Ross Daly playing Epistrofi on Nak Tarhu

This instrument "Nak Tarhu" has all the sounds in One. Iran, Azerbaijan, Indian, Afghan, Greek and Bulgarian as well.. Fantastic! :D I hope to see you in Romania sometime..

[@AdamCzarnowski]

Fabulous, Ross; many thanks for you, Stelios Pertrakis, the Chemirani borthers and countless others for your wonderful music - we met briefly in 2002 when you played the Greek-Indian music concert in St. George's, Bristol. I come to Crete almost every year but have yet to make it to Houdedtsi for the music. Maybe this year (Adam Czarnowski)...

[@cenkaltiner]

Mashallah!!, very good sound

[@rossmdaly]

Hello Marek, good to hear from you! Many greetings to you, Maria and all of our friends in Poland

[@CarlosVivanco]

Absolutely beautiful !

[@aram34]

I love Ross Daly!!!!

[@HATHI01]

Dear Ross I'am Marek Sawicki from Poland. We met one year ago in Warsaw during your wonderful workshops. I missed you this year, please come to us and share with your artistic soul. Great thanks for your inspiring music. Greetings from Maria Pomianowska as well. Marek

[@filsoofimusic]

so beautiful

[@nsgfunk]

that is quite the creation!

[@bhoopali38]

bonjour i'm sitar student this music is simply beautiful thank you very much

[@aram34]

Sometimes some compositions just sound better with only one instrument..This composition ,Epistrofi is also on Microcosmos with also percussion but on this video it sounds much better..just the sheer beauty of tarhu or only one instrument when played properly is what we want to hear..

[@aram34]

ellerine saglik Ross Ustad!!!

[@JustClaude13]

That's incredible! Sympathetic strings don't normally reproduce well on KZbin, but they're really singing on your instrument.

[@PedramFalsafi]

sounds very much like Kamanche.....mesmerizing melody

[@bouzoukokavlis]

ΚΥΡΙΟΙ ΤΟΝ ΕΧΩ ΔΕΙ ΣΤΟ ΣΠΙΤΙ ΤΟΥ ΝΑ ΠΑΙΖΕΙ Μ ΑΥΤΟ ΤΟ .....ΟΡΓΑΝΟ ΚΑΙ ΕΙΠΑ ΝΑ ΑΡΧΙΣΩ ...ΤΟ ΤΕΝΙΣ.ΑΠΑΙΧΤΟΣ ΚΑΙ ΠΟΛΥ ΦΙΛΙΚΟΣ ΟΠΩΣ ΚΑΙ ΟΛΟΙ ΟΙ ΜΕΓΑΛΟΙ ΤΟΥ ΕΙΔΟΥΣ

[@roumpelis]

geia sou megale ROSS!!!!!!!!!!!Aytes einai melwdies!!!!!

[@afterthought9]

Fantastic. I noticed he holds it between his legs, and not on the knee as with most kamancha players, is this to help support the long neck?

[@rossmdaly]

Hello Angel great to hear from you! Hope to see you soon and play some music together

[@miguelang6016]

in which makam your play? huseyni?

[@tourick]

Teleio...! apla teleio...!

[@FranticAerostat]

Yperoxo!!!

[@galliard1981]

popo re file!wow

[@vagourianmusic]

Eyxarisoume poly.

[@GiannisKontakis]

Ευκολο ειναι: 5000Eura

[@bla2030]

Ανάλογα ποιους θεωρείς "μεγάλους" ;)

[@valehsadiqov2138]

Sənin çaldığın alət Kamanın dəyişdirilmiş formasıdı. Tarhu deyl

[@fotaras007]

o anthrwpos einai apo allo planhth...

[@musik102]

But are we sure he is hitting the correct notes! Correct in the sense of the notes that he wants to hit. Early on in this piece, I'm sure he was hitting some rather "dodgy" notes.

[@giorgosioannou4607]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@musik102]

@@giorgosioannou4607 Well, that response means that you believe that "folk" bowed string players never play out of tune! Well I've heard some of the best UK/Irish fiddlers play out of tune and even classical players of a pretty high standard. I've even read interviews with top bluegrass fiddlers where they admit having "off days" as far as good intonation goes,

[@giorgosioannou4607]

@@musik102 ο,k o.k 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@musik102]

@@giorgosioannou4607 I beg your pardon. I didn't realise that you are deaf. That explains everything.