#kamancha

[dilanensemble]

Music lovers💚today is Bandcamp Friday, you can get your copy of recent record #MySunsetLand_Rojava from Bandcamp now!

ALL PROFITS OF THIS ALBUM WILL BE GOING TO SUPPORT "Yazidi Women" SUFFERING FROM "Yazidi Genocide"

#bandcamp #bandcampfriday #yazidigenocide #Yazidi Women #kurdishmusic #kamancha #instrumentalmusic #muzikakurdi #kurdistan #kamanche #recording #music album #artists on tumblr #yazidi

[pandaemoniumpancakes]

Siyah Qalam, Two demons fettered, from Iran or Central Asia, 15th century, Timurid period (ca. 1370–1507), ink, opaque watercolor and gold on paper, 14.6 × 22.1 cm, National Museum of Asian Art. 

   “Timurid princes were passionate collectors of Chinese luxury goods, a practice that inspired local artists to experiment with the new styles and motifs found on such imports and to integrate them into their own work.    One intriguing and enigmatic series of drawings and paintings that incorporates Chinese pictorial conventions shows monsters and demons (div) in various activities and poses. These wild, highly expressive creatures contrast sharply with the elegant and emotionally reserved men and women typically seen in Timurid paintings and recall Central Asian and Chinese models and techniques. Frequently, the demons appear with familiar objects, as seen in this remarkable tinted drawing. The one on the right, for instance, plays a spiked fiddle (kamancha), a musical instrument that was popular in Iran and Central Asia. His companion holds a gold cup and a Chinese blue-and-white bottle decorated with a writhing dragon. The style and technique of drawing also owes more to Chinese than Persian pictorial conventions. Both ferocious and comical, these fantastic figures are among the most distinct and powerful images created during the fifteenth century.”

#siyah qalam #siah qalam #persian #islamic #chinese #siya qalam #demons

[theshippingnews]

Felt the need to write an essay about this film just to comprehend it lol 🔪🍎

"Which of these two fires can I endure?"

The inherent suffering of love. For attachment is suffering, and love is attachment to another person, place, thing, or idea. Does it have to be?

Foolishly I think I understand the visuals 😂 The older man's hand pushing the books onto the child's hand. The drinking from the fountain as a youth that informs one's perceptions for the rest of one's life. He sees women as the fountain and the nautilus, knowledge only available from outside himself.

The frame swinging across spinning Cupid, a shifting frame of reference. Washing and laying to rest the body of Christ. Death feels final until one rolls away the stone. And we ask again why we come to this world just to suffer and die?

Was the attachment to the idea that it would not be suffering?

Monks and nuns fighting the "temptation" of the other, hiding behind the godliness of a red suffering Christ-- why? The little boy still feels that women hold the power. The adult man feels powerless in the face of desire. A command and not an invitation. Is it the attachment that makes it so? Crushed by his own heavy jackoff hand 😂

He wants peace. He cannot find it because he thinks it is outside himself.

"I understood that life had abandoned me." He died to himself, in the loss of his expectations. Is he free from attachment now?

No. Sacrificing goats for abundance. The headwraps of the arguing women look like horns. He is still searching for meaning in the hierophants and devils whose drumming causes the little boy to dance, holding feathers.

He thinks he must be a winged thing to receive pleasure.

Beings of air & mind, not of earth & flesh. Christ ascending from the roof of the abbey.

When will we stop putting on the show?

Will we eat the meat? Or was it only a sacrifice?

The woman's face falls in the reflection of his golden bowl. The face of Mary, ultimately just another woman who didn't meet his expectations. The little boy hiding behind his mother's skirts after she covered his face with the kamancha, overruling his voice. Children always think the adults have the answers. The adults may have been wrong to hold them over the children's heads. But at some point the children must grow up.

"I hear calls of homecoming and hope, but I am weary."

Humans are so dramatic for real.

Love is blinded by gold. The angels steal the kamancha. Did the inner voice still go unheard?

The Empress is an idea more than a person. The wine jars in the walls are also things. The cocks are animals. He dies tortured by his own animal nature, because the knowledge was in the body, not the mind. And he thinks the body is an animal to be sacrificed.

The idea of a woman stands in profile, uncaring. Because feeling lives in the flesh, and she did not exist.

#the color of pomegranates #sergei parajanov #1960s #my reviews #russian language #op

[visamintglobal]

Embark on a Journey to Uncover the Allure of Azerbaijan and Hungary on Your Next Adventure!

