Hungarian music from the 17th century

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[@DorienDiamond]

I now live in Hungary, I'm fron Belgium, and I like it here!!! The people, the nature, the horses, everything!!! And now I also love the music!!

[@peterMM36]

I now live in Belgium, Im from Hungary, and I like it here!!! The people, the nature, the cows, everything!!! And now i also love the frites!!

[@redactedcanceledcensored6890]

which part of Hungary do you live in?

[@peterMM36]

@@redactedcanceledcensored6890 Bp

[@dusanvuckovic2777]

KESZENOM :)!!! I can' write in hungarian but I want learn hungarian...Hungarians and Serbs have lot of comon history and I wery love hungarian culture!!! Big hellow from Kragujevac, Serbia!!!!

[@deniszdrv4601]

Dusan Vuckovic Every Hungarian and Serbian needs this logic if we wan't to survive in the future

[@arnoldtar4001]

Lepo je da ti se svidja. Pozdrav iz madjarske

[@xhekxhdsj532]

We should return Austro-Hungary and retake Caliphate of Europe, then we can go to reconquista of Balkan !! Deus vult from Antemurale Christianitatis of Croatorum 🇦🇹🇭🇺🇭🇷

[@fatass3273]

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[@anteprgomet3054]

@@xhekxhdsj532 Sta ti znas izrode muslimanski

[@raimhol]

Nem szokásom dícsérni, de minden elismerésem!:) Örülök, hogy vannak még igényes zenét előadó emberek!

[@yoshimansxl]

I really like the melody and feel of this song. I wish that I had a few hours of that kind of hungarian music.

[@joekraft5913]

Im a farmer from Northern California, my family hails from Iceland and Norway, i so admire the Hungarian people and their culture.. Hungary and Poland.. hold the line and I will do so here against the tide of Communism

[@Wul-Lop]

Great video & music. May Hungarian people be happy, healthy & prosperous. ขอบคุณครับ (Thank you words in Thai).

[@nitrogen1881]

I established the Hungarian kingdom in AOC 2 with this song

[@orozveronika1]

Egy csoda amit ezekkel a hangszerekkel művelsz/ műveltek! Élmény hallgatni az összes dalod!

[@lawrencehuxham]

Tetszik :-) Dwi'n caru lluniau gyda nifer o'r gestyll ar draws Hwngari ac mae wlad yma yn prydferth iawn. I love the pictures of a number of castles (varak) across Hungary (Magyarorszag) and its a very beautiful country. I can't wait to go to Budapest over the summer to learn Hungarian :-D Szervusz Wales. Iechyd da o Gymru :D

[@kavarnyikferenc3729]

Cymru 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 👍

[@lawrencehuxham]

@@kavarnyikferenc3729 yn hollol. Cymru am byth!! Hwngari am byth!! Igy van. Wales mindorokke es Magyarorszag mindorokke!!

[@redactedcanceledcensored6890]

ki tudom mondani hogy Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch

[@mariagraziazollo9180]

Beautiful music! ❤️❤️❤️ A warm greeting from Italy.

[@Laurence179]

Greeting from Taiwan! I like Eastern European music very much such as Ma Vlast and Hungarian rhapsody. Thank you for uploading.

[@ibnfahlan]

Greetings from Slovak compatriots. And from castles of Slovakia (Hungaria Superior) were this music was heard in the evening feasts. Za Boha a za Uhorsko!

[@rkzinczy]

Thank you! Slovaks should have a very warm place in the Hungarian mind for all those centuries spent together. The brake up was not nice unfortunately.

[@redactedcanceledcensored6890]

wow I found a based Slovak

[@jortbattle]

i'm from Holland, my family has flead from Hungary in 1956 [the revolution] and now i life here in Holland. but this reminds me of where i realy come from. It's very good! Thanks for uploading! 5 out of 5!

[@singingindark12]

Beautiful... it sounds a bit like our traditional music... -Greetings from Korea

[@luegosl]

Hungarian Music from 17th century i like it nicely vested makes me wonder what happen to all that culture, all that harmony and sense of common wealth...

[@lou-cq1pe]

trianoan

[@Gizlivadi]

Saludos desde Chile (tierra de Los Jaivas, Inti Illimani). Tu música me inspira a conocer la tradición de los antiguos pueblos europeos. Gracias por los bellos ratos que disfruto con estas melodías.

