Reaction Video To Homayoun Shajarian - Sanama - Washington DC (Live) همایون شجریان - صنما

[@m.d3tironi235]

Homayoun is a legend😍

[@smokers90]

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[@ali_davd]

truly a living legend

[@شاهینقشقایے-سربازمیهن]

فریدون فرخ زاد روحت شاااد ♥️👑♥️👑♥️

[@shahinfarhady401]

Ofcourse he is

[@dayanakem9752]

He was

[@eslamalipour4682]

it's not yodeling, it's called Tahrir which is rooted in imitating song birds and it requires years of training to have a control on your gloat to do such delicate transitions.

[@SchnellJordan]

Thank you for clarifying 😊

[@mazrostamian]

It is either the same or similar to melismatic singing.

[@VivaIran2024]

👌❤️

[@muuuuuuuuuusakotaghi]

Tahrir is not this bro.

[@nanaravi9098]

@@muuuuuuuuuusakotaghi it is

[@Martin-jb8rr]

The country more than 8.000 years ago, They have to have such unique traditional music

[@alizareian7899]

This style of singing is "tahrir".Homayoon is the son of recently past away, grand master "Mohammad reza shajarian". Thank's for your beautiful reaction, you have the x factor girl 👌👍If you could react to "chera rafti" the music video one, I think you would absolutely love it

[@mohammadhasani2295]

Yeah I think so, "Chera rafti" is fantastic

[@sinarahbari]

Find the music video of Chera rafti with english subs, then your reaction will be nothing but tears, enjoying his range at the same time

[@seniorhs5382]

Hey! I ,m a irani and If you wana i can help u

[@chessrokh5845]

👏👏👏👏

[@Ali-ki5ex]

This style of vocal runs is called *Tahreer* or melisma but it's unique to traditional Persian music which in itself has a whole complete set of numerous classes of doing it and modal systems called *Dastgahs* which you can study if you're interested. Also his father late Maestro Mohammad Reza Shajarian is a renowned legend of this branch of Persian/Iranian music and Homayoun his son has extended his father's traditional legacy and created cool modern fusion melodies and compositions as well as also acing it in its traditional form.

[@armanchekani896]

با سلام این یکی از شاهکارهای موسیقی ایران هست مرسی

[@SaraBiographies]

Yessssss finally 🖐🏻 Now u r standing at the gate of Persian’s traditional music world so welcome 😊

[@muuuuuuuuuusakotaghi]

In my openion, H. Shjarian is not thts gate. Is final goal of that.

[@محمدخدابخشی-م2ت]

✌️❤️

[@delfanm9744]

this is IRAN the land of legends

[@edbravo8715]

That was pretty cool I liked it 👏👍

[@mehdibones7211]

👍👏

[@mg8635]

Yes this is a persian traditional music. The poetry is so strong with 7 thousand years of history behind it that is not easy to translated. The only way to understand the lyrics is to learn the language. This type of music is so powerful and deep that hits your soul. Thank you

[@hanahamidpour7659]

IRAN musics are so perfect 👌🏾

[@reza-km5zb]

ای سرحال 😍🇮🇷

[@alifazeli7851]

That one is a voice from heaven

[@nilia3568]

Homayoon shajarian never be be forgettable هیق عالیه صدای ابدی

[@hadijahizi5708]

Homayoun is one of the best singers in Iran. He is truly wonderful and his father is one of the greatest masters of Iranian music. Thank you very much for your attention to this style of music. I hope you follow his later work.

[@Hastifirst]

من این اهنگ رو خیلی دوس دارمممم😍💞

[@iqiuo8693]

I've been waiting for your reaction to this song. It was great and the technique of Homayoun is Tahrir (a Persian technique)

[@abolfazlk2002]

Love your reactions

[@aland5692]

This is Persian traditional vocal called "Avaz" . Voice Control of Homayoun is out of this world , HE is probably one the strongest voice honestly in this planet. Masrto. His father was Mastro too. GOOD Genetic.

