Learn to play Iranian Daf - with Naghmeh Farahmand

[@taithmacerca2953]

The sound of the Iranian Daf in the hands of a dedicated musician that loves the art of playing it, touches the soul.

[@ayoobayoob2236]

Don't,music,,world,muslim,lady's,becarfull,maasha,Allah

[@syedziyaulla3816]

hii

[@Malkx]

Lair... Music is Haram.

[@elbebe1194]

The Iranian percussion is amazing. Respects from Chile

[@chanduthorat8504]

Www

[@mrkurdi22]

It is Kurdish

[@pejon2269]

It's amazing how moving the daf up and down when playing it, makes it easier and more forceful the beats and adds the jingle effect of the rings sound on the back of it. Just amazing

[@arshmanpro8694]

Hi, have seen iran and i love iran and iranian people Thank You for preserving and sharing your culture.

[@banafshesharifian1361]

Can’t wait to start learning! Brings me back to my childhood and dancing to this in family gatherings!

[@vikrampalwankar3538]

Madam your video is an inspiration for all of us to learn some instrument with the right basics , thank you very much

[@HabiburRahman-xt2gl]

Wow, Masha Allah. Wish you to have a great prosperous life. This is from Nagapattinam, Tamil Nadu, South India

[@HrSamstag]

Besides the drumming you have a very beautiful, relaxing voice.

[@MDeeb-lv3xi]

History And Origin Of Daf: The earliest evidence of the dap (daf) dates back to Sassanid Iran.The Pahlavi (an ancient Iranian language) name of the daf is dap. The word daf is therefore the Arabicized form of the word dap. Some pictures of dap have been found in paintings that date before the Common Era. The presence of Iranian dap in the reliefs of Behistun suggests the daf Existed Before The Rise OF Islam. Dafs were part of religious music in Iran much before Sufism. Iranian music has always been a spiritual tool. It shows that dafs played an important role in Mazdean Iran emerging as an important element during the Sassanian times during the Kâvusakân dynasty. Also there is a kind of square frame drum in the stonecutting of Taq-e Bostan (another famous monument located 5 km (3 mi) northeast of Kermanshah city): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daf

[@purushothamrajunannayabatt6236]

Sounds like Indian words

[@Keyhan-c8c]

@@purushothamrajunannayabatt6236 they have both sanscrit rooths, but if you listen to afghanistan farsi you notice the sanscriti in it like hindi. tehrani farsi is sure mixed with much more arabic therefor you have hard time relating the farsi tehranis talk with hindi.

[@purushothamrajunannayabatt6236]

In telugu(a dravidiyan Indian language).. It is called as dappu or dapp

[@gillesbourgeois5348]

the letter doesn't exist in arabic, so they turned dap to daf, or dab.

[@irmabronder]

Very interesting. Your video was recommended because I watch Sami Yusuf. Thank you for spreading your knowledge. Much love. xx

[@bulu9214]

Dear mam ,you seem to have a great interest in knowing other's culture. I see a lot of your comments in relation with different cultures.

[@irmabronder]

@@bulu9214 Yes, other cultures can bring you new knowledge. My name means universal. Your name is a hidden hint of who you are. For me every person is special, but at the same time not more special than another person. People who you meet are in your life to evolve your soul. Spread your knowledge and you might bring someone on their right path. Much love.

[@bulu9214]

@@irmabronder Can you do a favor to me? You seem to have learnt a lot of things. I am also a seeker of knowledge . Can you provid me some videos or channels link that you think other people should know too? At least one channel that you think everyone should watch. Thank you. I will appreciate a lot.

[@bulu9214]

@@irmabronder You said every person is special for you but no more special than others. So to you is Hitler as special as let's say Gandhi or Buddha? Because you said every person is special for you but not more special than others.

[@irmabronder]

@@bulu9214 Everyone knows who has or had good and bad influences on our civilization. I do not think I have to explain to you who was bad and who was good. Everyone knows. In every country, religion or culture there are bad and good people. It is every single person who has the opportunity to show good. And be an example for the rest. I have no idea why you are putting this example down. But I think you need to focus on more positive influences and leave the bad influences in a box. Much love.

[@sitarasehar5499]

Beautiful and marvellous the way of teaching and playing I can’t play yet like to enjoy daf while sitting alone. My fav instrument I love it. Love and respect for Iran.

