Longha Nahawand (Trad. Turkish) - from O Jerusalem! - APOLLO'S FIRE (2020) - 8/9

Longha Nahawand
Traditional Arabic/Turkish
APOLLO'S FIRE | on period instruments
Jeannette Sorrell, Artistic Director & Conductor
Performed at the Cleveland Museum of Art
March 11, 2020
Daphna Mor, recorder
Zafer Tawil, qanun
Emi Tanabe, violin
with
Rex Benincasa, percussion
Brian Kay, percussion
Julie Andrijeski, violin
Yael Semanaud Cohen, violin
René Schiffer, cello
Sue Yelanjian, contrabass
William Simms, guitar
This piece is from the program, "O Jerusalem! - Crossroads of Three Faiths"
Created and directed by Jeannette Sorrell
apollosfire.org/
Passion.Period.
TOUR BOOKING INQUIRIES:
Rob Berretta, Opus 3 Artists (in the U.S.)
Claude Boischot, K D Schmid Artists (in Europe)
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Video Production: Erica Brenner
Cameras: Ken Wendt, Joe Boyle, Erica Brenner
Audio Recording Engineer: Daniel Shores

[@muratkls]

Nihavend Longa is composed by Kemani Kevser Hanim (1887-1963), a Turkish female musician. It is regarded as a standard for traditional Turkish music.

[@sinjofin1]

thank you adding this detail

[@jimcrawford5039]

Yes, thank you. Great music, much enjoyed!

[@aycan.a]

Wow this is definitely a surprise! Greetings and love from Türkiye❤

[@ferdinandbardamu1198]

It's Emi Tanabe's fire !!!

[@karltroidvsbondman]

This is unreal... Glorious!

[@youexx]

Marvelous! Thank you Apollo's Fire!

[@BobKlass]

Marvelous. Thank you for making this available.

[@mariarosemeredeganmelchert4341]

Uau!! Demais 😍

[@Tuluria]

I just love it! It actually reminds me of klezmer!

[@heyjoesprof.ulissesdemoura6323]

Very beautiful!!!

[@user-vp5jd8qz1b]

NAY instrument sound is good!

[@bernardomatos8086]

AMAZING!...

[@mariarosemeredeganmelchert4341]

Parabéns 👏👏👏

[@mariavanhoof7961]

Vibrante exhibición 🤩

[@moradchebout4632]

super

[@SuperBirgen]

Aşağıdaki yorumlardan biri "The Black Death", belirsiz bir Türk müziği demiş, alakası yok, son derece belirgin bir "geleneksel" Türk müziğidir, Nihavend Longa Kemani Kevser Hanım'ın bestesidir, burada çalan da jazz filan değil, garabettir.

[@theblackdeath4398]

This doesn't sound Arabic, probably an obscure Turkish music tradition (in all honesty, it sounds like jazz with a faint Turkish inspiration), but nonetheless still a great job!

[@ofroutesrosestransylvanian8970]

it sounds Romanian traditional music, anyway somewere in the Balkans.

[@SuperBirgen]

@@ofroutesrosestransylvanian8970 Bu müziğin ne Balkan ne de Romanya ile uzak yakın bir ilgisi yok, tanınmaz hale gelince Balkan gipsy müzik havası olmuş, bu eser "geleneksel" Türk müziğidir, Kevse Hanım'ın Nihavend Longasıdır, cehalet diz boyu.

[@SuperBirgen]

Birincisi, Nihavend Longanın "Arabic" müzikle uzak yakın bir ilgisi yok, ikincisi poplaştırırp modern bir hale getirdik derken güzelim longanın tadını kaçırmışlar. Barok bir masaya plastik bir kılıf örtmeye benzemiş, üçüncüsü bestecisinin adını vermeye gerek görmemişler, oynak bir yalelli olmuş ama nihavend longa olmamış!

[@user-dy4te9vj7l]

This is not Turkish/Arabic.İt is only Turkish.

[@dilekozkan1366]

This is pure Ottoman / Turkish music. Not Arabic.

[@RomaInvicta202]

That's music created to dance - shame just to listen to it