Sattar - traditional uyghur bowed lute

[@pauljmeyer1]

The instrument is in tune with itself and is pleasing to be heard.

[@markuswach]

Thank you!

[@mukhtarappazov9093]

So deep and touching! Thank you!❤❤❤❤

[@markuswach]

@@mukhtarappazov9093 thanks a lot for your kind words!

[@YusufboyDivanov]

*Assalomu alaykum dòstim ijodlarga omad Xorazmnan galdim*

[@markuswach]

I think I understood your good wishes, but could you translate your message please?

[@palwansadik7826]

Great performance 🥳🥳 appreciated !!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@markuswach]

Thank you!

[@dbadagna]

Great explanation of this instrument, and the close-ups of every part of it are also valuable.

[@markuswach]

Thanks!

[@dbadagna]

@@markuswach I have just posted this video to the "Traditional Chinese Music" group at Facebook.

[@markuswach]

@@dbadagna 👍🙂

[@АлимжанБаратов-б1о]

Это Уйгурский инструмент ,а не Китайский. ​@@dbadagna

[@АсылСейдахметова]

Markus,helo from Kazakhstan Uyghur sattar 👍

[@markuswach]

Yes, uyghur music is pure and beautiful! Kind regards to you!

[@balalaikabeginner]

What a unique instrument! Thanks for sharing

[@markuswach]

Your welcome! Thanks for your support and interest!

[@secretarchivesofthevatican]

Beautiful!

[@mukhtarappazov9093]

Kæræmæt!!!❤❤❤

[@Tengrikut121]

amazing🤩🤩🤩

[@markuswach]

Thank you

[@Esotericyoga]

Love this

[@markuswach]

Thanks!

[@Tengrikut121]

correction: its name is ser-tar chief string or head string ! because this is the leader of uyghur orchestral performance , the king of uyghur instrument !

[@enantiodromia]

Where does its name derive from. Superficially, it looks like it might be cosely related to the Persian "setar".

[@Tengrikut121]

yes. due to we turks ruled persian more then one thousand years long and set persian language as an offical language @@enantiodromia

[@enantiodromia]

@@Tengrikut121 Thank you.

[@robabnawaz]

Bin immer wieder fasziniert. Wo hast du denn das Sattar/Sato her?

[@markuswach]

Diese Sattar habe ich von einem Bekannten aus der uighurischen Community in Almaty. Die Sato aus dem anderen Video hat mir ein Freund aus Almaty von einem Meister aus Usbekistan besorgt.

[@robabnawaz]

@@markuswach Danke. Ich denke, im Prinzip könnte man auch eine türkische Saz dementsprechend umbauen.

[@markuswach]

@@robabnawaz vielleicht, müsste aber eine sehr lange mit kleinem Korpus sein schätze ich 🙂

[@robabnawaz]

@@markuswach Man kann eine Chitrali sitar nehmen, die sieht fast identisch aus. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGqZhHeDgJmKfM0

[@cryanne]

wicked thanks for sharing

[@markuswach]

Thanks Crystal!