Hungarian folk music from Transylvania

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[@Ashling92734]

Greetings from Romania! Much love and respect to your music!

[@d.cs.j.2513]

Multumim frumos! Esti o persoana minunata!!

[@benibodi6259]

The only romanian we respect

[@saebica]

Respect to Hungary and Csango people from a Romanian Aromanian.

[@mihaly2590]

Respect and love romania from hungary

[@lattakoderzci5431]

Román üdvözlet nekúnk nem kell! ERDÉLY MAGYAR! VISSZA FOGJUK VENNI! 🇭🇺💪🏻

[@hichamrouidi]

Transylvania is so wonderful land. Greetings from Morocco.. PEACE!!!

[@CultOfSaintGuthlac]

One of my best folk songs ever.... Greetings from Czech Republic...

[@anna14campbell]

Mekkora istencsászár zenéid vannak...respect

[@ZsH85]

Anna Kleopatra Bergendy neked meg jó ízlésed

[@anna14campbell]

h. zs.​ Köszi :)

[@celestinerk374]

Anna Kleopatra Bergendy what does it mean.. Koszy?

[@anna14campbell]

With i on the end it means thank you Rosela K.​

[@celestinerk374]

Ok.. Köszi Anna :-D

[@coalbanks]

My father came from Northern Hungaria as he knew it in 1926. A bit of a shock to arrive on the South Alberta prairie - not many trees and a lot less rain and greenery but he loved life on the ranches.

[@cgbuosi]

I've always loved gypsy, and balkanic music, but I have never listened to a hungarian music, that's awesome...really... this music is perfect...

[@europeaneagle3338]

Im Bosniak and i like both Romania and Hungary, two beautiful countries in heart of Europe, once again Grettings from Bosnia and Herzegovina

[@yoshisuketanaka8944]

I love it! It's really fabulous. And I think I feel there is something similar to Celtic music in Hungarian melody. Both music are my spiritual homes to me...

[@miguelmatuska2282]

In Roman time what’s today’s Hungary was populated by Celt people.

[@patrizia9044]

@@miguelmatuska2282 that's right. When I did dna ancestry test I was confused why I got high percentage of Scottish and Irish but when I learned more about history it all cleared up to me

[@only33]

That sounds great, loves from Poland

[@eleonor45]

Only Thank you! Greetings from Hungary! 😘

[@holtnergabor9215]

Egy szép magyar népzene szeretem az ilyeneket

[@anniet5571]

maybe it's coz I grew up in Hungary but for me the Hungarian folk music is by far the best in the whole world.

[@japicic]

+Annie T everybody's folk music is the best in the world. greeeeeeeeeeeeeetings.

[@JuanSanchez-si8pq]

I'm from spain, this music touch me in the heart me like no others. Viva Hungría!!! Viva el pueblo magiar!

[@meghannachtiean3830]

I absolutely agree 100% coming from an 🇺🇸

[@alijalili6509]

love Hungarian from iran

[@europeaneagle3338]

Ali Jalili Persia sounds bether, Grettings from Bosnia and Herzegovina to mighty PERSIA AND PERSIANS

[@goatwarrior3570]

Rise up against your Arab masters Persian.

[@FIDEEEEEEESZ]

We love Persians from Hungary !!!

[@HunGyilok]

alak akbar!

[@magyarahun8982]

We HUNgarian love Iran! 🤝

[@Azhureus]

Very similar to Scottish folklore music, love it :)

[@malna-malna]

shit this is legit fantastic! :D Thank you so much for sharing beautiful Hungarian music with the world. Love from Poland

[@zisolteanul2926]

Omul acesta este un artist. Si doar prezintā muzicā. De calitate. Ce-i frumos, e mereu frumos , bā vere ! ---- in briefly : this man only casting up quality music ... what's beautiful is always beautiful folks !

[@MikeEgypte]

Love the music, and love the scenery.

[@СвятославСлавен]

this is really gorgeous

[@GrTi11]

Erdely magyarosz fold! Greetings from Moldavia!

