe that.
yep, I also cried a few years ago when he performed Khaltoum in Bucharest. he asked the audience to hold a standing silent minute for the events from Colectiv (a nasty event that happened during that time in Bucharest) which was such a beautiful gesture. he's truly an amazing man and musician
Or healing...art is about healing. Artists heal.
@@shracken I saw that show in Amsterdam. Amazing...
Bekir abiiiğğğğ (Develi) kurban olayım böyle şeyler dinleme.Seni her halinle seviyoruz abim ama bu bize çok fazla......
There are many songs with lyrics, yet this song is louder than worlds. Louder than silence, louder than poets. VIVA Beirut
Viva
Pour le Liban 🇱🇧 aujourd’hui! ❤️
For the first time of my life I've heard a trumpet crying. Incomparable beauty, thank you Mr. Maalouf
İlahi düzenden gelen,Bu dünyaya hediye edilen insanlar vardır, içinde bu cevheri taşıyan insandan yansıyan hakikî güzellik,yüzündeki ifade ve gülüş bile çok farklı,iyiki bu dünyada...
Tämä trumpetti ilmentää Libanonin tuskaa.
Tämä kuvastaa, mitä tapahtuu Libanonissa.
I was a soldier with the UN forces in 1981/82 during the civil war in Lebanon. This music says it all!
Thank you for being there!
May God protect Lebanon
God doesn't protect anymore... looks Aipac bought him too...
Hz. Musab'ın a,s başında , parçalanmış vücuduna , üzerinde olmayan kefenine ama yüzünde cennet gülüşü ne bakıp bakıp ağlıyorum abi ...
Amazing musician.. he doesn't play the trumpet, he lives the trumpet with all possible sounds and embellishments you can think of. wow.. beautiful composition as well, rests are taken, tension is built up (and released ;-), dynamics are great.. one of the best musicians alive today, no doubt about it!
Yes I agree that Ibrahim Maalouf is one of the best young musicians alive today. Another great young musician though is Tigran Hamasyan.
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Yo si hablo espanol, y yo amo musicion de el.
this song reminded me of Antioch. Just before 1 week ago. Part of my childhood was buried beneath the rubble throughout the city, after the massive erathquake happened couple days ago. I weep for the city, for my relatives, my memories. I wanted to listen this song. I wanted to mourn. I want to shout. Cry. Scream. Yell. Yell to the represantatives of the government. We lost a city 2500 years old. we should question the authorities who could've and should've prevent what happened in Hatay.
I cry for my city, my memories, my country. It abandoned us, and we abandoned it. I swear I will not get comfortable until I see the rebirth of my beloved city, and country.
Biz bize kaldık kardeş, isyan edenler ve susanlar var artık, biz isyan eden taraftayız. Acılarımız bir gözyaşlarımız bir, birbirimizden başka kimse yok 🥹
Une trompette contre les canons.. Comme un trompe la mort, jouant une mélodie contre toute la connerie et l'avidité tout simplement!! Merci Ibrahim
Comme une trompette la mort... ;)
Joli
@@MrMokuton666 les notes de cette trompette de la mort résonnent comme un chant(pignon) funeste.. Haha qui dit mieux ?
I literally lost my breath listening to this masterpiece.
Incredible. New Colombian fan over here.
Described Beirut perfectly without any words. It gives me all the chills everytime I listen to it. Ibrahim you're a genius !
weeping trumpet....
just pure melancholy...
actually shed a few tears
Beirut in our prayers
Cigerimiz kalmamistir.
Greetings from Turkey!!!!
2:33 - 3:15 One of the most beautiful moments in the history of music.
It's so perfect I deleted my other music
+ Darwin Medina Bravo! Can you remember the ORIGINAL of that piece?
:O ! I don't Could you please tell me where such a melody comes from?
@@darwinmedinamusic je suis d accord
you asked where this melody is inspired from; as far as i can work out this is an Ibrahim Maalouf original; it feels so familiar the first time you hear it. It's a magical note progression. It has a faint resemblance to Round Midnight, same note intervals are being used but as far as i can work out this is totally original by Maalouf it's really fascinating
The first thing I thought of upon reading the news today. Prayers for Beirut 🇱🇧
Rafine deliler geliyor....
I do not understand why I am in tears right now, this is sooo beautiful. I am blessed to have listened to this before I die. I am humbled, my soul is touched
I love that!
The same with me. His music is so touching!
Our thoughts and prayers for Beirut 🙏
Ş
Я только на этой неделе "открыла" этого музыканта....
Шок!!! Как я могла не знать?! Это рваное чувство боли, нервы, слёзы..., загубленные надежды....
Мамочки мои, я зависла надолго с ним.
