Dance queen Tursunay Ibrahimjan

A sweet and lovelable instrument work with classical dance by Dance queen Tursunay Ibrahimjan . . someone ask me not to talk about "Koja Kanri" which is written on title of video. I Think this performance is quite excellent. i would appreciate if my afghan/ Tajik friend could load dai dance which he believed to be similar

[@Nursel-od6ru]

Uygurlu Turk kardeslerimize Turkiye den sevgiler selamlar gonderiyorum.🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@user-uz3hd2nn4x]

ОбваражительноПростоКрасотаНеОписуемая

[@rezahemmatzadeh1191]

one of greatest civilizations on the earth

[@namook1965]

Beautiful people, beautiful music. I think all Turkic people are beautiful and talented. And for some unknown reason, I have always loved them. I am a Tibetan. Wish you love, peace and happiness to all the Turkic people in the world

[@ronningun]

Nice outfit! She's pretty, so are the instrumentalists. I love central Asain dances because they have both Persian and Turkish elements in them. Very nice!

[@timur1lenk]

Even me Bosnian learned a lot via you tube about Uyghuristan and their music. So I recognised right away the music from the song Mirajihan..my favorite of Uyghur music. I wish the best to the great people of Uyghuristan/East Turkestan.

[@koloft07]

This is one of the most stunning, most exotic music I've ever heard in my life, it speaks to my soul (could it be because I was born in Azarbayjan?). Thank you so much for posting this & enabling us to connect with our glorious past.

[@Yeschiil]

Merhaba Kardeslerim!!!! Biz sizi cok seviyoruz!!! By: Hazar from: Turkey

[@shalabanjika]

sweet and loveable is right!

[@uzabo]

My wife is a professionals Uzbek dancer. She had 6 years of Tashkent State Dance College. and i think Uzbek dance is one of the most diverse. But this is Uygur which is also good.

[@yardandy]

Absolutely beautiful Uyghur dance performance! I love dances from Tursunay, she is so graceful! Love you Tursunay! Suggestion to viewers: Please DO NOT force your political views on thers here, it is not-sense, just post comments related to the video. Some of you just try to post bullshit, if you know for sure, say it. If you do not know good enough, ask and learn. This is such a beautiful video, but some comments here are disgusting. Enjoy the music and share your ideas on the music.

[@user-zz1ul6ls7u]

Ажайип чирайлик усул

[@infeltk]

@ditmasdancer What a power of Internet. I am from Poland and i love uyghur music too.

[@sotahra]

it so beautiful

[@Celltypewhatkind]

wooooooooooooooow

[@TRANDAFIR77]

super song 5 *****

[@nitin1947]

narrow passage between houses is called Gali in Hindia (India's national language) and call Galli in Marathi which is my mother tongue.

[@TheGezginaltar]

nice music.@greatcyruss

[@UyghurHistory-com]

Kucha was also called Kusan which is the capital of Kusan Uyghur kingdom.The name Kucha comes from the word Kuch which means Power,Powerful in Uyghur language. Kusan comes from the word Kisin which means also Powerful in ancient Uyghur language. You may know that India is the holy place of Buddhism in ancient times, you should know that Kucha was another world's holy place of Buddhism in ancients times, those amazing relics could be the proof for that.

[@hawk2500]

Thanks to Zarin for posting this beautiful clip and Duldul for the very helpful explanations. Actually I find not only the dance and music but also the traditional dresses beautiful. unfortunately the the small scren of 10X12 cm doesn't do justice to this. Duldul I'll check your clips!

[@kalanag123]

where this song belong from wait for replay

[@GalinaMora]

What kind of connection do you see between Classical Uygur Dance and stuff you wrote, sorry?

[@UyghurHistory-com]

That Uyghur musical instrument was called Qushtar. In Uyghur language Qush=Bird, Tar=String. A shape of nightingale is carved on it's handle, that's why it called like that. Now we Uyghurs call it Hushtar, Hush= Pleasing .....actually this is the changing of the pronounciation. About the dancer Tursunay Ibrahim, you can read the description of my video, she is a great dancer!!

[@jjvv7780]

What's the name of this song

[@shishyupal]

Wow ! What's the name of those kind of violins ? So mesmerizing they sound !

[@zulfiyey5920]

shishyupal it is hushtar, a uyghur musical instrument.

[@jjvv7780]

Listen people religion don't have nothing to do with the video man for real if you want to discus about religion go to a religion discus center but let the other enjoy the beautiful music man for real

[@timur1lenk]

Zer bundaaaaa baram sey.....etc can somebody right the words of Mirajihan in latin letters.

[@thunderboy23]

Dai means peacock. But in Chinese, Dai is one of our 56 ethnics (same people in Thailand).

[@UyghurHistory-com]

So the name Kucha(Kusan) has the history of more than 1000 years. The title is not Kocha qizi(street girl) nor Koja kenri, you may have difficulty in reading Uyghur language. In your another video Turkic mastana, you thought that it's Turkmen dance, actually not! It's also Uyghur dance! Again thanks for posting these Uyghur videos, but you should give the right description.

[@UyghurHistory-com]

This is Uyghur folk dance, title is Kucha Qizi(girl from Kucha),that Uyghur musical instrument is called Hushtar,background music is from the well known Uyghur folk song Mirajihan,you can find the song from my videos.Please do not remove any of my comment, I just hope you to make things correct. Thanks!

[@UyghurHistory-com]

Definitely no way!!! Plz read my comment.

[@rock85617]

that's not violin,a tracraditional musical istrument of uyghur's.

[@milkycooler]

this here girl knows how to get a dance off right

[@tarakkiyot]

@WDMarx hello? living proof that marijuana should be banned forever.

[@ADIMM0]

I would have to disagree with you there my brother, Islam was first introduced by the Arabs themselves , and then when the Pashtuns of Afghanistan settled India they introduced Islam to the native inhabitants of India and then by the Sufi saints. The Turks were the ones who conquered India , they were called the Mughals.

[@longlat]

this is uyghur dance,not Dai dance.

[@youyouooxx]

Just so you know this is definitely not Dai dance. God how can you confuse Uyghur w/ Dai? They look so distinguishable to me @_@ So if you don't mind please change that in your introduction of this clip.

[@deosaiplains]

en dot wikipedia dot org / wiki/ Kucha

[@akb2710]

this is a copy of moghalizam movie dance and song , they changed the music lit bet .

[@uyghur1984]

I can't believe you are a human being. dont you feel shame of blaming a very decent lady? shame on you.