[@glishev]

I really love that. Hungary is a wonderful country (I'm especially fond of Magyar wines ;)) and, of course, there's nothing in this world which can be compared with the good old Luxuria Europae. So, I'm glad I discovered your YT channel and your website. Your work brings delight to many, many people, I can see that by the commentaries here.

[@Mindsick4you]

Ahogy nézem, nem sok itt a magyar :) Régen hallottam ilyen szép zenét, szerintem visszajáró vendég leszek :) As I can see there aren't many Hungarians here :) It's been a long time since I heard a beautiful melody like this, I think I'll be back :)

[@johannabalogh9541]

Kedves Arany Zoltán. Itt születtem amerikában. Nagyon szeretem a zenéjét. :)

Johanna Balogh Köszönöm! ;)

[@johannabalogh9541]

:)

[@blasiusturski2496]

+Johanna Balogh Térjen vissza a hazájába! Minden magyar szívű magyarra szükség van ilyen ínséges időkben!

[@wirti94]

merre lakik ha szabad kérdeznem kedves Johanna?

[@johannaoutsiderlookingin5089]

wirti94 Pittsburghben vagyok, nem bírom a kultúrát itten, hídjában születtem itten. :(

[@Estefane87]

I love these songs....Its amazing to hear!

[@efarkas1703]

Csodálatos muzsika! köszönöm!

[@ГрустныйДобряк]

🇭🇺🇱🇹

[@grhgdk]

Gyönyörű! Beautiful!

[@BohemianRhapsodi]

Tisztelet a Törökországból a mi magyar barátok!

[@foglalatazanyad]

a magyar és a török mióta barát ?

[@tamasbudai6122]

@@foglalatazanyad Thököly és Ràkóczi óta!

[@anotherhistoryenthusiast5874]

Mióta néhány fanatikus bekajálta a turanista maszlagot.

[@BohemianRhapsodi]

@@foglalatazanyad From the beginning of time? Better for you to learn history. Cheers.

[@anotherhistoryenthusiast5874]

@attila.theconqueror Mármint a világszerte elfogadott, többször is megerősített tudományos álláspont, amit ti szerencsétlenek akárhogy próbáltok 200 éve nem tudtok megcáfolni, igen.

[@recko2234]

Iszonyat szép :) Mostanság az ilyenek megfognak engem, pláne a Vágtázó Csodaszarvas zenéi :D

[@ГрустныйДобряк]

🇭🇺🇱🇹

[@AnupamMallikMithun]

nice music...nice place..im from INDIA

[@poganyharcos]

Ezzel csak egy problémám van.....rövid,és két percenként indíthatom újra...:D Gyönyörű...minden tiszteletem!!!

[@GirlsLikeFairies]

This is amazing! Greetings from India! :)

[@ximenezb]

Fantastic!

[@giannisb2721]

Reading the comments below: no, this doesn't sound anything like Turkish, regarding melody of course. The instrument surely is shared with turks, Arabs and (medieval) Europeans but the melody of the song is not oriental like Turkish music is, it's rather identical to what you would listen in medieval Europe

[@Konte1]

Please Greek boy, we have ears and we know about the medieval music pretty well.

[@Konte1]

You dont have to be that racist against Turks. Go to Turkey for a vacation or something and see how people dont care about from what nationality you are. The world has changed a lot and we have to accept it. Peace ☮️ By the way i am a Greek citizen, i live in Greece, i was born here just like my parents and grandparents and their parents and grandparents. But we dont claim that this piece of land is not Greek, we know the borders drawn. We just live here.

[@Konte1]

Even the instrument is called Török sip(Turkish whistle)

[@Konte1]

And please tell me does this song sound oriental to you?-> kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIvHkKZ3i7Ckhtk Turkish/Turkic music isnt only one type, just like Greek/Hellenic music isn't.

[@essidmedamine8130]

Giannis B i'm an arab and it definitly sound 1000% like a turkish melody ;in fact more turkish you die .