МАСТЕР!!!
Ptan osaa, jaksamista
Прекрасный музыкант... Философ.
Мне ещё нравится его Una Rosa Blanca.
Джазовый привет ВАМ)
And here we are again. Great song. More prayers.
Maalouf ailesi, nasıl yapar bilmem lakin yüreğimin en derinlerine dokunabiliyorlar...
hatırlatma olsun o zaman.
Allah’ım ne olur dizide filmde çalmasınlar bunu, maalouf sevenlerin olsun sadece, bizim olsun ❣️
Nerden geldin
❤️
Ben bu şarkıyı 1 aydır arıyorum 1 ay nasıl bir duygu anlatamam
An ad in the middle of this is crazy
It's blasphemy
maybe through the music we will learn to love each other
As politics tears us apart, music bring us together! ONE HUMAN FAMILY!
Not likely...
Oui! La musique rapproche les hommes
Yes.. So.. What we really have except the humanity?
Just, I’m now crying…
Yes and in this specially moment I pray for peace in Liban and Libanese people.🙏💕☀️
Liban mon Frère moi Portugais suis avec toi. Nous Chrétiens et les Coptes d’Égypte et lés Amazigh berbère chrétiens
The finishing was just ... eargasmic !
Bekir abi ❤
I've never heard of this man before. I love jazz, instrumentals, etc. But I cannot stop listening to this song. I'm hypnotized ❤️❤️❤️🎺🎵
Doğukan saol 🌷 gözlerimi kapatarak dinledim cok farkli hissettirdi ^^
Does God speak to us through music? If so, he'd just invited me to heaven. Thank you, Ibrahim.
Peace for lebanon
السلام في لبنان، نحن معكم !
A chaque fois comme si c'était pour la première fois .. Beirut, l'oiseau Phoenix ... Beirut qui renait de ses cendres... une chose est sure, cette vidéo ne me laisse pas indifférente... respect Ibrahim Maalouf...
Bien dit !
Encore et toujours....pensées
Sounds like oriental Pink Floyd to me. I've heard it so many times and it gets better and better. Colors, scents and sounds, jazz, ethnic and rock... mix in a unique way. Γεια και χαρά από Ελλάδα! Greetings from Greece!
It's really not possible to dislike this music, unless you are deaf or something!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+bas scheffer or stupid or have no soul
+Jayy Kayy Really true. I am so glad that I understand this. And I am also glad that you understand this :)
i'm glad that you're glad that i'm glad haha
+Jayy Kayy I´m always glad when I feel glad. I know what you mean indeed :p
:)
Pas de mots pour exprimer ce que je ressens en vous écoutant faire chanter votre trompette comme un doudouk. Envoûtant, à la fois d'ici et d'ailleurs. Merci pour ce magnifique voyage.
Someone make that masterpiece play in my funeral please.
Just found this song. I think I will have an early funeral so I don’t forget to play it there :D
Je le souhaiterais aussi 😢❤
Just MAGIC : this Guy is One of the Best from his Generation
Moment of grace in the transition, between 8:08 and 8:23
What a music ! i send all my love from algeria to my Lebanese brothers and sisters love ur music ur movies and your beautiful country
I've never visited Beirut, but i miss it because of this song.
Beirut, kalbimde sızı...😢
The Sun, whose name we gave to our children, would never let this city feel cold. The sky, whenever we looked up at it, would embrace us, pulling us into its arms. Our wheat would compete with the color of gold, blending with the sands. Our lives were filled with colorful hopes, never giving place to black, and remained as blue as a promise among us. The strong cliffs descending into the sea would give courage to the waves, freely reflecting in the turquoise blue. One day, my people, seeing the clouds’ sulkiness turning gray in the sky, not yet understanding the situation in that moment, would later come to understand the color of pain settling into our city.
Like the trust in a beloved, dancing without hesitation in the intoxication of life, the wind, passing through the corridors of history, would whistle love songs to Beirut in our streets. It would take the hands of these streets, greeting the people as it passed through, descending all the way to the port, where the lovers' song could be heard from every corner. As it reached the sea, the wind would lose itself, spreading over the waves, which mixed with the foam, until it covered all of my Beirut. "I will never leave my people," said the wind, "for I am Beirut, and my people are Beirut." The sea would weep, and the foam would say "Beirut." As the waves crashed against the rocks that gave them their strength, everyone would witness, and the heavens and earth would offer thanks for love, saying, "Oh love, you are Beirut!"
Those born here, the children of Beirut, would never be sad, never carry sorrow; it was as if happiness was passed down to them from their ancestors.
