This is the Saz

#saz #bağlama #instruments

[compasphantom]

It is actually really used in many Turkic countries, for example Im from Azerbaijan, we use it too

[RoshaanUrRehman]

Just after he stopped playing, I started clapping 👏. Wonderful music bro🥰

[shainemaine]

Filip I had no idea you were a musician!!! This makes me very happy as music is my existence...

[mrok]

In Turkey, there is a world of difference between a Tanbur and the saz or baglama. You can find similar instruments in Turkic nations. For those who say it's Iranian, I would say Iran is not homogeneous. It has a massive Azeri Turkish population.

[kammaz]

This is called: "Divān" in Iran as it's known as: "Bāqlāmā" in Turkey which has seven strings and quarter notes in both countries.
But "Tanbour" is a three string instrument without quarter notes in Iran.

[ahmetemreinan]

"Saz" çalgı, enstrüman anlamında da kullanılır. Ama bizde bağlama o kadar yaygın bir saz ki, kelime anlam daralmasına uğramış ve sadece bağlama ve türevlerini anlatacak biçime de evrilmiştir.
Arkadaşın çaldığı ezgiler de Anadolu'dan ziyade aklıma İran coğrafyasını getirdi.

[bambathiam]

All of those instruments, perfect sounds. Keep releasing these videos, please

[Pars]

Well the thing is that "tambur" is a Persian loan word thats taken from middle Turkish "dambırtı" or "dambıra". Which is an onomatopoeia. We know that there is also an older Turkic enstrument called "dombra", a long necked lute instrument. Yeah, no idea where I'm going with all this.

[ozanyapisan]

I'm from Turkey but born in Sweden and I never ever thought I'd see a Swede play saz. Awesome work man

[emingasimov]

Ubiquitously beloved here, in Azerbaijan.

[craigbailey]

Love the Saz. Any particular artists or albums you might recommend?

Çetin Akdeniz is quite amazing. Although I think he plays short neck saz.

[BlueOwl]

Maan.. this one melody got me into a trance or sth... from the first note i got shivers.. how powerful it is ❤

[villonfaine]

Every instrument has its own spirit; it must be played in harmony with it, using its own technique.

[yigitcengil]

As a Turkish person, I can say that you nailed the demonstration 🫶🏻 however I feel like I should make a slight correction: saz and bağlama are not actually synonyms. Saz is the Turkish version of the word lute and bağlama is the name of the instrument. Thanks for showcasing the instrument on your channel though 💕

[Prijipati]

It's crazy to me that independently stumbled ln both your channels. Love them both!

[OfficialWiseArt]

I thought he was gonna play 8 mile for a sec 😂

[wkvkuqe]

Visiblement, il y a des tas de disputes entre les turques, les iraniens et autres peuples, au sujet des origines de cet instrument. Je suis française et je voudrais juste dire que la musique est universelle et peu importe, au fond, qui a inventé ce bel instrument. Le son est très beau. J’écoute beaucoup la musique arménienne que vous interprétez, Filip, et j’ai déjà vu ce luth avec un manche très long. Continuez à nous enchanter avec cette musique aérienne qui sent le désert, les espaces immenses, le vent dans les herbes sauvages, et surtout l’élévation de l’âme vers la spiritualité. Merci. 🎻🪘🪕 🪇 🎸 🎷 🪗 🪇 Ah, bien sûr, il y en a qui vont me répondre que ce n’est pas un luth, disons que c’est dans la même famille ! 😊

[JerusnamWien]

Petra Nachtmanova has a mesmerizing travel docu about the Saz/Bağlama. Highly recommended!

[Oudplayer]

Us azeris call it Qopuz, beautiful sound!

[jameslewis]

Gettin' down and dirty with ths SAZ!