Tin Tin Mya - Yamonar ယမုံနာ - Myanmar classical song.

[@kyawmyint3922]

Beautiful classic songs 🎵 thanks for uploading

[@hlatun11]

ျမန္မာသီခ်င္းႀကီး ႀကိဳက္သူမို႕ အခုမွ ေတြ႕ရတဲ့ မ်က္ရႈကို ေက်းဇူးတင္ပါတယ္၊ စိတ္မေကာင္းတာက အခုလိုမိုးေတြ သည္းတဲ့အခါ သဲႀကီးမဲႀကီးရြာတဲ႕အခါမွာ မလွေရႊရဲ႕ မိုးေဒ၀ါကို အရမ္းနားေထာင္ျခင္ေနတာ ကိုယ့္ ဘာသာကို ဆိုတတ္ေပမဲ့ ေမ့တဲ့အပိုဒ္ေတြေၾကာင့္ စိတ္ညစ္ေနတာ အခု မ်က္ရႈမွာ ရွာၾကည့္တာ မရွာတတ္လို႕လားမသိဘူး မရဘူး စိတ္မေကာင္းပါဘူး လွထြန္း

[@shwewin.8894]

ဆရာ ဦးအုန္းေမာင္ မမေအး သီခ်င္းၾကီး မ််ား ကုိ လည္းေက်းဇူးၿပဳၿပီးတင္ေပးပါခင္ဗ်ား

[@Wagaung]

This is the song with Tin Tin Mya's wonderful comforting vocals and Gita Lulin Maung Ko Ko's amazing wizardry on the piano that made me really like Burmese classical music. I heard it in my teens one November night on the Sagaing Hills, beautiful unforgettable piece of music filling the still air. Only pedants would object to the piano accompaniment. Better still solo. Kudos to Maung Ko Ko for this rendition that seared into my young heart. Move the frontiers, improve and improvise I say.

[@MMAsIngs]

Thanks my love. 15 full minutes of beautiful music with extremely beautiful pictures of the riverine scenery. You have excelled yourself. Wonderful piano accompaniment as well.

[@dillasbebs622]

Thank you. Burmese/Myanma music is very different from any other music I have heard, and I like it very much. I think that the piano is a perfect instrument for the Burmese musical style.

[@shwewin.8894]

Thanks so much for your Thanks so much for your Traditional classical song.

[@myintlwin3352]

Beautiful voice n playing piano both are genius,lovely song since I was young,thanks alot

[@snowflake8439]

Myint Lwin Thanks for the comment.

[@moeewinn]

Thanks for your sharing, I like all of your songs and creation.

[@masaw9]

Thanks. Her voice is so soothing.

[@2429775]

I can't stop listening this song, when I saw in KZbin .Thanks .

[@rahulmazumder2010]

Thank you very much for your efforts to present this gem of Burmese classical song.

[@zrshwe]

@MISTERMORNE Yes you are right. I think especially on Hawaiian guitars it is possible to bend the notes a bit. Yes, frets are the reason you cannot play quarternotes on guitar. With violin theoretically you can even play intervals less than a quarter, but I do not know whether the human ear can distinguish intervals less than a quartertone.

[@zrshwe]

@MISTERMORNE I have read your detailed comments sent privately. You are right, the pianist was not trying to harmonise but trying to give the atmostphere although he used occasional chords. As you know harmony is a western invention and harmony did not exist initially outside Europe. But with traditoinal Myanmar orchestral music ( saing waing) a different sort of harmony (the drone) existed. With ubiquitous use of guitar with pop music nowaday, there is now western harmony all over the world.

[@snowflake8439]

@MMAsIngs Thanks for your comment. I am allowed to upload videos longer than 15 minutes recently, so I am very happy to upload my Yamonar in full splendour without editing to 10 minutes. I love Mg Ko Ko's wonderful piano accompaniment version as well.

[@zrshwe]

@MISTERMORNE Yes, it is not everyone's cup of tea but it is regarded as 20th century's great work and it will grow on you. It is long, because it is the song setting of 21 poems of Giraud's French poems translated into German. You will come across surreal verses like 'Den Wein den man mit Augen trinkt'.

[@zrshwe]

@MISTERMORNE In every country there are traditionalists who do not like any change. Because piano is a western instrument some people do not like it. This being a pure Myanmar song, uninfluenced by any western music, the traditionalists want it to be played with traditional instruments. I myself love this version with piano accompaniment. Thanks for your opinion about our traditional music. Well almost traditional, since this is with piano accompaniment and not with traditional instruments.

[@dillasbebs622]

Beautiful

[@zrshwe]

@MISTERMORNE Even with human voice, those who are not used to singing intervals less than semitone, is not easy I understand. Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire used a technique called Sprechstimme in which the vocalist does not sustain the pitch but let it fall or rise simulating speech and I understand only a few vocalists can sing it . But the classical Indian music uses quartertone but I am not familiar with it. It is worth listening to Christine Schaffer's singing Pierrot Lunaire.

[@jcmegabyte]

Nice images and animation - thanks for the show! =)

[@zrshwe]

@MISTERMORNE Quarter tone is not possible with most instruments. But stringed instruments like violin, cello etc (but not guitar) it is possible to play quartertone or even lesser interval. But since most musicians are used to playing semitone intervals, I think it will need some practice to be able to play the correct quartertones for the violinists.With piano, only if you tune the notes quartertone apart, but nobody has tried it as far as I know, maybe it would become too difficult to play.

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@susansaing Thanks for your comment Susan.

[@vivian2nana]

Beautiful！

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[@myintlwin3352]

ေတာင္သမန္အင္းစားေမာင္ေဖငယ္ေရးသည္ဟုမွတ္ရဖူးပါသည္အလြန္ေကာင္းေသာသီခ်င္းပါနားေထာင္ရင္းျမစ္ကမ္းနားေရာက္သြားသလိုပဲတီးခတ္သူပညာ႐ွင္နဲ႔အဆို႐ွင္ကိုလဲေလးစားမိပါေၾကာင္း

[@zrshwe]

@MISTERMORNE My friend, I am happy with semitone interval. Playing the piano with semitone interval is hard enough already. If the notes are divided into quartertones, playing the piano will be beyond me. If you want the same range as now, the piano will be twice the lenght and probably need 2 people to play the whole range.

[@dillasbebs622]

@snowflake8439 warm welcome appreciated! I love everything to do with Oriental Cultures, Burma included. (I hope my usage of old fashioned terms is not offensive. I don't mean it to be.)

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[@jakeydelasbebs8800]

Perhaps this is just the way Burmese music is, but in a song about an idyllic river, I think she should have been much more generous with the damper pedal

[@ReinhardLehninger]

may be the traditionalists are right... But I like the song!

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