Tourism from India presents an enticing investment prospect for the economies of Azerbaijan and Hungary. Consequently, the governments of these nations have forged partnerships with Indian travel agencies to strategically position them as premier tourist destinations. The central focus lies in bolstering trade and marketing efforts to establish both countries as distinct and indispensable places to explore, aiming to craft unforgettable experiences for travelers. The ultimate goal is to turn the aspiration to visit these nations into a tangible reality, spotlighting their diverse attractions and furnishing valuable insights for effective promotion. This involves immersing tourists in their rich history, varied culture, and advantageous geographical locations. Moreover, Hungary is being spotlighted as an idyllic wedding locale, alongside the customary influx of tourists, encompassing both regular and luxury travelers.

Azerbaijan boasts a rich cultural tapestry, celebrated for its traditional musical heritage, including instruments like the tar and kamancha, as well as its distinctive tradition of rug weaving and carpet craftsmanship. Must-visit experiences in Azerbaijan encompass exploring historical sites such as the ancient fortified city of Baku, popular locales like the Caspian Sea coast, and the picturesque expanse of Sheki.

For all Indian passport holders planning a journey to Azerbaijan, obtaining a visa is imperative, regardless of the purpose, be it business or leisure. Conversely, travel to Hungary necessitates a Schengen visa.

Situated in Central Europe, Hungary is a landlocked nation renowned for its storied history, awe-inspiring architecture, and dynamic cultural scene. Budapest, the capital and largest city, stands not only as Hungary's cultural heart but also as one of Europe's most enchanting urban centers. Hungary beckons tourists with a wealth of attractions, from the grandeur of Buda Castle and the ethereal views from Fisherman's Bastion, to the time-honoured thermal baths along the Danube River. Traditional Hungarian folk music and dance play pivotal roles in the cultural landscape, enriching the visitor's experience.

If you're planning a trip to Azerbaijan or Hungary, Visamint Overseas Services, the top-rated immigration consulting firm in Hyderabad, India, is here to guide you through all the necessary immigration procedures making your journey a smooth sail.

#AzerbaijanAdventure #HungaryDiscovery #ExploreAzerbaijan #DiscoverHungary #AdventureAwaits #AzerbaijanMagic #HungaryHues #AzerbaijanWonder #HungaryAdventure #AzerbaijanExperience #HungaryExploration #AzerbaijanCharm #HungaryJourney #AllureofAzerbaijan #HungaryAdventures #ExploreBeyondBorders

[skolarrssolutions]

Exploring Azerbaijani Culture A Student's Perspective

Azerbaijan is a country located in the Caucasus region of Eurasia, with a rich and diverse culture spanning over thousands of years. With its vibrant festivals, mouth-watering cuisine, and the breath taking landscapes of the Caucasus Mountains, Azerbaijan has become an increasingly popular destination among tourists and students alike. As a student, I had the privilege of exploring Azerbaijani culture first-hand, and in this blog post, I'll be sharing my experiences and insights.

The Azerbaijani people take immense pride in their cultural heritage, and this is reflected in many aspects of their daily life. One of the most striking features of Azerbaijani culture is its music, which dates to ancient times. Traditional Azerbaijani music is characterized by its unique blend of Eastern and Western influences and is often played on instruments such as the tar, say, and kamancha. As a music lover, I was blown away by the sheer beauty and complexity of Azerbaijani music, and it was fascinating to learn more about its history and significance.

Another aspect of Azerbaijani culture that left a lasting impression on me was its cuisine. Azerbaijani food is a delicious fusion of flavours and textures, with dishes such as plot (rice pilaf), kebab, and dolma (stuffed grape leaves) being staples of the cuisine. I had the opportunity to try many traditional Azerbaijani dishes during my stay, and each one was a unique and unforgettable culinary experience. What impressed me most was the way Azerbaijani cuisine reflects the country's geography and history, with influences from neighbouring countries such as Iran and Turkey.

One of the highlights of my trip to Azerbaijan was attending one of the country's many festivals. Azerbaijani festivals are a celebration of the country's cultural diversity, with events showcasing everything from traditional music and dance to local handicrafts and art. I was lucky enough to attend the Novruz Bay rami festival, which marks the arrival of spring and is celebrated with bonfires, music, and dancing. It was an unforgettable experience that allowed me to immerse myself in Study in Azerbaijan culture and learn more about the country's traditions and customs.

Beyond its festivals and cuisine, Azerbaijan is also home to some of the most breath taking natural landscapes in the world. The country's diverse topography, which includes everything from lush forests to arid deserts, means that there is something for everyone. During my stay, I was able to explore the beautiful Caucasus Mountains, which offer stunning views of the surrounding valleys and villages. There are also many other natural wonders in Azerbaijan, such as the Yana Dag Fire Mountain, which literally burns with natural gas flames that have been alight for hundreds of years.

