Seljuk Empire (Medieval Turkish music)

Ey Derviccsler as performed by Oni Wytars Ensemble from the album "From Byzantium To Andalusia" set alongside a variety of images inspired by the Seljuk Empire. Best viewed full-screen.

[@Nuruddunya]

this channel never fails to deliver

[@ElwingWhitewing]

Beautiful thank you for this magical sharing!

[@guillaumelabesse8161]

Amazing ! Beautiful !

[@sabina2204]

Seljuk empire 🇹🇷🇦🇿🇹🇲♥️ Live long oghuz turkic

[@Dron2203]

👍👏

[@UbermenschOst]

Beautiful like the sufi doctrine. So deep and strong. Sufism is the esoteric Islam,with meditation.

[@Denzelmet]

I don't think this is a chant in medieval type of music. Yes, the lyrics belong to medieval times but for composition, I would say it's composed in modern times.

[@user-fb8ol1tt4m]

Grettings to turkish brothers and sisters from morroco 🇲🇦🤝❤️🇹🇷

[@OFFIZERANTIDUOLINGO]

Ok

[@ampm9771]

What Seljig music? This is Iranian/Persian music Turks adopted. Even the song is sang in Persian.

[@ampm9771]

@@Ligethazy Haha Turks have nothing, absolutely nothing.

[@ampm9771]

Turks have nothing, Tabriz, Baku are Iranian. Turks have absolutely nothing. ZERO

[@ampm9771]

​@Ligethazy You have nothinf, Tabriz and Baku are Iran.

[@artemgeneralov3751]

@@ampm9771 No it is russian empire

[@ampm9771]

@@artemgeneralov3751 What the hell Russian empire? Russia has nothing to do with anything.

[@artemgeneralov3751]

It is not turkish

[@resulcelenk1141]

this is turkish song where are you from?

[@artemgeneralov3751]

@@resulcelenk1141 i'm from kurdistan

[@shriketr]

it is definitely Turkish, called "ilahi" by Turkish sufi "Yunus Emre" who lived in 13th century: "Ey dervişler ey kardeşler Ne acep derdim var benim Mecnûn olmuş her görenler Ne acep derdim var benim Derviş Yunus çoşdu yine Aşk bahrine düşdü yine Yardan gayrı düşdü yine Ne acep derdim var benim"

[@alguboke8124]

​@@artemgeneralov3751 k-word was detected the idea was rejected

[@leika0]

​@@artemgeneralov3751 Bro, there is no such a place on the world