[@rishiesingh4393]

Excellent artistic.. and kind of different

[@MKhan-tl3wz]

We indian love music, Daff is very popular musical instrument, we like it. ।। Thx for introducing iranian music

[@ihsas4316]

Very nice demonstration with soft language

[@karukaru1960]

A wonderful video. Teaching and playing expertise that is clear and inspiring.

[@susheelgeorge964]

Same type of instrument played in Rajasthan, India and it is called Chang, mainly the Chang ( drum ) used in Holi festival ( last week of February and March ).

[@luistentindo6334]

Thanks for this video. I found it very helpful as I'm new to the frame drum. I found the instructions, quality of video and the rythyms to be be accessible.

[@abdulnasarpilayithodika3278]

Welcome Kerala

[@melissawebster1040]

My right hand thumb tends to slide up along the frame as I play. Is it only lack of practice or is there any tip to solve it? Thanks for the video, it's great!

[@nazeerpangode9515]

very use full and informative teaching,thank you

[@bagherihelen]

واااقعا عالییی توضیح میدین به به خوش صحبتو خوش سیما هم که هستین خیلیییی متشكرم 🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹

[@nishadummer7150]

really help full to learn the basics. im from kerala, southern state of india. here we play a different beat. our duff and arabana is different too. but we also use goat skin to make the instrument.

[@renaebruce-miller]

Thank You for preserving and sharing your culture!

[@martinprabu1679]

Renae Bruce-Miller You are correct

[@maheshpatil3899]

Super

[@neginsarrami2457]

What an awesome comment. My mom just flew back into CA from Iran and brought one with her, and I'm eagerly learning everything I can from KZbin. There is so much value in preservation of culture. When I hold the rim of the daf up to my ear and move it slightly, the sounds the chains make are like the ocean.

[@mohammadkazemi008]

عالی عالی دست مریزاد. آموزش وشیوه ی تدریست خیلی بی نقص وعالی بودخانم فرهمند. درتمام مراحل زندگی همچون استادکامکارموفق وسربلندباشید. 👏👏👏👏👏

[@elroiglobaltheologychannel3373]

I'm from India. I like your play. It is awesome. A big salute to you.

[@LaZaritasjourney]

That was AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFULL!!!! T hnx for sharing!

[@tahirabibi4073]

Good explanation great job

[@kkssraja1554]

very nice Teaching, Thank you for uploading this Amazing Video.

[@RajaSekar-dy4zk]

Very good and amazing my lady thankyou

[@Almahra94]

Perfect... greetings from Saudi Arabia

[@INSFarms]

Love from India.

[@ankitcoolvideos]

Aroon Al Thengis Khan dafli wale Dafli baja

[@bortchy]

Miss and Mister you are one perfect duo. sounding beautefull and Miss Naghmeh is great pedagog

[@ART_INDIA]

Outstanding instrument...... you played..... very beautifully.

[@parnellfinkley6206]

8:13 This is what you want

[@chiragkswamy6170]

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[@sathwikshankar6372]

Legend

[@seafoodpizza]

Nailed it

[@rameshjagtap5130]

So true . this known as halagi in maharashtra music so famous & my favourite. After so long Hear this from you .Thankfully

[@JohnWest4]

Very cool. Definitely a new flavor!

[@heykhayala]

I love Daf sound 😍 So beautiful 😍

[@mjm5801]

You are great love from India

[@sureshfonseka4404]

Wow wonderful instrument and tutorial and very nice music playing thank you somuch

[@vajpeyimadhu5910]

Suresh Fonseka canv c a csnbreds

[@vajpeyimadhu5910]

cabredance and

[@پیروزیازآنمردممظلومهست]

نغمه جان خسته نباشی درودبرشماوپدربزرگوارتون استادمحمودفرهمند

[@abhijitganguly5339]

MUSIC WAS GOOD AND MUSICIAN WAS BEAUTIFUL MAY GOD BLESS YOU,AMEN!

[@little_moon916]

Music is music ALL is like ONLY one music ONLY MASHA ALLAH

[@WrestleTheDecibel]

wonderful piece at the end

[@knowledgeiskey4087]

She giving me ASMR Goosebumps.

