I was also a passenger of the broken wing which led me to my heritage so all is not lost yet :)
@AndreaFranchiMusic12 күн бұрын
Very interesting, thank you
@mhandelbaakili240Ай бұрын
5:50 موضوع ممتاز ، معلومات مفيدة . السيدة زينب أثارت مواضيع ادبية حيوية و قضايا معاصرة و حفزت الضيف لتوضيح و تسليط أضواء على خصوصيات الفنون السردية و تطورها عبر العصور . نتمنى للبرنامج مسيرة موفقة لنشر الثقافة الجادة في اوساط المتابعين .
@boubannegarАй бұрын
I would also like to add a link to the studio recording of the piece from 'Dad-o-Bidad' by Hossein Alizadeh (and Hamavayan ensemble), as the only available video was not of that high a quality and might not do the music justice. Here is the very part, titled 'Falak': kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKu9epdujd6rotU
@boubannegarАй бұрын
Thank you very much @Alnadi_Podcast for the opportunity to discuss these important aspects of a musician's work. Looking forward to the FEEDBACK and comments from the audience ;) as always!
@indanceindanceАй бұрын
Wonderful interview! Thank you!
@farisalfaris8120Ай бұрын
هذا شخص منتفخ أجوف وكثير من أعماله سرقة وتقليد مكشوف للخطاطة العالمية العراقية جنة عدنان أحمد عزت والتي اشتهرت باللوحات التماثلية التناظرية كونها تكتب بكلتي يديها، كما اشتهرت أيضا بلوحاتها التي ترسم فيها بالحروف خرائط الدول العربية وبعض الحيوانات كمثال. فقام هذا المدعي بسرقة هذه الإبداعات ونسخها حرفيا وادعائها لنفسه كون الخطاطة الأصلية صاحبة هذه الابداعات تعيش في بلاد الغربة ومنذ زمن طويل وربما لا تكون على تواصل او اطلاع مباشر على ما يحدث من سرقة ونهب لمجهوداتها وأفكارها وإبداعاتها.
@toktok30002 ай бұрын
فتحي الصغر استاذ كبير بإيقاعات الفن الشعبي واحساسه عالي جداً الله يعطيه الصحة ويطول بعمره هذول الناس ثروة فنيه ياليت الاعلام الكويتي يقدرها ويدعمها
@user-rh8gy9lv9o2 ай бұрын
الله يعطيه الصحة والعافية استاذ كبير بالموسيقى والفن الكويتي
@abdelkrimnadji9552 ай бұрын
Very inspiring.... Many thanks to you Tristan and Fadil for this podcast
@wijtskealbert2 ай бұрын
Great to listen to you both! And the pathway of Michiel.......
@omerylcn1463 ай бұрын
I heard tomy Emmanuel interwievd by Rick beato saying Common Things 😮..what is this Connection between Masters??
@oscarfalcini84265 ай бұрын
Very nice interview! How would one go about to learn more about Evgenios modality/theoretic model? Very interesting, seems to be a very natural approach. Definitely left me wanting to learn more!
@adrianfranco92365 ай бұрын
Dear Alnadi One more time, I do feel the impulse to write a few words of gratitude for your work. Your channel is one of the most interesting treasures I have come across. Thank you so much for opening the doors to this dialogue between cultures and traditions!
@danaimor5 ай бұрын
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@koosha.atashgard6 ай бұрын
Thank you to both Fadil and Ross for sharing these valuable and interesting conversations. The guided tour of the Ross Daly´s instruments was a bit short, it would be interesting to dedicate an episode just going through his whole collection. 🌷
@fadel12546 ай бұрын
ماشاءالله ثلاث ساعات ونصف ... هذا ماستر كلاس دسم جدا جدا ... شكرا فاضل
@raphaelbenyoucef44646 ай бұрын
Thanks for this beautiful interview and sharing, what IS the name of the iranian oud player, Hossein????
@nadjetzng97917 ай бұрын
ما شاء الله، حلقة مليئة بالفوائد لما عند هذا الناقد من إرث أدبي هائل.
