Davod Azad Ensemble, Istanbul International Music Festival

[@straightforward2018]

I love Persians, I love their History, I love their Culture, I love their hospitality

[@EzDeanFassassi]

My Sun and Moon, my sight and hearing that Beauty suddenly appeared by my side. The one who was always in my thoughts for whom I've searched so long has come to me with open arms laying flowers on my path. My deepest wish has been granted. What can I fear when my shield my water of life has come? Today is a day of Glory! Today I am like Solomon with the ring of abundance on my finger and the divine crown on my head. I can fly for he has given me wings I can roar like a lion, I can rise like dawn. No more verses for I am taken to a place from where this world seems so small. -- Ghazal (Ode) 633 Translated by Azima Melita Kolin and Maryam Mafi

[@amberrose941]

i feel the rain of happiness in my heart with this beautiful music, thank you both so much .

[@royapeymandoost3602]

I kiss your artist hands from far and i wish you a long life full of enjoy and healthy.we pride you 😍😍😍😍

[@amberrose941]

elhamdüllilah all together is best - so beautiful songs, i do so much enjoy again and again - feel a very deep relationship to the acient Altai music sometimes...

[@skyofwisdom]

بسیار زیبا 🌹

[@nedajalali3142]

LOVE YOU!

[@Joy-rl7jr]

magnifique merci, Güler

[@pinkfloyd364]

عالی بود 🇮🇷

[@acerb4566]

I want to see a Turk, a Farsi, and a Kurd sitting together on that stage! This will happen one day.

[@pinkfloyd364]

This happens everyday in iran, you're an idiot lol

[@acerb4566]

@@pinkfloyd364 I knew that bro!!..But!. Tehran refuses to really recognize it's Kurdish younger brother want's His Own Free House!! Tehran must not be like that twit Erdogan & his homicidal fear of our Kurdish friends! It's so sad bro.

[@fatimamarzia]

wonderful

[@parivashneshastehchi5267]

عالی

[@hamiltonsarain9608]

Nice!

[@iransahrbi2745]

یا حق دم گرم

[@ahmetiskender7063]

Muhteşem

[@yaseresmaeilzadehchenijani1001]

دم گرم

[@gypsyanderson1541]

amazing!!!! *claps*

[@hariskrijestorac]

Does anyone have a translation of this poem? I would love to understand what he is singing!

[@bellahbachir6010]

مبدع

[@mehmethakankayacan5450]

Başarılı

[@muallakayas3301]

Actually he is Azeri Turk but some Azeri Turks live in Iran. And the culture is middle east culture, music too.

[@muallakayas3301]

The song name means "Sun and Moon"

[@RezBabe]

He is an Iranian of the ancient Azarbaijan province of Iran and NOT a Turk Madam, Turks live in Turkey. As for Azerbaijan Republic, you should ask them what they are!

[@muallakayas3301]

firstly, please be polite. Turk means general name, not Turkish. We are useing this word about central of Asia. I just said he is Azeri in Iran and he has two different culturel colour about voice. I loved his voice and i shared something, it's not more than anything.

[@MissIran2013]

oh never mind i just realized he is :-)

[@gulsahalizade5006]

Müthiş...

[@dumandog]

yes

[@armenartur3669]

218 LIKE !

[@MissIran2013]

is he Iranian ?

[@alibadri8540]

@ Mualla Saglam : please don't talk about something that you know about it nothing! Azeri Not Turk! they are different ! Mr. Davood Azad Is Iranian he was born in Oroumiye-Iran and learnt Iranian traditional music in Tabriz-Iran :) (@ MissIran2013) The Culture Is Persian Culture that have many similar factors with other Iran's contemporary neighbors because they were part of the Persia some of them not at a very old times :) Such as Azerbaijan and Iraq even Turkey but the Music and the culture of this countries with many similarity have many differences . western people say Middle East to all the countries of this area cause they can't recognize the differences !

[@zarbithechti]

Ligne mélodique que ne renieraient pas bien des groupes folkoriques français.

[@VineyardWindow14]

Azeri, Turk, Chinese, British... so what? Anyone has any idea what the lyrics are saying? I don't understand them but I know that it has nothing to do with narrow minded nationalism, anyway an artificial transplant from the 19th century Europe that somehow continues to show it's ugly and less than intelligent face in the rest of the world. Dawood Azad is not singing to celebrate his nationality, in case you are not aware. Just listen to the music and soften your heart.

[@mmrmr9423]

A lyric from mawlana jalal ad din RUMI's poems. He wrote this for his dearest master; my sun and my moon has come!