[@kitchenarbabvlog]

Excellent Sharing 👌 Watching 👀 Here 😊

[@owaisahmad2746]

U are so good teacher. Thnx my Teacher. Good bles u💞💟💕💖

[@BarbaraGail_drum_song_dance]

Thank you! You’re a wonderful teacher. 😊🙏🏼❤️

[@pallabdasgupta6780]

Wow!Wow!!I think the Musical Instrument Will be give a good sound,I highly appreciate Ur talent for beating that Instrument which is totally unknown to me,I Hats off Ur knowledge of that Instrument,Thanks a lot to Ur Channel for uploading the Amazing Video on You Tube Channel👍

[@thesoundtherapy2489]

Will search and learn this instrument. Thanks

[@nrmreddy8084]

Excellent demo

[@oldengoldenmeow]

Fantastic. Never knew this instrument before.

[@RizwanAhmed-vf3px]

Bro duf दफ is famous in India

[@YusufboyDivanov]

*Kanalingizga rivoj.Xorazmdan keldim*

[@nishtmankurdan]

Thank you dear🩷 I am very happy that Def was able to stay in everyone's hearts and the governments could not destroy it.

[@buzhichun]

Excellent video. I loved it and I don't even play a percussion instrument.

[@amaanquazi1744]

Mashaallahh i would love to learn this instrument

[@angchokthala2510]

Wow amazing I am from ladakh and my mom for play daf

[@uduboy]

Absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing your passion of playing the Daf. Coming to it for the first time. Intoxicating instrument. Very inspiring. Wishing you great and continued success!!!

[@kimtoogood-hughes3143]

I am learning but cannot stop my jingles making very loud rattling out of time with beats, what is the secret?

[@markmeri4247]

Man I can play Daf pretty decently (or I thought) until now I learned the proper way of holding it and I just can't get it right. I can't balance the Daf every time my right hand wants to play a Dom, it pushes the Daf out of balance bleeeeehhh i need to train a lot for this

[@clmusicndance]

Thank you so so very much for this wonderful video playing daf. I have been playing daf for sometime and have found it hard to find a good daf video in english and this is just perfect as I want to enhance my playing so hope to see ore of your advanced teachings thank you - namaste xoxoxo

[@amirh2500]

Christine Lynne, hi you can find other video,. search this name pejman hadadi

[@clmusicndance]

Thank you Amir, I will check him out, but I do like the way this lady shares her teachings - namste xoxoxo

[@abhinavsharma9243]

Hi just wanted to inform you that she is from Iran and hence she won't understand namaste as it's a sanskrit greeting used in India.

[@brahma_the_daughter_eater]

@@abhinavsharma9243 sanskrit came from Iran🗿

[@yoali7330]

Thank you I have learned a lot from you 🤲🤲🤲♥️🤲🤲🤲🤲

[@MehranKhan-ru7hx]

Wow mam God bless you 💓💓

[@b.v.rajendran7349]

When we think of Iran, it's world political, religious, economical problems only comes in our mind! It is facing a lot of problems years together! But apart from that, how Iran is in a position of front runner of world quality cinema? Great!!

[@RDM069]

In telugu language *Dappu* & Iran language *Daf* I think country's are different but Dappu culture is same

[@a1rajesh13]

Dayakaran Maurya Dappu is actually name in Tamil Thappu(dappu)

[@vishwakarmak7356]

Means it is named by the sound it makes

[@setomakura]

Damfu in Nepali

[@Keyhan-c8c]

It was named "Dapp" in sasanian parsi too, if you remove arabic effects from farsi you literally get really close to Sassanian Persian.

[@zainalabidinnetmedia3464]

Nice video, sucses full thank you 👍👍👍

[@murtazasinger1720]

Fantastic so amazing

[@WomenFrameDrumming]

Thank you for making this available!

[@georagecina7392]

very nice teaching method and the teacher was also boom.

[@mehdimoghaddam1482]

خیلی قشنگ می زنید بسیار لذت بخش..

[@rawalgrafix]

Love your style of teaching great God bless you

[@Mukundanghri]

This was absolutely fantastic. Thank you.

[@Tiger_OX]

اللهم انصر إخواننا المسلمين في فلسطين و سوريا و كل العالم.

[@kousalyalakshman1748]

Very nice 🙏

[@srividyaananth1379]

I love this instrument. I am from India

[@WaqarKhan-rp5ot]

I am from Pakistan I like & love Iran

[@johhnytreason69]

This drum is awesome!