[@ELYSIANT]

The music sounds Turkish..or should I say Turkic ? Hungarians are our brothers..I also love Estonians, Finns as they are all Ural Altai language brothers :)

[@setesesuta]

Vidámodott az én szívem ezt a tánczenét hallgatva. That`s great music, shines a kind of optimism, good times and love!:)

[@eskijeton]

0:07

[@eskijeton]

2:09

[@johnnyshannon8015]

Wonderful !!!!!

[@MihaiD259]

You should do a collaboration wikt Bordó Sárkány on this song... It's so inviting to dance...

[@tatry13]

Beautiful:) I'm impressed

[@odorric]

No relation is a bit strong to say, as at the time of the conquer of the Carpathian basin there were 3 Kabar tribes with the Hungarians, and they were from Turkish blood and Turkish type of language. Of course they weren't Ottomans. :)

[@haydolimposofficial]

Cumans and Pechenegs are also. And I think there is Turkic heritage in Szekely, Paloc-Matyo and Csango subgroups too

[@bogdanberg674]

So awesome! Is this on Spotify by any chance?

Soon. :)

[@bogdanberg674]

@ can't wait! Thank you for your reply, keep up the good work :)

[@brmbor]

​@ How is it called, please? I love that!

[@bogdanberg674]

@@brmbor kuruc tánc

[@hc9196]

It is a lovely song, I am just surprised that something that comes from 17th century sounds so medeival, more like 15th century.... how come?

[@kimphilby7999]

read my comment and you will understand...

[@Apatukles]

Süper müzik yapıyosun :) Amazing mann perfect !

[@asimozer1813]

Türk music-"Kaleden kaleye şahin uçurdum"..by Seval Eroğlu -smiler☺👏🎶🎵

[@jozsefarpadbalogh8394]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4e6gq1uaLqfjM0

[@inagy2792]

Szeretem a régi zenét !!! Gyönyörű !

[@ГрустныйДобряк]

🇭🇺🇱🇹

[@horsebackarchers]

Excellent! Bravo!!

[@albertpuig6273]

Beautiful.

[@wildleo1907]

This is extremely similar to Ottoman Music. Hungarians are our relatives also even most of them do not acdept that is the fact..

[@ferim.4186]

The mayority accept...😉 the traitor left siders and the christian fanatics, not..Arkadas..😉

@nolmorauko No sé, esto es simplemente una danza de Hungría del siglo 17. ¡Gracias!

[@sarpkosal]

Turkey & Hungary

[@farky91]

@bkemeny92 Finally someone with a healthy judgement! Congratulations my friend! Greetings from Cluj/Kolozsvar/Klausenburg, Transylvania!!

[@phiadongtay]

Köszönöm szépen!

[@Nissardpertugiu]

A lot of italian medieval and portuguese music sounds similar, thats awesome

[@KANZIGARA]

is there a name for this song? love from Osterreich :) 🇦🇹 🇭🇺

[@vadpaganmetal1048]

Hypnotic,imádom

[@AlestaTr]

Long live Magyar people we are the sons of Attila !!! Greetings from Turkiye

[@selo579]

This Hungarian Music have similar tunes with Turkish Ottoman Marches (Mehter). Greetings to our Hungarian brothers and sisters from Turkey.Before Christianity and Muslims we had the same culture in Iran and Middle Asia.

[@UncleArcsi]

Atilla forever lives in Hun Hearts ! Same blood,same past and same future ! Long Live Kemal Atatürks Land Turkey ! Hungary and Turkey=Bloodbrothers.

[@UncleArcsi]

Budapest and Istanbul are the finest cities !

[@duplab1432]

Arthur Sipos Thanks, Friend :) (From Hungary)

[@irkcicephe5533]

+selo579 Yes ı am from Turkey.very similar to mehter march.Hungary greetings

[@martonjuhasz1544]

we may have shared our ancestors but you are called turks for a reason and we are called hungarians for a reason. sorry but we are no friends, we are enemies. :(

[@FatihYasinYılmaz3428]

Anyone listening now?

[@carlosgori9740]

Amazing!

[@filozofiagyakorlat8170]

Hungarian music from the 16th-17th century

[@aporia82]

Why Hungarians always try to minimize the Turkish period, both culturally and geographically?

[@ferim.4186]

Both the altaian/turanian/pagan turkish people..we are sons of Attila. Not muslim/ottoman empire...😉 I think the biggest failure the turanian nation who took the "abrahamic" religous christian, muslim (and the chazarians) the jewish. And didn't make independence culture...about from the tengrism, manicheism.