Must Read This: The Impact Of Azerbaijan Scholarships On Education And International Relations

Conclusion:

Exploring Azerbaijani culture as a student was a life-changing experience that allowed me to broaden my horizons and gain a deeper appreciation for the richness and diversity of the world around us. From the country's vibrant music and mouth-watering cuisine to its beautiful landscapes and festivals, Azerbaijan truly has something for everyone. I hope this blog post has inspired you to consider exploring this incredible country for yourself, and I look forward to hearing about your own experiences. Happy adventuring!

#studyinazerbaijan #azerbaijan

[satothequeen]

Ararat with Kamancha and Duduk

#Ararat #Meruzhan Khachatryan

[zhanteimi]

The Gurdjieff Folk Instruments Ensemble / Levon Eskenian – Music of Georges I. Gurdjieff

The Gurdjieff Folk Instruments Ensemble / Levon Eskenian – Music of Georges I. Gurdjieff

Armenia / Ukraine / Lebanon, 2011, modern classical Featuring the duduk (double reed woodwind made from apricot wood), the blul (a kind of Armenian shepherd’s flute), the kamancha (a Persian bowed string instrument), the oud (a short-neck lute), the kanon (a plucked string instrument that lies flat on the lap), the santur (a Persian hammered dulcimer), the tar (an Iranian long-necked waisted…

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#2011 #armenia #lebanon #modern classical #ukraine

[anaryusub]

#risingsun #soon #anaryusub #kamancha #kamança #keman #violin #violinist #azerbaijan #baku #turkey #istanbul #ankara #antalya #deutschland #berlin #hamburg #düsseldorf #dotmund #tbt #aztagram #instaaz https://www.instagram.com/p/B8Jx3eUAs0Y/?igshid=l82edhpbf7p8

#risingsun #soon #anaryusub #kamancha #kamança #keman #violin #violinist #azerbaijan #baku #turkey #istanbul #ankara #antalya #deutschland #berlin #hamburg #düsseldorf #dotmund #tbt #aztagram #instaaz

[trirmusic]

Kamanche Stand KOS-207 salamuzik.com #kamanche #kamancheh #kamancha #salamuzik (Sala Muzik - Musical Instruments) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz6UFy_JhGW/?igshid=ie9b7kbhbwrq

#kamanche #kamancheh #kamancha #salamuzik

[cry-wolf-blog]

Mark Eliyahu - Tribe

#mark eliyahu #tribe #kamancha #azeri national musical intrument #changeable #mood

[dilanensemble]

I'm sharing moments of the CBC's Big City Small World show hosted by Errol Nazareth - he played my Kamancha piece "Viyan" during his October 21st show and mentioned the poet and writer Banoo Zan's Fundraiser event which will be at Toronto's Tranzac club tomorrow!

👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾

#kurdishmusic #kamancha #instrumentalmusic #live performance #kurdishkamancha #muzikakurdi #kamanche #kurdistan #fundraising #fundraiser #performance #toronto #canada

[hamidrezaafarideh]

موسی معروفی قطعه پیش درآمد دشتی شاگردم سنا خانم #hamidrezaafarideh #hamidreza_afarideh #kamancha #kamancheh #kamanche #kemane#kamança #international #muğam #music#azerbaijan #baku #musicema #müzik #music #mosighi #کمانچه_پنج_سیم  #کمانچه #موسیقی #موسیقی_سنتی  #موسیقی_ایرانی #حمیدرضاآفریده #حمیدرضا_آفریده #کلاس #آموزشگاه_موسیقی #کلاس_کمانچه #موسیقی #آموزشگاه_موسیقی_بیات #موسی_معروفی (at Tehran, Iran)

#musicema #حمیدرضا_آفریده #آموزشگاه_موسیقی_بیات #mosighi #موسیقی_سنتی #موسیقی_ایرانی #کلاس #حمیدرضاآفریده #international #hamidrezaafarideh #kamancha #kemane #müzik #muğam #موسیقی #hamidreza_afarideh #azerbaijan #music #kamanche #baku #kamancheh #kamança #آموزشگاه_موسیقی #موسی_معروفی #کلاس_کمانچه #کمانچه #کمانچه_پنج_سیم

[aserbaidschan-blog]

One night of Mugham

Mugam is the fundamental part of Azerbaijan folk music.

This musical genre shares artistic characteristics with the Iraqi Maqam, the Persian Radif and the Turkish Makams. Musical instruments such as  tar, kamancha and daf (a type of large tambourine) are the main components of mugham.