[@lostsin178]

Baby, I really like the reaction to this traditional Iranian song . Schnell You were really great 👍💝 Thank you for your excellent response to this song 🙏

[@payamimoh1226]

هنر نزد ایرانیان است و بس.فر خورد بنده خدا

[@majidshafahi4772]

الان داره میگه پشمام 😂😂😂💖

[@payamimoh1226]

پشم نداره 😬😏😏😏

[@majidshafahi4772]

پشم داشت ریخت همش ☺☺☺

[@amirparsaashoori2487]

موزیک ایرانی کلاسیک و باستانی از دوران کورش بوده و این پیشرفتی در جهان بود ♥️

[@arezuor3461]

It's the way birds like nightingale do that,, in Persian we say he is Chah Chah,,, he does it with his throat and his strong breath and of course his beautiful voice,,, 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻☺️ Im happy you enjoy it

[@kavehdav]

From a country with more than 8000 y.old history, ❤my IRAN

[@mreza84]

خروجی ۸۰۰۰ سال یا بیشتر هم از فرهنگ و ادبیات درخشان این شد که ۱۰۰۰ سال پیش فردوسی و شاهنامه‌اش رو داشتیم و امروز روح‌الله هندی و توضیح‌المسائل و آداب بیت الخلأ و احکام جماع با شتر!!!😢😢😢

[@bensartstudio24]

It was really cool, thank you for sharing Schnell! :)

[@nafisehebadi4471]

The lyrics is so amazing beside singing and music. سهراب و همایون جان شما افتخار ایران هستید🙏❤

[@andyschnell58]

Schnell you posted early today. I'm not a morning person LOL. Another enjoyable lesson in Persian music. Easy answer to your question, I have listened to and cried to Million Miles by Angelina Jordan more times than I care to admit. Looking forward to your performance tomorrow. Stay safe and healthy everyone.

[@CraftyGirlShirin]

😍😍😍🌹 he's amazing

[@dreamlandish]

Sanam is a god/goddess who is worshipped. A term of endearment for the beloved. Sanama means (oh (my) sanam) adressing the beloved, asking her to allow her heart to be one with his heart . So literal translation of the refain would be: Ba man: with me Sanama: o goddess Del,del,del :heart ×3 Yek dele: one hearted Kon: make In persian language the verb comes usually at the end of sentence. The line is from a poem by Rumi. An Iranian poet who lives around 700_800 years ago The guy next to him is also Sohrab Pournazeri and the instrument is called Kamanche

[@maryb6074]

Sanama, here means my dearest, my dear not godess.

[@dreamlandish]

@Mahyar Hatami ترجمه ی من نیست و کسی که ترجمه کرد از ترجمه ی تحت الفظی استفاده کرده. وگرنه تمام اشعار مولوی درباره ی شمس هستن

[@dreamlandish]

@Mahyar Hatami دوست عزیز کار ترجمه مخصوصا اشعار فارسی کار ساده ای نیست. ادبیات فارسی پر از آرایه های مختلف هست مثلا همین ایهام . صنما به معنی بت و دد جایگاه معشوق به کار رفته. الان اگه بخوای طرف سخن رو معنی کنی باید کل داستان پشتش رو هم بگی. اینطوری که نمیشه برای یه شخصی که فارسی بلد نیست ترجمه کرد

[@dreamlandish]

@Mahyar Hatami مشکلت چیه؟ میگم این ترجمه ی من نیست!ترجمه کردن شعر به این سختی زحمت میخواد. ای کاش بقیه هم یاد بگیرن که انتقاد حدی داره و نباید به زمین و زمان گله کرد. شما که بلدی برو درستش رو بنویس در اختیار مردم بزار

[@dreamlandish]

@Mahyar Hatami منم مجبور نیستم به نظر تو پیش برم چون از نظر تو اشتباهه. اینقدرم مثل تو بیکار نیستم این همه وقت سر این چیزای الکی تلف کنم، واقعا مشکلت چیه؟ خب زیرش کامنت بزار بگو فلان چیز،تمام شد رفت. خوشت میاد سر جر و بحثو باز کنی