[@sebisuteu8979]

Lmao ruski

[@romania1918]

Transilvania is romania

[@evermindnever1]

@ is you a joke

[@ragman2623]

shut the fuck up all of you idiots...

[@eszterhorvath4241]

@@ragman2623 Te mégis beszélsz...

[@Olav01234]

@wainscottbl It practically always belonged to the Hungarian kings, later to the Hungarian monarchs of Transylvania, or to the town of Brassó and was never the property of Vlad Tepes... the real castle of Dracul was in Târgoviște in Wallachia/Muntenia. The connection with Bran is only a modern Romanian fiction based on Stoker's book, because from the original castle only a miserable tower left, and therefore it would hardly attract visitors.

[@jamesnewman22]

Facts

[@DevilWearsCavalli]

Beautiful!!!! I really expect visiting Transylviana one day... Once again, wonderful music, country and culture! Greetings from France!

[@hirajem]

Hihetetlen értékeink és szépségeink vannak és természetesen. Köszönöm.

Hahaha, true. Your music says all I know, it speaks to us who understand the tongue by heritage. Isten bless you! Isten áldjon!

Ó! Hát végre megtaláltam az eredeti verziót! Rengeteg videóban felhasználják a zenédet, én meg az alapján megtanultam (meg mindig csiszolgatom!) Kiváló! Köszönöm, ismét! Az ír zenét szintén!

[@mohamedakhdim3641]

Hungaria is a beautiful country i would love 2 go there and not only explore it but all of european countries cause europe is truly the best continent for me

[@sebisuteu8979]

Those pics are from Romania bruh

[@inforthekiii8840]

@@sebisuteu8979 stay mad nigga lmfao

[@97Kutas]

@@sebisuteu8979 It is Transylvania , gypsy

[@todor8989]

WOW, Amazing melody!!!! I think that this music should make you closer instead splits. Greetings from Bulgaria!

[@Olav01234]

@Gwynsek As I alredy wrote it, only the Hungarians and Irishmen have slant pentatonic scale in whole Europe and only the Hungarian, Basque and Irish dances (oldest European cultures) use counterpointing. Moreover, many words are common in both languages: atya - athair (father) viz - uisce (water) talaj - talamh (soil, ground) tűz - tine (fire) fű - féar (grass) forrás - fuarán (spring) bánat - brónach (sorrow)

[@Snruisy]

Zoltan Arany, you preserve a great musical art form, which I enjoy it very much. But please, disregard my Romanian compatriots who only try to provoke you. Curiously enough, I like Transylvanian Hungarian Folk music a lot. Thanks, Koszi, Multam:)))

[@RRMGaming123]

@@emanuelmaldoileacont8253 La ce limbaj ai sunt convins ca ai suferit toata viata...suntem in 2020, lasa opiniile astea pe stadion

[@liviu1266]

@@RRMGaming123 Zicea de bine bai desteptule

[@RRMGaming123]

@@liviu1266 Tu vezi cui i-am dat tag? Sigur zicea de bine daca i-au scos comentariul. Calmeaza-te desteptule

[@RRMGaming123]

@@liviu1266 da bine ca faci pe desteptul dupa ce ca n-ai vazut niciun comentariu

[@liviu1266]

@@RRMGaming123 Pai l-am vazut dar cred ca e inutil sa ne ciondanim pe youtube in continuare

[@Ysumori]

Oh man, I love this piece. It is Csango music! I heard it from Zurgo group.

[@LehelBabos]

I wish there were more people who thought and spoke as you just did my friend. Thumbs up for you. A Hungarian guy.

[@HardHustler956]

You are great at old and folk music!!! Greetings from Finland again!

[@Wul-Lop]

Great photo & songs. May Hungarian people be happy, healthy & prosperous. Happy New Year 2012. ขอบคุณครับ (Thank you words in Thai).

[@AzkartuBidaiatzenTakeitEasy]

One of the best traditional Musics we ever listened to : We'll have to get there the soonest the better !