Het gaat het in het leven niet om bezit en de overweldiging die de mens ondergeschikt maakt maar juist om de intentie en extensie van de ware emotie, dit hoor ik in dit muziekspel
Ibrahim is artist!
absolutely sensitive composition, video is perfect.
Beirut is the great!
my soul is crying, so sad...
war is horrible
(Ukraine, 2016)
Aleksandr Polynko
Aleksandr Polynko love u ukraine so much from lebanon , beautiful people ukrainians , ukraine and russian brother , same religion same ethnicity , stop fighting
I'm from russia, i've got family in ukraine and i was 2010 half of a year in lebanon... Sometimes i just can't understand this world...
Death is horrible. Let me empathize with you. My grand-mother Nelly, the only human being that blessed me with pure love while I was growing up, died lately.
I find that 'Beirut', among the most marvelous and touching songs, acts as a warm healing for profound wounds and vast tragedies.
Peace to you, to Ukraine, to the world and to my oh so beloved grandma.
Wow, just to imagine how this music might echoes with you made me cry... This music is already so nostalgic from a peaceful country's point of view (France), so from Ukraine... Good luck and have faith in the future, Mr.
Stay strong our brothers and sisters in Beirut! Our prayers are with you. ❤️❤️❤️
... Ibrahim is the second Maalouf I know, the first was Amin, the novelist ("Léon, l'african", "Samarcande"), and I still have a very vivid memory of his writings after 30 years.
Ibrahim was a very recent discovery, by chance I must confess, but his amazing music made me wonder why there is war in Lebanon (Beirut used to be the Paris of the east), and all around the middle-east...
Ok, I know, it begun in Sep11,2001 with the so called endless "war on terror" (?), the thrist for oil, the lust for absolute world power, made it happen, thanks to Bush (and Obama), Wall St. and the military-industrial complex, a.k.a. USA.
if only people listened to this music and read these books the world would be much better.
peace.
Amin is his uncle
Samarcande ♥♥♥♥
I listened to this song for the first time some years ago but it really tells a story, it makes me feel the struggle of what it's like to live in a city in the grasp of war much more than a million news stories could. I read the news last night and I'm at a loss for words. My heart goes out to all who have to suffer through these hard times!
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I tuga, seta, i ceznja, i daljina , sve u ovim prelepim taktovima muzike.Divno...
Wow mucize bir parça her dinlemek bir daha bir parça hissetmek gibi mucize bir parça her dinlediğimde hep aynıhazı yakalamak mucize herşeyiyle
Un pure instant d'émotion dans ce monde tourmenté qui se cherche ...
+kzrsx Stop casser les rêves des autres...
+christine peiffer ... et qui explose de toutes parts au Moyen-orient, actuellement.
+kzrsx cé po moa qui fi les off , c'est la poule !!
Really extraordinary. I first heard this piece years ago when it first came out, and I think about it all the time. Thinking of the people of Lebanon more than ever right now.
Babamı kaybettiğimde çok dinledim,çok hatırası var.Ağladım,hatırladım,yaşadım,daha çok ağladım.Babamı özlediğimde açıp dinliyorum
In pressi ve Celle que vous croyez'in yeri çok ayrıdır benim için. Metroda, otobüste, her yerde sürekli dinledim. Kimi zaman mevcut ruh halime tercüman oldu, kimi zaman tercüme edemediğim dış olgulara. İbrahim Maalouf bir mütercimdir. Mütercim olduğu dil dünyada henüz keşfedilmemiştir.
shivers all over my body at 8:23!
Same!
Ibrahim,,, Dieu seul vit dans ton coeur beni ,,, Il y est tres bien la - bas... Et il joue a la trompette...
Il nous parle.
J'entends ici, en Srbija.
Que Dieu protège le peuple libanais 🙏
Uhh, my Lebanon, What had the corruption did to you will never be either forgotten or forgiven.
Uhh, my Lebanon, You don't deserve what is happening to you.
Uhh, my Lebanon, One day, we will come back to you and find you as you were before.
Uhh, my Lebanon, Your children are being immigrated day by day to find a safer place...
Uhh, my Lebanon, Home will never be replaced as we are your children one day we will rebuild you to be the home we used to know...
Uhh, my Lebanon...
When I first listened to this song, I wasn't listening to it through my ears...it streamed right through my blood. Tears came to my eyes and my soul felt deeply moved.
De la tompette d IBRAHIM MAALOUF sort toute la douleur et le chagrin du peuple libanais encore une fois mis a terre COURAGE
bien dit. !
I love his music and him, he made me love #Beirut and #Lebanon... All the prayers with Lebanese people in this hard times
Jeden z najwiekszych odlotów jakie znam w muzyce. Mam duże wspomnienia związane z tym utworem
Yok anne delirmedim Bekir abi dinleyin dedi
😅😅
Beirut dans mon coeur! Quelle triste journée! Toute mon affection et soutien au peuple libanais!