[@Amin_Pakzad]

nice reaction 🔥🔥😍😍😍 i love shajarian

[@urbanreuss459]

Amazing singing, Homayoon's father Mohamadreza Shajarian, the grand Maestro of classical Persian Music passed away sadly few weeks ago, Homayoon is truely the best succesor, who can continue his art and legacy..and big thanks to you dear Schnell for your wonderfull channel and your open mind to music from all over the world, music can really unite people

[@VivaIran2024]

This was the best reaction on this song I've ever watched on KZbin by someone who doesn't know persian😆🤩👍just feel U get wt he is saying😆, Im still getting shocked by the way Homayoun singing this song after hundreds times ive listened to it. So many thanks for that👍❤️🇮🇷

[@markjordan9582]

he is legend a Homayoun thanks 🙏 for support such pretty girl ♥️

[@hosseinshams4850]

Finaly this one tnx for your beautiful reaction love from iran🌹🌹🇮🇷

[@30na18]

I love homay ... Is legend for Iranian

[@HarryPotter-hc5vp]

Homayoon Shajarian

[@mohammadrezamosavifard9440]

احسنت به هنرمند خودمون❤

[@ali_davd]

this is the classical iranian music and Homayoun Shajarian is the best at it. a legend

[@mr_mav.6290]

پرچم ایرانی بالااا 💯🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷

[@armantalat4990]

this style called Avaz. and this kind of tahrir called "chah chahe"

[@user-xt6ri5hx2g]

خارجی ها اصن نمیدونن تحریر چیه که😐

[@esisari2499]

عالی👍❤ پیشنهادمیکنم ترجمه ری اکشنتونو اگه بزارین خیلی برای فارسی زبانها بهترباشه. سپاس❤

[@mortezahajati5297]

He's doing "chah chahe"😂😂😍😍😍 And ....It's classical I love your reaction😀 Love you💜

[@ichbin294]

From every one million peoples its maybe just one people can sing such this Sound...they try and learn may be more than 10 years and on the end may be just may be!they can sing such this Songs.

[@thekaf824]

So should you more listen to musics Homayon shajarian, because he is amazing❤🌟

[@alirezamehrabi7034]

Thanks and thanks again for play an Iranian music and this fascinating song . Iranian culture is really great and expectional . If you hear more about Iranian music you will absolutely have bigger favorite song list . I've attended all traditional music's class in Iran.........

[@parsprime8709]

He is currently the best in traditional Persian singing and some may disagree but to me he has the best technique for singing even better than his father.

[@mmirzaee2771]

I’m happy to see your attention. Shajarian is a super good singer in my country

[@louisking5694]

Holy persia ♥️

[@ehsanhonarvar]

amazing Persian new stile Music, EXCELLENT!!!💕😍🌹🌹

[@Gogsom]

As everyone else has already said, those vocal runs are called "Tah'reer" in Iranian classical music. It meant to resemble birds singing and it is not unique to this singer. The uniqueness of this one is in it's quantity and quality! He holds it for about 15 seconds with such strength and precision that people usually don't believe it's possible until witnessing it in a live performance!

[@مریملشنی-ي3ح]

Homayon. Sh is a king of Iranan classic music. The best singer in word.

[@pooriartzn3725]

Homayoon is one of the best singers ever. I recommend you to also react to an amazing song called MORGHE SAHAR from his father Mohamadreza Shajarian.

[@habibadami5625]

His father RIP could actually do those sounds for such a long long time, his father was legendary in this kind of classic music.

[@Herot145]

Damn I waited almost 2 weeks for this reaction especially from a non-Iranian vocalist who spots the unique techniques of Persian music!

[@nassernasser879]

Awesome! I love your reaction to my favorite vocalist and song.

[@Rockopa74]

Hi miss Schnell, that's something new for me. Very impressive the kind of yodelling. Love your reactions because of your music enthusiasm. Btw, while I'm a rock fan I love in the moment the song :"regrets "from the Swedish metal band :"Enforcer , it's a rock ballad song. Try to hear it. Stay safe. ❤ ❤ ❤

[@matina2055]

Lovely reaction. Bravo

[@H0si.m]

It was Iranian Traditional Music, and Thats persian tactic for singing which called “Tahrir” , u can search about it , Homayoun is not only a singer he is a great Vocalist.