If you’ll visit Azerbaijan someday, do not forget to visit Mugham concert cos its totally differ of what you’ve…

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#Azerbaijan #Beautiful World #daf #Азербайджан #Мир красок #дав #каманча #кяманча #мугам #музыка #национальный #нородные песни #folk music #kamancha #Makams #Maqam #Mugam #music #national #тар #традиция #Radif #tambourine #tar #tradition

[yourselfyli]

В классе 7 или 8 уже не помню, я ездила в лагерь. Это был короткий лагерь всего на неделю. Я ездила с 2 подругами и с сестрой. Там я понравилась одному мальчику из другого отряда, в котором были дети из детдома. Он очень стеснялся ко мне подойти, поэтому вместо него ко мне подошла его подруга и сказала, что он хочет о мной познакомится, ну я и подумала почему бы и нет. Пошла с ней и она меня привела к довольно милому парню, он был похож на песика(такой миленький). Сперва он не общался и стеснялся, и я решила взять инициативу на себя. Я начала с ним разговаривать хых, даже потанцевать позвала представляете (сейчас я бы скорее всего так не смогла). После этого мы начали общаться , хоть я и ��езумно сильно стеснялась. 

Оказывется на самом деле этот парень был довольно смелый и настойчивый, мне то даже нравилось. Он каждую дискатеку приглашал меня на медленный танец (а когда его долго не было, он подходил к диджею и сам его просил, чтобы включили). Во время мероприятий он всегда старался сидеть со мной, мы хоть и виделись редко из за того, что он был футболистом и поэтому у них не было совместных с нами мероприятий, но когда у него было свободное время он всегда был рядом. 

Как то даже был случай. После дискотеки у нас всегда был 2 ужин и он постарался быстро все съесть, чтобы подойти ко мне и сказать приятного аппетита, в тот момент я запихала полный рот булки и что то пробубнила (я так смущалась в этот момент представляя какое смешное у меня было лицо). 

Знаете почему я помню этого милого паренька похожего на песика. На этой смене произошел один случай. На этой смене моя сестра поругавшись с подругой начала резать себя и потом через несколько дней моя подруга пыталась наглотаться таблетками, а я стараюсь всегда оставаться спокойной в любой ситуации и улыбаться, но эти 2 случая конкретно меня пошатнули и я не выдержала. Я убежала где запасная лестница, там обычно никто не ходит и никого нет, села и разрыдалась, я обычно каплю свои эмоции и стараюсь не сорваться, но когда это случается мне становиться очень плохо. И знаете он нашел меня, может ему кто то подсказал или он чисто случайно наткнулся на меня, этого мы никогда не узнаем. И знаете он не ушел или что говорил или старался успокоить, нет. Он просто сел со мной рядом и ничего не говорил. Он только просто включил песню и сидел рядом и ждал когда я успокоюсь. 

Я запомнила этот случай на всю жизнь....

Я не смогла с ним попрощаться в день отъезда, так как по своей глупости забыла в комнате ботинки и пришлось возвращаться в комнату. И пока я ходила он попрощался с моими подругами и они уехали.... А не знаю где он, даже не помню как он выглядит, у меня была фотография с ним, но я не знаю куда она затерялась. Но знаете я верю, что раз мы не попрощались значит мы еще встретимся. 

Хоть это и была всего лишь просто детская влюбленность и может он даже всерьёз меня  не воспринимал или я все же нравилась ему... Но я буду помнить того милого мальчика из лагеря.....

Кстати вот это та самая песня, когда я приехала домой я много плакала и слушала эту песню. Она стала одной из моих любимых......

#истории #время историй #искренность #русский блог #блог о жизни #лагерь #любовь #мальчик #юность #о прошлом #мысли #блог

[tinyshe]

Elvin Novruzov & Sadiq Haji - "Bayatilar" (Azerbaijan Composer Music) Kamancha - Elvin Novruzov @elvinnovruzov Guitar - Sadiq Haji  @haji_zadeh Composer - Eldar Mansurov Sound Director - Rubail Azimov Video Director - Bakhtiyar Alakbarov

#music #instrumental #azerbaijan

[riffsstrides]

The Promise - Mehmet Polat (2020)

Music is my main language, through which I can feel and express all my thoughts and emotions. Composing for me is like building a house. All the twelve pieces in this album are unique in their own ways, but they are still related to each other. Like twelve houses on the same street, all different but with relations between them.

Mehmet Polat, oud

Alper Kekeç, frame drums and darbuka – track 3,4,7,8

Cemil Qocgiri, tenbur – track 10

Daniel van Huffelen, bass – track 1,6,12

Elnur Mikayılov, kamancha – track 5

Joan Terol Amigo, drums – track 1,6,12

Mikail Aslan, vocals & clarinet – track 10

Ruven Ruppik, Cajon, Bombo legüero, Snare, Doira, Gome, Udu, Effects, cymbals and palmas – track 2,5,10

Shwan Sulaiman, vocals – track 8

Sinan Arat, ney – track 4

#Spotify