La primera vez que escuche este tema no pude dejar de llorar, me exploto el cerebro, nunca me había llegado el dolor de un pueblo graficado así tan real. Cuando el dolor es tan grande la humanidad entera sufre. Grande Ibrahim!!! voto por la paz mundial! basta de guerras cruentas e inútiles.
Exactamente
Дирљиво, и сетно на почетку, до суза. А затим нагли преокрет, буђење, борбеност у најбољем смислу тог стања. Тријумф, и у завршници, олакшање и смирај.
Први пут слушам овог извођача, по препоруци и сугестији, и сигурно да ћу то чинити чешће. Хвала!
My goosebumps lasted 11 minutes!! What a journey!
11 min d'une trompette virevoltante et suspendu dans l'air. Et quel final !
Bekir abiden gelenler 😢 hakkaten de sanki etrafında herkes ölmüşte bir tek sen ayaktasın oraya buraya koşuşturup bakıyorsun gibi bir his veriyor bana 6 Şubat depremini hatırlattı 😢
Bekir abi kimdir yorumlarda çok sık görüyorum
@@esin.c Bekir Develi daha ozmndan o söylemişti bu videoyu da o yüzden izlemiştik
Удивительно. Прекрасно. Идеально.
Ce soir plus que jamais mes pensées sont pour Ibrahim toute sa famille et tout le peuple libanais qui sont en pleine détresse avec cette effroyable explosion qu'il y a eu ,pas mots que des maux 😢
I know its all about Beirut, but yesterday Azerbaijan started war against Nagorno-Karabakh and Armenia, this song fits in so much during these hard times for all of us.
Such sad news, with no mentions in the media here in the United States, but thank you for sharing😞
Oğlumun adı Yiğit Hamza. Kendimi Hz Hamza'nin annesi yerine koydum oturdum Ayneyn tepesine izledim öylece hem şehadet sevinci hem evlat acısı nasıl yürek yakıcı nasıl acı 😔
Back here after two years. I wish you all the best. From Vietnam.
génial comme Beyrouth.
dans cette musique on retrouve de l'espoir du chagrin de l'amour de la joie et du bonheur .
Merci IBRAHIM pour ce magnifique hommage a votre ville une nouvelle fois meurtrie dans sa chair COURAGE AU PEUPLE LIBANAIS qui aura encore la force de la remettre debout 💖💕💕💕
@Oonao ' Bientôt ?
Comment faite vous pour nous faire ressentir Beirut rien qu'avec votre souffle. Je suis transporté à chaque respiration par les vibration de votre instrument. Comme un message complexe et subtile venant de votre âme à la mienne. En ligne direct.
MERCI
+Laurent TROCHET Pour moi Beirut est loin d'être ainsi, mais la musique est quand même géniale.
+Aoku Alix Beirut.. il faut bien la connaitre.. Beirut c est ce long souffle.. c est le combat pour la vie.. c est l espoir des jeunes..
+laura Massaad Beyrouth c'est tout et rien à la fois...
Laurent TROCHET
Moi aussi;ce raisonnement dans le pacio...
If this music doesn't kill your prejudices, then you shouldnt listen to ground breaking music, stick with what you feel safe with, I feel sorry for anyone who doesn't get this, peace and love to Ibraheem, his band, and anyone who just went, what????
In the presence of a genius! Music that defies genre, category, we need this! I am beyond amazd,Love and Peace to all who feel similar!
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8:21 holy mother of god
YAS.
Piel dagllina! WILDNESS!
+McLovin McBabies I had goosebumps
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McLovin McBabies c
It is like Ibrahim anticipated what happened to Beirut and the people there during the catastrophy some years back. The strength of the people and the despair, too. I am without words.
Peace For Beirut.
+Nufot i really want it, and not only for beirut, for all the middle east, and all the world...
Erman Gg When I wrote those words, it was midnight, November 13. 21 hours later my country was hit by the most deadly attacks of his history since 1945.
Das ist aber schönnn... Wie einflussreich, ich weine...
It IS possible to dislike this music. It IS possible to dislike any piece of art. You may not "like" a piece but still respect it, as long as it is a WORK of ART.
Also you may not "like" the person who "dislikes" this, but still respect him/her.
You don't have to "like" or "dislike" everything. Sometimes the best you can do is to sit back and enjoy the awesomeness, respect the artist and move along. Just saying.
äh, no. this piece of music wrestles you to the ground and forces you to love it, if u even begin to think you don't like it.
may Allah bless you for calming us. water insha'Aallah will Always put out fire. always. and forever. Aameen.