[@ferim.4186]

Beceuse the ottoman wars almost destroyed the hungarian nation...Before Mohács 4 million people live in Karpat-basin after the wars 1 million.

[@gyorgyigeicznegeberan4813]

A szenvedély örök ritmusai!

[@arnajka]

szép magyar zene

[@onlinecommentator2616]

Onwards men of God! Hungary and Poland are the greatest defenders of Christian Europe from the Ottoman Muslim hordes!

[@Poodle_Gun]

My grandma was a little Hungarian. Had a prize-winning Hungarian Nutstick recipe. We also watched Willy the Sparrow growing up. That's the extent of my background with Hungary lmao.

[@BohemianRhapsodi]

Thank you for your respond Richard. Ottoman Empire was one of the biggest state that Turks established in the history. Nevertheless Turkish history can't be restricted with it. Most of the people evaluating Turks with just Ottoman history and ignoring the Middle-Asia ages and the migration of them to West. Anyway, we're all here for this great music and it's executer. Pleasure to listen Mr. Zoltán.

[@Zolega89]

Imádom!

[@HunGyilok]

AranyZoli ennek a czimet meg kb-ra se lehet tudni?

Nem találtam még.

[@Zsombor]

What is this instrument used ? Sosem halottam ilyen magyar zenet tenyleg torok hangzu

[@Reatbuster]

That was with point being "you have to view the era with its own situation". And i compared it in the aspect that was the same. And the migration i mentioned that was comparison to 400 AD wasn't in 1600 AD but was in between 500-800 AD which, coupled with the fact that between 19. century and 21 century the world changed five times more than it did in last thousand years, would mean my comparison was fairly accurate.

[@janosdobos6101]

Köszi a feltöltést, nagyon tetszik. Van még több is?

[@Makienyael]

This is European medieval music without doubt, turkish medieval music sounds different.

[@pitsinokaki]

It's very beautiful.

[@LittlefemboyLevi]

Love the music food people and being half Hungarian it maybe be weird for Hungarian to have brown hair and green eyes but still be half of this wonderful people and cloture

[@FloraDLady]

It's rather common, I have brown hair and green eyes, too :)

[@geronimo1007]

Bornemissza Gergely, Szaporábban nyergelj! :)

[@smalltarpan]

Today there are many different types. Like Ákos Buza said, many are like Western Europeans. There is also a considerable part with black hair and brown eyes, and a small remaining part with Asian features .

[@Brochles]

@carindiru I don't think so. I've been to Budapest and I met very friendly people. A lot of them could speak English very well.

[@Amadeus8484]

@Adarvuli Bathory's castle would actually be spooky, even though ghosts aren't real :)

[@thanisipek3735]

İt is like traditional turkish music. İt is so good music

[@benedicto94]

This is traditional hungarian music, no turkish.

[@yamyamyamyam8356]

Benny94HUN its similar . AJRA TURAN

[@yamyamyamyam8356]

Bilal Yıldırım Haha doğru :D

[@WormMan]

nagyon szép ! :)

[@antoniusnagyur]

Ez nem semmi !!! Allati jo, kedves Zoltan. Amugy ha figyeled a hozzaszolasokat, elkeszitenetek az Akkor szep az erdot a masik valtozatban is ?

[@Viktormeister92]

Exactly one third of it.

[@winstonsmith4513]

What’s the name of this song?

[@rampantmutt9119]

Did you make the the music piece yourself, or did you just play it from a score?

[@sockondik12]

My girlfriend is Hungarian and I love her dearly..... Nobody cares lol

[@setesesuta]

@semmiessenki " Arany " means gold is English, so we may call him Mr. Gold, too. This man is gold worth anyway.:)

[@thanisipek3735]

By the way check this. Ottoman siege march.. Its awesome also. 1608 Belgrad Kuşatma Müziği

[@amagyarkatona5204]

get the fuck out of here turk

[@pashedmotatos]

Albanians, Greeks, Macedonians, Bulgarians and Bosnians are the only cultures in Europe who are likely to have Turkish mixture. However, it is only an extremely small portion of these populations. Absolutely no evidence Hungarians and Turkish people are related at all. The Austo-Hungarian Empire was actually the culture group that fought off the Ottoman Empire. All Uralic peoples, Hungarians included, have more in common with Caucasians (Armenians, Georgians) and their Slavic/Baltic neighbors.

