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i second the EPIC view. this sounds like a score for some kind of epic film involving battles and sweeping shots of...
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Yar Yar (Anonymous Traditional) VOVA Hamşetsu Ğhağ - Hemşin Ezgileri - Songs of Hemshin The Hemshin (Hamshen, Hemshinli,...
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comfortshade said:
all of your audio posts are great. I can stay on your blog for hours listening to them. : )
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This is possibly some...most straight up epic (EPIC) music I’ve ever heard. And that it’s...
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My comments are quiet and mumbled; I'd suggest you stay close by.VOVA - Yar Yar
[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]Yar Yar (Anonymous Traditional)
VOVA
Hamşetsu Ğhağ - Hemşin Ezgileri - Songs of Hemshin
The Hemshin (Hamshen, Hemshinli, Hamshenahay, Hamshentsi) are a diverse group of people living in the Black Sea greatly influenced by Islamization, population movements, and the neighboring peoples of the Black Sea (Laz and Pontiac Greeks among others). The Hemshinli speak both Turkish and Homshetsma (a dialect of Western Armenian). Songs of Hemshin is a collection of the beautiful folk songs of the Hemshen peoples.(Yar yar) Dune dage bayira
(Yar yar) Erzevare çayira
(Yar yar) Ğarat aek dağaker
(Yar yar) Garkevuşi daiya
(Yar yar) Ka tse done gugume
(Yar yar) Kuagutse vetune
(Yar yar) Intsi kolets u bobgets
(Yar yar) Çağtsutse inatune
(Yar yar) Entu ardin dagniver
(Yar yar) Malinaim malina
(Yar yar) Erandnin garkevetsan
(Yar yar) Inç genez yemalila
(Yar yar) Dants agav ğhavağ ağav
(Yar yar) Tamnetsav tsemer ağav
(Yar yar) Garkevelu menatsak
(Yar yar) Mezi elile ağav
This is possibly some of the most straight up epic (EPIC) music I’ve ever heard. And that it’s so close to the stuff that runs in my veins - If Armenian folk music is 80 proof vodka, this is 95 proof vodka. That listening to it I can recognize the sounds of a language of mine is thrilling.
10 months ago on July 03, 2011 at 01:11am with 41 notes
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