[@Rajbongshi_Amit]

wow, it gave me goosebumps at 08:13

[@drkmlakshmipathy]

Good teaching of this musique instrument ...very dedicated play

[@mohanshende3790]

Very good daf

[@shathafaiz7158]

That is such a nice teaching video. And the iranian beats are so nice and amazing, you're awsom...Daff is widley used in the region ( Arabic peninsula going north to Kurdistan then east to Iran and after). The word Daff is an Arabic word, and you can find it's meaning in Arabic-Arabic dictionary. It means strok or beat as it refers to the instrument Daff ( Al Daff, pl. Dufoof). Music is international, and it is so intertaining watching the same instrument with diffrent beats according to the region.

[@MDeeb-lv3xi]

Shatha Faiz-- Sorry to disappoint you, but with all respect this is the facts: The earliest evidence of the dap (daf) dates back to Sassanid Iran.The Pahlavi (an ancient Iranian language) name of the daf is dap. The word daf is therefore the Arabicized form of the word dap. Some pictures of dap have been found in paintings that date before the Common Era. The presence of Iranian dap in the reliefs of Behistun suggests the daf Existed Before The Rise OF Islam. Dafs were part of religious music in Iran much before Sufism. Iranian music has always been a spiritual tool. It shows that dafs played an important role in Mazdean Iran emerging as an important element during the Sassanian times during the Kâvusakân dynasty. Also there is a kind of square frame drum in the stonecutting of Taq-e Bostan (another famous monument located 5 km (3 mi) northeast of Kermanshah city): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daf

[@sureshlatha8995]

Wow wonderful

[@mehdikashfi5761]

بسیار عالی استاد نغمه خانم

[@Fritson]

Very good, merci Naghmeh khanom!

[@safiasaad5003]

really love it😍

[@Khatuntales]

Merci Naghme aziz... Thank you David

[@olivvapor4873]

Always good to know another good music instrument and another great artist ...

[@mishterpreshident]

This is great! I just bought a 22 inch frame drum and have been loving learning from this goddess of the drums! I first witnessed her playing Tonbak -- it's also a very "spiritual" drum, and it sounds amazing in duet with the frame drum.

[@Boreshco]

افرین بر تو بانوی ایرانی واقعا کلاس خوب و بی نقصی بود

[@enastbakhi8422]

Wow I love it ☺

[@rizwanhaider3688]

Very good video

[@heritage433]

Can't purchase the online course!please help!

[@sams8250]

Please please mention that it’s Kurdish music from begging and we all love you!!

[@vizardgaming409]

Luv From Pakistan for brother Iran

[@nandanadeshapriyavlog3936]

Great job 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@NANishi-fm1jt]

Love from Bangladesh

[@deepaknagargujjar5007]

Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳💪💪💪💪💪💪

[@anupammukherjee3337]

Wonderful 👏👏 Thank you very much

[@TheFari710]

This is a very nice Iranian (Iranian) instrument

[@KcHyBaBakurdistan]

fari taghiyaeh Kurdish

[@ramazanbekar1636]

@Max Lave , This is a TURKİSCH instrument.

[@farshimelt]

What's really important is the music and not your angry egotistic rant. The origin of the instrument is interesting to historians and has nothing to do with making music. No one is stealing anything. Music is free for everyone. If you want to start tracing origins, you'll have to go to Africa, where we all came from.

[@omidzadeh4921]

This is kurdish instrument made by kurd from Kurdistan

[@doityourself4912]

Thank you very much!!!

[@charlieglynwoods4642]

Beautiful rhythms

[@theGizmoGirl]

In India the drum is smaller and is called a "Dafli" so amazing how cultures are closely related, similar word root i suppose. reminds me rishi kapoor and. Song dafli waale.. Dafli bajaa..

[@theGizmoGirl]

@Bhadwa Modi lol I have access to Google too you know, and I used it 1 year ago to look up the Daf 😆

[@theGizmoGirl]

@Bhadwa Modi what is there to update my friend? you should try and read first! I'm talking about the Indian variant of daf which is called 'dafli' and possibly one of them is derived from/related to the other.. and how I'm reminded of a bollywood song.

[@thenoobprincev2529]

Daf and most of other Iranian instruments were interduced in the subcontinnet in Dehli sultanate and Mughul eras.

[@theGizmoGirl]

@@thenoobprincev2529 ya possibly..

[@jagadeeshbabuk7914]

Very nice my dear friend.. Love from India.