Aynur - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)

KEXP.ORG presents Aynur performing live in the KEXP studio. Recorded April 24, 2023.
Songs:
Berfek Barî - Lure Lure
Rewend (Göçebe)
Qumrikê
Malan Barkir-Bêrîvanê
Hedûr
Aynur Doğan - Tembur / Vocals
Kevin Hays - Piano
Ismail Lumanowski - Clarinet
Ilkin Deniz - Bass
Jean Christophe Leroy - Drums
Host: Darek Mazzone
Audio Engineers: Julian Martlew & Kevin Suggs
Audio Mixing: Kevin Suggs
Audio Mastering: Matt Ogaz
Cameras: Jim Beckmann, Carlos Cruz, Alaia D’Alessandro & Kendall Rock
Editor: Jim Beckmann
aynurdogan.net
kexp.org

[@darkwitch-ep1cq]

A voice from the mountains A voice from nature A voice of authenticity, love and sadness🤍

[@ligiatabac]

Over the years I have discovered a lot of good music thanks to KEXP and I was waiting for these records with Aynur :) This selection of songs is so powerful. I have been listening to Aynur for many years. I don't know how can she manage to keep her humbleness and humanity despite her wide fame and powerful music. She is not only the Kurdish people's greatest artist, she has connected not only the generations but also people from faraway lands, speaking other languages. If you have no idea about the Kurdish music, language, or history, once you have started listening to Aynur, you feel the urge to look for more. Thank you, KEXP and Aynur!

[@Hbjclkb]

Dear Darek, Thank you for hosting Aynur dogan and l really appreciate your knowlodge about Kurds

[@nimetyldrm89]

Ya sen süperrrsin diyecek sözüm yok ancak dinliyorum ruhum duraksadı burda yok bu ne ses ❤ AYNUR a❤ can can

[@merveduran2350]

😢 I feel deep in my heart. Respect from Turkiye to you Aynur Doğan. Seni seviyorum.

[@kastamoro6071]

Thank you very much for allowing this amazing voice in your channel

[@solvox5217]

You guys Audio engineers and studio are next level. Great performance all around

[@kusandra1]

Thanks for Bringing this beautiful Kurdish Artists. Kurdish language indeed needs its place

[@sinano3472]

Tu her hebî Aynûrê, sterka Kurdan

[@arifdondurmac]

Bu kadar güzel türküleri yaşatanlara bu günlere getirenlere sonsuz tesekurlr

[@mehmetuz2748]

When i Watched this video my heart was stopped. I am as a Kurd I Proud of you Aynur. You are the scream of a nation ❤

[@vincenzoferrante7941]

Impressive and moving power...beyond any borders.

[@afpsoudihawoehni]

As a Kurd and lover of kexp was so happy to see this performance on your channel

[@Habu79]

I saw Aynur live for the first time last year in Mannheim. The performance in her voice does not exist a second time. Thank you Aynur for the trip.. and a big thank you to KEXP ✌️

[@contexted]

Well this is fucking amazing. Like a million stallions running in clouds and making a huge vibration to the earth feel orgasmic

[@Strato6049]

Watcher her live in Stockholm. Her voice got me in the soul. So cozy how she asked the Kurds to raise their hand. Got me feeling homesick. Biji keça Kurda, long live our a Kurdish girls

[@TocloseamI]

Damn, she can belt. Fantastic sound all around from the band too

[@Nhkg17]

This is exactly why I listen to every new full performance. I sometimes discover very interesting music that I didn't know about before.

[@Hbjclkb]

Thank you KEXP she has great voice

[@MesoGrays]

Excellent performance by Aynur ❤

[@hamidsalim2617]

HER BIJI KURD U KURDISTAN ♥️☀️💚

[@R2omusic]

Thanks for this great performance, and this great captation full of care.