[@Vladengar]

God bless you, Arany. Thank you for the amazing music.

[@aykhan.mammadov]

Greetings and Loves from Azerbaijan to our HUN brothers Transylvania Is HUNGARY 🇦🇿🇭🇺

[@southernrebel2464]

@@Alex-kh5bt What's the problem gypsi rat? :D

[@Alex-kh5bt]

@@southernrebel2464 speak nice to your father

[@presh3681]

@@robulluidumnezeu9206 in your dreams😘 Transylvania is forever Hungary😍

[@tonythejackal571]

@@robulluidumnezeu9206 Hungarians aren't Mongols get your facts straight

[@tonythejackal571]

@@robulluidumnezeu9206 Where is the opinion? I stated a fact and saying that i should stfu isn't very polite is it? Rather rude.

[@NZoltanJ]

Csodálatos! Benne van édes szülőföldem, Erdély, minden szépsége.

[@TheLordhorationelson]

i am 50% hungarian and i feel very proud of it, now i just need to learn hungarian abit better.

[@Konipas01]

I am the same ! Cheers bro ! Duolingo is not an option for further study though, try : hungarian pod 101 or if you mean it seriously find language school + go to hungary ( best option ) , I tried duolingo , but this style does not work for me , but it is just my opinion .

[@sevdrakegavial]

what is your other half?

[@zsoltmihalyszilagyi8960]

Hajrááá!❤😂

[@MrBali90]

@aranzoltan Köszönöm szépen a választ. Örülök h egy ilyen színünk is van:), és gratulálok ügyes vagy.

[@ironsidemedia]

I've always loved Celtic Music, but had a very strong Hungarian heritage. I couldn't figure it out until I found your music, and others like you. Thanks for helping my find where my tastes, and history cross paths!

[@SieboSleb1]

Gyöngyörű! Köszi szépen Hollandiából!

[@Paganbeliever]

Mr Zoltan. My hat goes of to you. Such splendid talent should not be wated. I sure hope you will get a contract one day, and in the meantime, I will enjoy all your music here on youtube. Both folkmusic and medieval. Thank you, truly!

[@raimhol]

Fantaztikusan jó! A szívekig hatoló ez a dal! Remélem még sok ilyen szám lesz újra magyarországon! :)

[@Olav01234]

@Gwynsek It's because even the Celtic (Halstattian) culture itself originates from the Carpathian basin. The Hungarian culture has around 8 thousand years old prehistory in there.. This celto-scythian connection dates back to the 2nd-1st millenia BC.

[@Olav01234]

@RyanRyzzo Hungarian uses the possessive case reversed with respect to the Indo-European languages, only the Japanese language using the same form as the Hungarian. The formation of words in Hungarian language is carried out mainly by suffixes, thus transforming one concept to another one. This is the reason why Hungarian basic words are one or two syllable long, while the spoken language uses much longer words, due to the suffixes applied within the words.

[@gategirl95]

a Magyarok tudnak! Ez tény! Csak tessék meghallgatni amit a fiatalember csinál,ez eszméletlen szép,Gyönyörű! És nekem semmilyen hülye buta külföldi nem merje becsmérelni sem ezt ,sem a magyarokat!!! Hajrá kedves fiatalember csak így tovább!!! Gyönyörűen játszik! Gratulálok! Na én az ilyen magyart szeretem!! Még egyszer Köszönöm hogy Ön megosztotta velünk tudását!!:D:D Csak így tovább!!

[@MattAttack54]

Such the Beauty of Hungary I shall one day return to Families Homeland I am Austro-Hungarian Romanian Russian and Polish so this music is Special To me. I would love to See Budapest and Vienna and Bucarest as well. It Means alot to me.

[@Olav01234]

@ThaJew420 ...along with the earliest writing system of the Tordos-Vinca culture complex. In the 9th c. AD returning Hungarians also took back these cultural signs alredy vanished in Europe by that time, along with the Hungarian runeiform writing which stands closer to the (at that time alredy extinct) Etruscan alphabet and numerals than to the Roman ones. When Hungarians came back, they spoke an archaic (Pre-Indo-European) European language like the Basques.