[@SchnellJordan]

I will remember that. It’s so cool! Thank you for sharing 😊

[@mehdimoini2700]

Thanks for your beautiful reaction

[@mohamadrezaghorbanlou3568]

Thank you so much dear schnell Iran's classical art music relies on both improvisation and composition, and is based on a series of modal scales and tunes including twelve Dastgahs and Avazes.[16] Compositions can vary immensely from start to finish, usually alternating between low, contemplative pieces and athletic displays of musicianship called tahrir. The common repertoire consists of more than 200 short melodic motions (guše), which are classified into seven modes (dastgāh). Two of these modes have secondary modes branching from them that are called āvāz. This whole body is called radif, of which there are several versions, each in accordance to the teachings of a particular master (ostād). By the end of the Safavid Empire, more complex musical movements in 10, 14, and 16 beats stopped being performed. In the early Qajar era, the rhythmic cycles (osul) were replaced by a meter based on the qazal, and the maqam system of classification was reconstructed into the radif system. Today, rhythmic pieces are performed in beats of 2 to 7, with some exceptions. The reng are always in a 6/8 time frame. A typical Iranian classical performance consists of five parts, namely pišdarāmad ("prelude"; a composed metric piece), čahārmezrāb (a fast, metric piece with a repeated rhythmic pattern), āvāz (the improvised central piece), tasnif (a composed metric song of classical poetry), and reng (a rhythmic closing composition). A performance forms a sort of suite. Unconventionally, these parts may be varied or omitted. Iran's classical art music is vocal based, and the vocalist plays a crucial role, as he or she decides what mood to express and which dastgah relates to that mood. In many cases, the vocalist is also responsible for choosing the lyrics. If the performance requires a singer, the singer is accompanied by at least one wind or string instrument, and at least one type of percussion. There could be an ensemble of instruments, though the primary vocalist must maintain his or her role. In some tasnif songs, the musicians may accompany the singer by singing along several verses. The incorporation of religious texts as lyrics has largely been replaced by the works of medieval Sufi poets, especially Hafez and Rumi.[citation needed]

[@tmstevens93]

Oh man I have a few go to songs right now actually, all by pentatonix btw lol. Their cover of Take on me, hallelujah and Mary did you know. Can’t get enough of them! This was an interesting style of music but nonetheless it was really awesome and enjoyable. Awesome video my friend! All love ❤️

[@erduganatila7776]

listen to "Chera rafti" also from homayoun shajarian, then you'll know what a rise in voice means

[@yuriikawaiie6526]

Persian song so beautiful &perfect 💖💖💙💙

[@mahsanadim4023]

This is "tahrir" Persian traditional style of singing

[@배용준-m7m]

Hi madam. I am Iranian and I thank you for making a clip of our singers. I must say that you have very beautiful eyes.❤

[@abrahimes3893]

English translation: Ba man sanama del yek dele kon (With me o beloved one* , share your heart *) Gar sar nanaham, vangah gele kon (complain me if i didn't lay my life down) Ey motrebe del zaan naghmeye khosh (O singer of the heart , with that pleasant song) In maghze mara por mash`ghale kon (fill (this) my mind) See pare be kaf dar chele shodi (with thirty Parted * in your hand you went to "Cheleh"*) see pare manam tarke chele kon (i am thirty Parts , leave the forty) Rumi.

[@shm4221]

خدا بیامرزه شجریان بزرگو

[@mrgboxx]

Schnell! you should react to Lara Fabian - je suis malade, and then grab some tissues and check out JE T'AIME - LARA FABIAN LIVE " NUE -2002 "

[@alirezaabbase7977]

Heavy makup. Homayon shajaryan!