@adrianfranco92368 ай бұрын
Dear Fadil, thank you so much. I love your channel! Amazing interview to this legendary artist. Incredible music. You are really creating a bridge between cultures, and helping to preserve alive the human patrimony. Best wishes from Denmark!
@fadel12548 ай бұрын
جميل اخوي فاضل واحد من الفاهمين جدا جدا فنان رائع رائع Habibi
@EfrenLopez-uu9is8 ай бұрын
I'm watching this amazing interview for the 3rd time, thank you again dear Fadil and Pedram jaan
@fahmialsaadi96868 ай бұрын
شكراً اخ فاضل ، قليلون من هم مثلك
@FadilAlturki8 ай бұрын
كل الشكر لك و وقتا ممتعا ومفيدا
@fadel12549 ай бұрын
عودا حميدا ايها الراقي
@A.ibrahimelsherif9 ай бұрын
موسيقى وعازف ملم وواعى وذكى ... مشكورين
@user-hz3bl5hy2h9 ай бұрын
أؤكد أن هذا الرجل حاد الذكاء.. ومشاء الله وهبه الله مثابرة وصبر على الوصول لهدفه.. بارك الله فيه وكل علم ينشره سيثاب عليه بأذن الله..
@user-hz3bl5hy2h9 ай бұрын
أنا سعدت جدا بمشاهدتى لهذة المقابلة للدكتور احمد .. وهذا الرجل يجب تسليط الضوء عليه .. فهو فى نظرى رجل من أعظم العلماء فى عصرنا هذا .. وكم هو ذكى جدا .. فهو فى مجاله فى نفس مكانة المشاهير فى الأدب والعلوم والفلسفة .. وأريد أن تدرس سيرته الذاتية فى المدارس الثانوية والجامعات كلها علمية وادبية.. هو مثل الدكتور مصطفى محمود و د طه حسين و د مصطفى مشرفة ود مجدى يعقوب .. اتمنى يتقبل تحياتى وتقديري لشخصه الكريم واسمه طه عبدالهادى شعير.. مهندس ميكانيكى ولى اختراع حصلت على براءة اختراع له وعدد من طلبات براءة الاختراع . وشاعر وكاتب قصة ولى ديوان من السعر باسم جمال الكلمات. تحياتى لقارئ هذا لتعليق..
@user-hz3bl5hy2h9 ай бұрын
كتبت كلمة (اسمه )فى التعليق كتبت خطأ وتصحيحها ( أسمى.).
@Mourad1m9 ай бұрын
This viedo should have been watched by hundreds of thousands!
@mazeyn Жыл бұрын
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@ercumenta Жыл бұрын
Mr. Erguner, today we can easily distinguish segah and hüzzam! We can not only appreciate a suznak şarkı fasıls, but also appreciate Dellazade's "Sinede bir lâhza ârâm eyle gel canım gibi" and other suznaks of İsmail Dede, Küçük Mehmet Ağa, Zekai Dede. Musician should not underestimate culture of musical public and take an easy way out by saying "nobody understands this any more."
@alinav5729 Жыл бұрын
amazing and inspiring 🤩
@martinefrance608 Жыл бұрын
Bravo ! Très intéressant entretien! Merci beaucoup !
@yoniben-dor3577 Жыл бұрын
Excellent.