[@truthseekersounds]

Have just been introduced to this artist. She is phenomenal and the band first class

[@samirascorie9673]

Soooooo nice ................... 🙂

[@aliocal6613]

YÜREĞİMSİN RUHUMSUN Aynur iyi bak kendine ❤

[@arifdondurmac]

Tebrikler aynur hnm,,

[@aqomemis2422]

Qeyde ki dîroki ye!

[@arifdondurmac]

Muthiş ses müthiş yetenek,, özel yaratilmiş insanlar aynur hnm,, sadece sesi değil muzigi icsellestirmis duygulari aktarabiliyor,,, binlerce yillik muzik kulturu olan kürtce muzikler cogu boyle kaliteli ,,fakat dugunlerde ve farkli kulturlerden etklenmis kurtce okunan halay tarzi oyun havasi tarzindaki muzikler kurtce degildir,, kurt muzikleri huzun aci iceriir gercek kurt muzigi bunlardir,,,

[@ilyashallacoglu8167]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@mustafatekin7073]

Most beautiful......!!!!

[@500gf5]

😮 tremenda voz y energía ⚡

[@ozn4772]

strong woman strong voice 🤍

[@hazalduman]

❤

[@abdullahime3479]

🙏

[@hidayetcanpolat6908]

O nasıl bir Qumrike söylemektir sevgili Aynur darmaduman ettin alemi de beni de!

[@papillonist]

Sevgili Aynur, öncelikle tebrikler güçlü müziğin ruhumuzu beslemeye devam ediyor. Seni her zaman sevip dinledim ve dinlemeye de devam ediyorum. Naçizane bir şey söylemek istiyorum. KEXP’de ilk kez Kürtçe müziği senlendiriyorsun ve ilk kez bu platformda Kürt müziğinin ve kültürünün tanıtılmasına öncülük ediyorsun. Bu açıdan önemli bir fırsat ve çok şey söylenebilir. Bence daha akıcı ve daha iyi bir İngilizce ile bunu yapabilirsin. Politik veya apolitik söyleyeceğin her şey bu tanıtımın bir parçası ve bence bunu çok daha iyi yapabilirsin. Bu konuda ne yazık ki az sayıda sanatçımız imkan bulabiliyor. Umarım bunu okursun ve bu yazdıklarım seni üzmez. Sevgiler. Thanks KEXP.

[@do703ogan]

Incredible performance. What's the story of the name, Aynur? In the Silmarillion, Tolkien referred to the gods that sang Middle Earth into existence as the Ainur.

[@berfinkarabulut7181]

Ay means moon and nur means light

[@ojcure1]

Aynur = moonlight

[@aliocal6613]

YÜREĞİMSİN RUHUMSUN Aynur iyi bak kendine

[@lacrimae_lunae]

🫶🫶🫶

[@kdakan]

Turkey has a government TV channel broadcasting entirely in Kurdish language (paid by my tax money), so thanks for all the misinformation.. Hope one day the US does it for the native American languages. And the BBC for the less spoken Irish language as well, as they rule northern Ireland.

[@hamidsalim2617]

There are more than twenty-five million Kurds in Turkey or more. A question for you, is opening a TV channel in Kurdish a great thing in your view for a people who constitute half of the (Turkish) people?

[@kdakan]

@@hamidsalim2617 Yes, it's great to learn and develop the language and keep it alive. Btw, as of 2024, Turkey has official 87 million citizens, add to that about 10 million recent immigrants from Syria and elsewhere. I have a Kurdish close relative as well, so nothing against them. But there are some living abroad, who don't follow the situation here for several decades and keep on talking s.t. Hope one day other more "developed" countries do similar for their minorities, Greece for example doesn't even officially recognize the existence of the Turkish minority living there for the past 6 centuries.

[@arifdondurmac]

Harika 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@abdullahime3479]

🙏

[@aliocal6613]

YÜREĞİMSİN RUHUMSUN Aynur iyi bak kendine

[@lacrimis_solis]

🫶🫶🫶