[@sandyClaws999]

it´s just awesome! i can´t stop listen to it......... thank you!

[@blasterNOX]

Ez fantasztikus! Egy titkos láncszem a moldvai csángó és az ír népzene közt. Nagy nagy gratuláció! :)

[@Pluskat78]

@farky91 Its the Vajdahunyadi castle in Budpaest. It was build in 1896 for the year of the milleneum. It is like a smaller copy of the real castle what you can find in Transylvania.

[@hitheshyogi3630]

use Creativity.Music is God's gift.Universal Arrow,Kerala,India.

[@MrBali90]

@aranzoltan Köszönöm és őszintén örülök annak h van aki ezt a műfajt is műveli ls ráadásul ilyen jól:). Nagy kincsünk ez nekünk és nem szabad engedni h kivesszen nagy veszteség lenne.

[@flyingkage]

I love how in the end one small instrument pops in with a spring like sound

[@kenavo2103]

Bravo Arany Zoltan! Love it.

[@dantrake8727]

Mahmud Tercüman's codex. He wrote to the Turkish sultan Suleiman the first at 1543 AD. Tercüman gave us a very detailed history how the Huns became Magyars, how they invaded Europe and how they settled to Pannonia later on in a second wave. He gave us direct continuity between Attila and later kings of Hungary, who he consider as one royal dynasty, and its exactly what the older codexes wrote about.

[@Adarvuli]

some of the most beautiful pictures ive seen, by far :)

[@templanzatemplanza7476]

Muy bonito !!... Saludos desde CHILE 🇨🇱 !!... 👋👍☀🌿🌹

[@bingzaniGercel]

Very nice Sounds like wester europes medieval tonalities.

[@Olav01234]

@RyanRyzzo The main reason why the Hungarian language had been declared to be Finno-Ugric was the similarity of a portion of its words to those of these other languages. However, recent studies show that the similarities of many words are not generic. There are, however, again a lot of similarities between the Hungarian words and those of the languages of Europe around Hungary with similar or synonymous meaning.” If you want I can show you many examples about these etimons. Greetings

[@CultOfSaintGuthlac]

Really great song!!!!!

[@codenamepsychedelic]

frumoasa melodia

[@Olav01234]

@RyanRyzzo Hungarian has at least 26 cases in declination of the nouns and even more where the suffix is of two syllables and therefore is not attached to the noun. There are two complete systems in the declination of verbs, the second one is being used with direct subject - and in this Hungarian is unique in Europe. Hungarian is an accusative language, although many of the agglutinative languages are ergative ones as e.g. Basque, Sumerian, aboriginal languages of America and Australia.

[@Olav01234]

@RyanRyzzo „Hungarian language belongs to the family of agglutinative languages. Officially it is a member of the Finno-Ugric language family. Structurally similar - although in a very distant relationship with it - are the Turkish, the Dravidian groups of languages, the Japanese and the Korean in the Far-East and the Basque in Europe.

[@lokisunwheel]

thank you! fantastic music too. inspired me a lot. thank you.

[@DamoonWalker-g2z]

Nice Music a Moroccan Fan passed by here

[@LannisterFromDaRock]

Oceannak megnéztem pár vidijét, tényleg van baja. Nagyon jó ez a zene. :)

[@codenamepsychedelic]

You have a lot of amazing songs and videos, I hope you continue making some more. Best of luck from Transilvania

[@14margott]

@Olav01234 thank you for the on spot musical remarks. If I may add, to your above counterpoint list of folk music, also Northumbrian pipes and Scottish Beag Mor "Big music" - use slant pentatonic scale , e.g. the "scot snap" dotted note feature- as well. Counterpoint is used widely in Spanish Flamenco music-mostly Andalusia-contratiempo -. Thank you again for the comment it made me go and look up books about Hungarian legends!