@Anerada.DZorpa Жыл бұрын
My amazing first teacher regarding modal music! What a wonderful conversation! Thank you so much for sharing this ❤️
@kalil_jiryis Жыл бұрын
kzbin.info/www/bejne/amSxo4V7rqaCsJI
@diaahameed11 Жыл бұрын
سلمتم ❤❤
@user-jc4xq2zq8h Жыл бұрын
جميل!❤
@ercumenta Жыл бұрын
This is a valuable, interesting interview showing in modern Turkey how you can become a good musician. Thank you for this long intervew. Ahmet said his parents were not musicians but they actually gave him a very valuable background. His mother played kanun and his father was an incredibly good listener of classical music. He listened classical pieces from Münir Nurettin Selçuk, Bekir Sıtkı Sezgin, Alaeddin Yavaşça, Kani Karaca, Safiye Ayla and Meral Uğurlu. At a young age he listened Tanburi Cemil Bey, Mesut Cemil Bey, İzzettin Ökte, Ercüment Batanay and also Necdet Yaşar. These musicians gave him the “cocoon” as you wrote above. In modern Turkey it is not easy to insulate yourself from bad music. In taxies, “dolmuş”, on the streets, cafes, everywhere there is really bad music screaming. Some ezans are resided very badly, difficult to listen to some of them 5 times a day once you listened to Kani Karaca’s, Bekir Sıtkı Sezgin’s. His parents gave him the SENSE OF WHAT IS GOOD. He then listened to good music without being prejudiced. Ahmet has patience and talent for listening. He enjoys listening good music, he enjoys listening his own recordings. Some technically talented players stop doing that. Ahmet spends much more time to listen then to play. He had one of the best tanbur players of modern Turkey, Murat Aydemir, as a teacher for 10 years. Ahmet memorized pieces the old-fashioned way, listening masters, through meşk. He then learned notes. He also listens classical western music, which is wonderful. He does not fall into "alaturka/alafranga" sterile, useless even harmful debates. Even though this was Ahmet’s first interview in English, his English is good. He expresses himself well at a basic fundamental level. When he needs to discuss complicated musicological issues, issues related to his tanbur technique, etc., he needs more sophistication. He should learn English of all music terms. We have a vey talented tanbur player/singer (though we didn’t listen much of his singing), Collector of GOOD music, collector of 78 RPM records, photographs, paintings... Apparently he has a very good digital archive. He has access to huge material, which are now available to anyone willing to search and study thanks to Internet. Most importantly, Ahmet has an open mind, energy, generosity to share material, willingness to move forward. We will see much more of him…
@ahmetyagmurkucur2391 Жыл бұрын
Dear Ercüment Aksoy, you have summarized everything very nicely. Thank you very much for your comment which is full of your kindness and compliments, and of course thanks again for your time. I’ll try to do my best for the rest of my career. And my English also will be better, I will improve myself. All the best…
@meryemfatmaucar Жыл бұрын
Bu beyfendi geleceğin ustası👏👏
@johnwieczorek8744 Жыл бұрын
Wow!
@diaahameed11 Жыл бұрын
شكراً شكراً أستاذ فاضل على هذه الحلقة ❤❤❤
@CengizArslanpay Жыл бұрын
This is the first time I hear the bow with bells makes sense :)
@user-bq6yy6py6j Жыл бұрын
Dear Mr. Alturki, i really apreciate your english interviews with all this great musicians. It is a rare opportunity for me to hear and understand musicians, i would not understand, if they would speak in their native language. Therefor thanks a lot. Excuse me, but i am in this interview a little bit disturbed, by the fast switches between Evgenios and your screens. I would be very happy to see longer views without switching when Evgenios or you are speaking . And again thanks to you and Evgeninos and all the other musicans to take time and effort to spek about what we all love.
@mohamedgebreel4909 Жыл бұрын
عايزين طارق بشير في حلقة لوحده والنبي..انا عارف ان في حلقة قديمه له معاك..لكن نطالب ب بودكاست لطارق بشير ويقول كم دور حلوين..وربنا يخليك للسميعه
@usamaakili Жыл бұрын
شكراً للأخ جبريل على هذا الإهتمام و البحث الرائع ، الذي ألقى الضوء على حقبة زمنية مهمة في حياة الشريف محي الدين حيدر رحمه الله ، و الشكر أيضاً لك أخي العزيز فاضل على هذا العمل المميز ، و إلى مزيد من العطاء دمتم في أمان الله و رعايته .
@M.......A Жыл бұрын
الله الله يا فضل .. ويني عنك وعن قناتك من زمان .. الدكتور صلاح مميز وموضوع مهم جدًا
@william.bezerra Жыл бұрын
I really appreciated the interview. I just bought a used 1997 Stenzel guitar (practically new) and I'm really enjoying it. It was great to see his ideology and the way he think and build the instruments. My guitar has a lot of his ideals and is a masterpiece! Best regards from Brazil.