[@h.j.2206]

how it's Done is explained here " Practising Vocal Runs in Tehran With Homayoun Shajarian "

[@Narges.mortazsvi]

It's a main technique in iranian traditional singing. There are so many singers how can do this style 😊

[@amirsina7370]

Please react to sirvan "bonbast","tanhanazar","soojehat tekrarie"

[@mohammadahmadipanah2648]

Homayoun Shajarian will be in Toronto in January 2023. Before that, He perform in Vancouver & Calgary in September 9th & 10th.

[@farzanehgh1029]

What he did called Tahrir. It's hard to sing Tahrir. It needs special voice, talent and years of practice

[@داریوشفرحزاد]

💖Pretty girl wonderful Eye💖Your reaction was the best and most excellent reaction I have ever seen. beliiiiiiiive me

[@EmiRaz]

Please react to Mohsen Namjoo - Toranj. I hope you will like that.

[@pinarehsani461]

Thanks for your amazing reaction😍♥️

[@Yasinrigifard]

React to sirvan khlsravi "bonbast" you gonna love it

[@alirezarezaei2976]

Hey bro are your from balouchestan?

[@Yasinrigifard]

@@alirezarezaei2976 yes

[@alirezarezaei2976]

@@Yasinrigifard Glad to hear it bro All hail to the great Balouchi people and all Iranian people Love you all Just see your comments and saw a familiar family name and wanted to say hi 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 Good luck my friend

[@Yasinrigifard]

@@alirezarezaei2976 thanks sir it's a big pleasure for me I hope you succeed and have a life full of love ,happiness , health, money and energy

[@miladpaidar8219]

Thank you for nice reaction 🙏

[@kv5390]

If you want to compare him with western classical singers, you can comprehend him and also his father with Pavarotti.

[@moeintacker6330]

⚘🌷🌷🌹🌹❤❤👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥 Thanks for reaction From Iran

[@meddimarcy]

Why aren’t we married already?! 😘 The technique he uses where he vibrates his voice is called “TAHRIR” 🥰

[@Pirustae]

Superb singing, that's what's happening. You should search for their other shows they performed. That duo is great.

[@vadudsafa]

Please do “Ahmad Zahir”. The legend of Afghanistan. You won’t regret it. You will fall in love with his music.

[@benyamin871]

Love your react to this sang 😍

[@mohammadhtaheri5920]

So beautiful music also nice and professional reaction by you

[@caveman7548]

His father was a legend, he will be one...

[@davoodnikoomagham5846]

As an Iranian, I am proud to have chosen the channel of a beautiful and beautiful lady like you to watch. Good luck

[@m3e964]

I love your reaction ❤️❤️❤️🇮🇷🇮🇷

[@callme.saghar3305]

This is the traditional music of my country , shajarian. Thank you so much 🌹🌹

[@mohamadasadi3439]

ولیعهد آواز ایران است و پس از مرگ پدرش تاج پادشاهی آواز ایران را بر سر گذاشت استاد همایون شجریان ❤

[@ElArmin]

I love your reaction when he hit those runs. Exactly what I expect everyone to do 🤣 You should react to his dad “ Mohammadreza Shajarian “ He’s the maestro

[@rezamaboodi8260]

I love your reaction to Iranian song and it's amazing , please keep going on .

[@mohammadtaghavi65]

You have So Much informations about iranian's music

[@حسیننادری-ص4ح]

Hello. Please, we are waiting for the song Chesh Man by Dariush Iqbali and also by Rostak Hele Mali and Butarai to take the reaction.

[@geyj1]

Love from a Persian in London

[@amirsharafi1267]

Hi lovely schnell we call this type of run 《TAHRIR》 in Iran. Tnx for this beautifull react. Wish you the bests from Iran❤

[@rezaadrenaline48]

Thank you for the very beautiful reaction. The Iranian music, especially the original one, song by Homayoun Shajarian, is very beautiful. I suggest you.

[@habibagautoglass1047]

Hi this habib from Iran live in USA thanks for what you doing explaining the Iranian music bad the way that instrument call (Kamanche)

[@mahshidhamidi9221]

Thank you for your reaction

[@moonsa2035]

Hi, i'm a persian girl i've lived in iran all my life and this is our traditional music . i enjoyed of your reaction to this music .... thanks 😘🥰😇