[@Olav01234]

@RomanianWarrior1966 The first (written) mentioning of Erdély is in Latin language from 1075 AD as „terra ultra silvam”... while Romania was founded in 1862 and even without Transylvania. You received Transylvania from the Entente (as a gratitude for your betrayal) only after World War I.

[@PakovGT63]

Lovely music thanks for sharing, also transilvania is a very beautiful part of the world, greetings from Guatemala in central america

[@Olav01234]

@gogoasacenusie E1b1b1a1b (E-V13) have spreaded as north as Finlad (with the proto-Finno-Ugric speakers) long before any Vlach put it's dirty foot into the Carpathian basin. Otherwise it has a North-African origin and was the marker of the Pelasgians - today's Albanians. E1b also occurs among Uyghurs who have genetic and cultural connection with the Hungarians.

[@YoungFolks22]

Legjobb!

[@arunbhoomilifestories4898]

wawww..... Lovely music

[@Olav01234]

@gogoasacenusie They had some Thracian characteristic in their weaponry and warfare, but they also used bows as other Getic tribes and they were completely different from the Thracians and other Balkanic folks.

[@annah.1927]

Nagyon szépen köszönöm.💐

[@Olav01234]

@Gwynsek But before thiese events, Hungarians lived side by side with the first proto-Celts who brought parts of the old pre-indo-european culture to Ireland and Scotland. Lebor Gabála Érenn says Gaels came from Scytia, just like the Anglo-Saxon chronicle writes about Picts of Scotland. Irishmen have the same legend (Fénius Farsaid) about the building of the Tower of Babel as the Hungarians have.

[@alexsinclair2012]

Greetings from Ukraine! True European music...

[@kirillnovikov52]

Только вот венгры считают себя больше тюрками, чем финно-уграми, которые уже являются европейцами. Они же вели кочевой образ жизни и успели пересечься с многими тюркскими народами, и я даже слышал иранцами (хотя тут утверждать не буду)

[@DerUngarischeKitsune]

@@kirillnovikov52 slavs also migrated to europe

[@ilovebussid7637]

I'm Bulgarian but I love the song 🇧🇬❤️🇭🇺🇹🇩

[@snezhanamladenova7415]

Много прилича на българските хора, нали?

[@Diodredai]

@JanFickel Actually this music is from the Hungarian part of the otherwise ethnically diverse region of Transylvania - where Celts did indeed live in ancient history - who knows? :)

[@gategirl95]

@aranzoltan Sikerekben gazdag,Boldog Új Évet Kívánok Önnek!! Csak Így tovább!:D

[@Olav01234]

@gogoasacenusie Jean Cocteau (1889-1963) French poet, painter, acrobat, music-critic, actor wrote in his book „Hommage dés poètes français aux poètes hongrois” (Homage of the French poets to the Hungarian poets) in 1957: „Dear Hungarians, you are all stars among the objects of the sky - and all of you are poets by the tragic lyre of action.”

[@kukuca60]

csodás

[@humanesperance]

Makes me want to be in Hungary so I could dance to this in all those beautiful sceneries...

[@cangurroo]

aranzoltan - Once I listen more of your music I end up to undestend you and what you want to say. I end up liking your music but you sould name it diferently. all the best

[@HUNszsz]

De szép. Az ősi ritmusaink jó hatással vannak a kedélyemre.

[@Olav01234]

@gogoasacenusie René Grousset : „Hungary (together with Poland) had for long been the West's outpost facing Asiatic barbarism. Ever since the conversion of Árpád's realm to Latin civilization its role was to stop at the Carpathians and along the Danube all pressures coming from the steppes of the East or from Asia Minor. It was due to Hungary's resistance in the XIIIth century that the Mongol invasion could be deflected towards the Black Sea...

[@farky91]

@Pluskat78 Oh, I've seen that one several times! Started by Janos Hunyadi, finished by his son, the elected King Matia Corvin. It's wonderful! Thanks!