[@bkemeny92]

@carindiru Dear friend! Please do not generalize us. You cannot judge a whole nation by knowing only a bad veneer of our people. Yes, there are fascist here, but they can be found in any country. Yes, there are uneducated people here, but they can be found in any country. I, for one, speak English, French and Portuguese apart from my native language. I know, lots of people in our neighboring countries hate us, but isn't it time to forget the national oppositions once and for all?

[@Xacber26]

Great music! What's the instrument you play in this song?

[@Viktormeister92]

Only a part of it, for about 150 years.

[@Reatbuster]

Thank you. But who knows what tomorrow brings? Maybe something better will rise up in times of grave distress. We'll have to see and do our best.

[@smalltarpan]

Kedves Zoltán! Nagyon szeretem ezt a zenét. Engem az érdekelne hogy erröl maradt-e meg egy feljegyzés, eredetiben játszod-e a dallamot vagy improvizáció korhü hangszerelésben? Néptáncolok és szeretem kutatni a népdalok erdetét és történelmi hátterét. És sokszor gondolok arra hogy "akkor milyen volt". Ezért kérdeztem.

[@ГрустныйДобряк]

🇭🇺🇱🇹

[@Szivic1]

csodalatos koszonom

[@yawnproductions]

Could anybody explain briefly what things to keep in mind while listening to Hungarian Folk Music? What meaning does this music have? Why is it important?

[@mentino1556]

Well it depends on the song you're listening to. This one says: Remember the things we suffered, we must take arms and take back what is ours. ... or something like that. but as I said it really depends on the song. When I listen to this I feel like I'm marching.

[@CsillaBali]

Sounds as if this piece has Turkish influence.

[@bkemeny92]

@Veszett01 Azt hiszem kicsit félreértetted amit írtam. Éppen arra válaszoltam, hogy nem mindegyikünk fasiszta, bár vannak közöttünk páran, de minden országban vannak. Ezt írtam szó szerint. Teljesen békés egyáltalán nem sértő választ írtam, amiben egyébként pont magunkat védtem ha nem vetted volna észre. De itt van szó szerint az üzenetem, bárki megerősítheti a megfelelő angoltudással: "Kedves barátom! Ne általánosíts minket, légy oly szíves. Nem bírálhatsz egy egész nemzetet egy vékony réteg

[@azmhyr]

This instrument sounds alike to our Zurna.

[@themaicky3209]

Sounds kind of medieval

[@aporia82]

@carindiru well I'm a turkish student living in budapest right now. hungarian people are nicer than many other european nations. I totally disagree with you.

[@bkemeny92]

@Veszett01 Pont a történelemtanulásom volt az, ami megtanította egyébiránt más szemszögből is vizsgálni a dolgokat. Értem az álláspontodat, nem is érdemes tovább vitázni ezen.

[@Zombehnation1001]

Just to clear things up, Hungarians are Ugric, a etymological group that the Finnish are also in. People are saying that Hungarians came from Mesopotamia, which is not untrue, all indo-european ethnic groups came from the Caucasus, but split off into different subgroups i.e Germanic,Latin. The Magyars were in the same group as the Finnish but migrated in different directions, with the Finns going to Finland and the Magyars migrating from the Urals to the Carpathian basin (modern day Hungary).So yes, the Finnish are related to Hungarians.

[@freejoco]

+Zombehnation1001 Ne beszélj butaságokat!

[@Zombehnation1001]

freejoco But I'm not... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finno-Ugric_peoples

[@antiglobalist8229]

Yes! The turanism just an idea which is passed down over thousands of years. It is based on the legends, myths and oral folk tradition is built. The modern and internationally recognized genealogy of what you wrote here.

[@gobikornelpigstrong7416]

Zombehnation1001 Habsburg propaganda.

[@freejoco]

Góbi Kornél Pig Strong Így van.....

[@semmiessenki]

@leegeorgeson Tricky Hungarian names, i think you may call him Mr. Arany. :)

[@Adarvuli]

was that cachtice castle there near the end?! i think i recognized the inside of the death tower on the left