Leylâ and Majnun

À mystic Love
By ‪@ArmandAmar‬
Extract 1 Je t’ai vue dans mes songes Leylâ
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Distribution
@armand.amar.composer
Violon
Sarah Nemtanu
Tiphaine Gagne
Cello solo
Gregoire Korniluk
Alto solo
Anne sophie Versnaeyen
Flutes traversière et bansouri
henri Tournier
Flutes Kawal
isabelle Courroy
Clarinette
Laurent Clouet
Viole d’amour
Jasser Haj Youssef
Duduk
Levon Minassian
Oud
Driss el Maloumi
Yacir Rami
piano
Julien carton
Trompette Jean Bolinger
Ibrahim Maalouf
Percussions
kevan Chemirani John Boswell Joël Grare
Voix
Ariana Vafaradi , Salar Aghili
Marianne Svasek
Aram MINASSIAN
Christophe Baska
Naziha Meftah ,Anas Habib
Byambajargal Gombodorj
Enkejhargal Dandarvaanchig

[@mutluhanalphan]

From İstanbul with love! 💐

[@samadhinirvana947]

I pass by these walls, the walls of Layla And I kiss this wall and that wall It’s not Love of the houses that has taken my heart But the One who dwells in those houses -Majnun

[@paolagiunti2979]

All of them are really talented. Beautiful story and music.

[@youngeagle5953]

Qays and Layla were brought up together from childhood rearing the animals. Layla was the daughter of Qays’ cousin. Qays and Layla fell in love with each other when they were both very young and the love deepened day after day. Qays began writing poems about his love for Layla, mentioning her name often. When Qays asked Layla’s father for her hand in marriage, her father refused because there was a conflict between the families of Qays and Layla. Layla later married a young noble and rich merchant belonging to the Taqif tribe in Ta’if. When Qays heard of her marriage, he fled from home and began wandering the surrounding desert. His obsession with Layla was so great that people of the town began calling him “Majnun” (مَجْنُون), which means “mad” or “crazy”. Majnun’s family eventually gave up on his return and left food outside for him in the desert. He could sometimes be seen reciting poetry to himself or writing in the sand with a stick. Layla is generally depicted as having moved to a place in Northern Arabia with her husband, where she became ill and eventually died. In some versions, Layla died of heartbreak from not being able to see her would-be lover. Majnun was later found dead in the wilderness, near Layla’s grave. He had carved three verses of poetry on a rock near the grave, which was the last three verses attributed to him. " The most beloved thing to a man is the prohibition" Arab proverb. This proverb originates from a verse of the poem of Qays that he wrote for Layla when he was in love with her and her father had prohibited their marriage. Instead of him desisting from his love for her, he expressed his grief in a poem that said the most beloved thing to a man is what he is prevented from.

[@saran551]

Salar Aghili a great singer for Armand Amar music & Romi poet👏❤🌷

[@Jalolidtun_21]

Alhamdulilah Fors Tojik hastam 🎉#Jalolidtun_21 Toshkent 😊

[@Tonnikassen]

So so beautiful ❤

[@michelsqueren8759]

Magnifique!

[@oliviers.3592]

Magnifique

[@bashirbulbulia8929]

Beautiful

[@friederikehansen7858]

🌹

[@lol176-m21]

Espectacular ❤️❤️

[@lukasz_majewski]

"Ce que le jour doit à la nuit" - who knows book or movie? Big hug from Poland.

[@elisabethlegris6617]

i saw the movie 😢excellent

[@NatalieLapteva-lx6mw]

I love this🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@ritagrechi2663]

name of singer

[@ritagrechi2663]

name of singer?

[@leilalily6101]

What's their names the man and the woman who sing the Arabic part ?

[@AnnieAnnie-w7q]

Anass Habib and Naziha Meftah

[@aevgin]

This music is a masterpiece 💫

[@mousawajdi5458]

incroyable 💖 Armand Amar c'est un grand compositeur

[@leilalily6101]

Why it's the same music from Baba Aziz the movie!!?

[@alangodlas]

I suspect that Nacer Khemir, the director of Baba Aziz, really loved it as much we do and wanted it in his movie!

[@angelslluverasdelgado2398]

QUE BELLEZA !!!!!!!!!❤️ EL ALMA VUELA....

[@Normenian]

It is my dream to one day see this live. It's okay if it doesn't happen though. I have experienced it through the eyes and ears of all others who have been there.

[@ghalem]

Majnoun Ikram

[@benchmarkofficial8221]

Beautiful masterpiece ❤. If anyone has translation or lyrics, I would be grateful if you share 🌹

[@VelasquezWilliam]

Splendide !🥰 Impossible de retenir les larmes…🥲 Immense gratitude 🙏♥️🙏 Un moment de grâce ♥️🙏

[@elisabethlegris6617]

idem

[@FranciscaMartinezAranda]

I speak spanish, can someone tell me the lyric please to understand what they say, I need it 🙏

[@sayedmubashirhassan8265]

can someone please translate this?

[@Vickywonka7]

Pero qué belleza! qué interpretación tan magistral Cada átomo, feliz o triste... está encantado por el sol.

[@mianlenoable]

Grandios

[@addytrek3164]

Por Dios que hermoso ❤😊

[@martscapes]

🧡🙏

[@petrolleaf3156]

Was für eine wunderschöne Sprache, was für berührende Musik - was für ein kulturelles Erbe... Danke.

[@C_REKR]

fantastic !!!!!

[@michelebelahouane]

De toute beauté ! Beaucoup d’émotions 🙏

[@benchmarkofficial8221]

What's the name of the singer in second part ? in white shirt

[@AnnieAnnie-w7q]

Anass Habib

[@benchmarkofficial8221]

@@AnnieAnnie-w7q thanks brother

[@Saci-u7u]

Muhteşem,harika ötesi ,ruhuma işledi 🙏🏻

[@stolenrhythms]

Layli Majnun was written by Alisher Navai

[@farzeenkalhur4746]

Merci encour

[@solar9081]

Lindo, profundo, sagrado. Obrigado!

[@n0elwirtz894]

🙏🕊️❤️Mchristine

[@filizzabci1826]

Mesmerizing❣❣

[@n.a.1397]

Is this in Iran?

[@AnnieAnnie-w7q]

In Moscow

[@carloszarate6210]

Maravillosas voces, me encanta, gran compositor Armand Amar