[@Olav01234]

@ThaJew420 There are more than 200.000 Hungarian folk songs, from which many sounds like Irish, Greek or Turkish. That is because at the time when the first Indo-European speaking Caucasian-Anatolian groups arrived into Europe, the ancestors of the Hungarians were yet lived in Central Europe. This is the reason why they predominantly (~80%) have pre-Neolithic paternal (R1a, R1b, I1) and an even more older, circa 50.000 yrs old maternal European genetic markers.

[@leonardonsius]

amazing

[@stears555]

@MrRomania333 romani-ans came from bulgaria and southern serbia in the 13th century.

[@RyanRyzzo]

@Olav01234 Genetically the Hungarians are definitely not Finno-Ugric, but their(your?) language is definitely Ugric. Basic words like fire, water, body parts, words for geological phenomena and numbers usually define origins.

[@Olav01234]

@gogoasacenusie Hans Norman 1883: „From all the peoples of Hungary the real Hungarians stand out… they are well-built, muscular people, noble, like they are carved from marble… their eyes are fiery.” Payot: „Hungary is an admirable geographic unit. All parts are interdependent upon each other, and cannot be torn apart without inflicting damage upon the whole.”

[@Olav01234]

@RyanRyzzo It's a general misconception. Since in the modern age there are no Scythian (genetically, antropologically, culturally and linguistically) nations anymore, except we Hungarians, many of the scientists guess Hungarian must be part of the Finno-Ugric branch, however it is not a real (living) language family, only a hypothetical one.

[@AmericanCWOVI]

Nagyon köszönöm :)

[@eldiablodelverde]

gracias

[@Olav01234]

@RyanRyzzo Glottochronology was applied to the Hungarian and to the so-called relative languages and it showed out, that the words with common origin in the basic set of words is only 14% with the Finnish and only 23% with the Vogul and the Ostyak. It means that the separation from the Finnish and from the Vogul and Ostyak languages might have happened no later than 14 and 6-7 millennia before present respectively.

[@Olav01234]

@RyanRyzzo A large portion of ancient languages were agglutinative in their nature, such like the Sumerian, Pelagic, Etruscan, as well as aboriginal languages on the American and Australian continents. The Finno-Ugric language family is built up from two branches: the Finnish and the Ugric ones. The Finnish branch contains a couple of languages related to each other relatively closely. The other branch contains far less related languages - particularly with respect to the Hungarian.

[@Olav01234]

@gogoasacenusie Getae was a large population of related Scythian tribes according to Herodot. They were called Dacii by the Romans, Tachi, Taochi by the Chinese, Daoi by the Greeks, Sakae by the Persians, while other sources mention them as Dahaeans, Dah or Dak... you cannot challenge this fact. To continue, Massagetae ("great heroes") was the name of the Dahae in Bactrian language while Herodot also called the Sarmatian tribes (Agathyrs, Aorsi, Roxolani, Jazyge and Siracae) as Massagetae.

[@azzmodaeum]

i like the spring at the end! ha

[@Pluskat78]

Im Hungarian and i dont hate the slovaks. You have the right for your own country and its also true tath you were here when we came in. I only dont like the unhistorical things what are somme ppl doing in Slovakia. Respect and pace! :)

[@moldaviannationalist3735]

A lot of people in the comment section are debating about how does this melody resemble Celtic music, others if Transylvania belongs to a country or another, but the truth is that the song is Moldavian...

[@inforthekiii8840]

Csángó*

[@inforthekiii8840]

aka Hungarian

[@inforthekiii8840]

aka Transylvanian

[@inforthekiii8840]

you do the math

[@moldaviannationalist3735]

@@inforthekiii8840 it's Moldavian Csango which still enters in the category of Moldavian, in contrast to Szekelys and Erdely Magyarok the Moldvai csangok were not in composition of the Austro-Hungarian Empire so the signing of the Trianon Treaty didn't affect them, their presence dates from the very beginnings of the Moldavian country when it was a frontier March (Határőrgrófság) of the Kingdom of Hungary. Perhaps you are confusing Moldvai Csangok with another group of Csangos who do live in Transylvania. m.nyest.hu/hirek/magyar-aranykor-moldvaban