Iranian Traditional Song | Song of South Iran | Persian Folk Song | آهنگ فولکلور سنتی ایرانی
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Iranian Folk Song from South
Iranian Folk Song from South of Iran
Music instrument: Half-Moon Tambourine with Inside Row
Iran has a rich and diverse musical heritage that spans centuries. Traditional Iranian music is characterized by its melodic and rhythmic intricacies, often incorporating poetic and cultural themes.
Radif is the core repertoire of classical Iranian music. It consists of a collection of melodic figures, or gushehs, which serve as the basis for improvisation. Radif is typically performed on traditional instruments such as the tar, setar, and kamancheh.
Dastgah is a musical modal system in Iranian classical music. Each dastgah consists of a set of gushehs, and musicians use these modes as a framework for improvisation. There are several dastgahs, each with its own unique emotional and melodic characteristics.
Instruments: Traditional Iranian music features a variety of instruments. Some prominent ones include:
Tar: A plucked string instrument with a deep, rich sound.
Setar: A smaller, four-stringed instrument played with a pick.
Kamancheh: A spike fiddle with a round body, played with a bow.
Ney: A flute-like instrument made of reed, producing a haunting sound.
Santur: A hammered dulcimer with strings struck by small mallets.
Avaz refers to the vocal aspect of Iranian music. It involves melodic singing, often accompanied by traditional instruments. Vocalists in Iranian music are highly trained and skilled in expressing the emotional depth of the lyrics. Many traditional Iranian songs are ghazals, poetic expressions of love, mysticism, and philosophical themes. The lyrics often draw from classical Persian poetry, with renowned poets like Rumi and Hafez serving as inspiration.
Tasnif is a form of Iranian classical song that typically has a fixed structure and is often performed in a solo setting. It may be accompanied by instruments or sung a cappella.
Sheikh Zayed Heritage Festival reflects the United Arab Emirates’ energetic and diverse civilization through arts, music, crafts, food and customs.The Sheikh Zayed Heritage Festival is named in honour of the UAE’s Founding Father, the late Sheikh Zayed.The Sheikh Zayed Heritage Festival celebrates the UAE’s rich diversity of its traditions and enlightens visitors about the legacy of the nation’s founder.
At the Sheikh Zayed Festival, you can enjoy some of the biggest and most elaborate fireworks displays, which light up Al Wathba skies throughout the Festival’s run with the most spectacular colors and formations every Saturday at 10:00 pm.
A central feature of the festival is the UAE Heritage District, which hosts exhibitions, events and popular markets reflecting traditional Emirati life. The World Heritage district reflects the music, art exhibits and dancing. of other countries.
Festival Duration: From 17th November 2023 to 9th March 2024
Festival Opening Times
Daily from 4:00 PM to 12:00AM and until 1:00 AM during weekends and on public holidays
Entrance Fees: AED 10 per person
People of Determination, children under 3 years of age and seniors (60+ years old) are exempt from fees.
FREE BUS: Free regular bus transportation to and from the Festival grounds are available from Al Wadha Bus Station
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Location: Sheikh Zayed Festival, Al Wathbah - Al-Wathba South - Abu Dhabi
Google map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/k4EyuAzgho5Xe...
🎥 Monday, 4 December 2023 🕒 8:23 PM
🌡 29 °C / 85 °F
Gadget: iPhone 15 Pro Max
Editing: Final Cut Pro
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Music instrument: Half-Moon Tambourine with Inside Row
Iran has a rich and diverse musical heritage that spans centuries. Traditional Iranian music is characterized by its melodic and rhythmic intricacies, often incorporating poetic and cultural themes.
Radif is the core repertoire of classical Iranian music. It consists of a collection of melodic figures, or gushehs, which serve as the basis for improvisation. Radif is typically performed on traditional instruments such as the tar, setar, and kamancheh.
Dastgah is a musical modal system in Iranian classical music. Each dastgah consists of a set of gushehs, and musicians use these modes as a framework for improvisation. There are several dastgahs, each with its own unique emotional and melodic characteristics.
Instruments: Traditional Iranian music features a variety of instruments. Some prominent ones include:
Tar: A plucked string instrument with a deep, rich sound.
Setar: A smaller, four-stringed instrument played with a pick.
Kamancheh: A spike fiddle with a round body, played with a bow.
Ney: A flute-like instrument made of reed, producing a haunting sound.
Santur: A hammered dulcimer with strings struck by small mallets.
Avaz refers to the vocal aspect of Iranian music. It involves melodic singing, often accompanied by traditional instruments. Vocalists in Iranian music are highly trained and skilled in expressing the emotional depth of the lyrics. Many traditional Iranian songs are ghazals, poetic expressions of love, mysticism, and philosophical themes. The lyrics often draw from classical Persian poetry, with renowned poets like Rumi and Hafez serving as inspiration.
Tasnif is a form of Iranian classical song that typically has a fixed structure and is often performed in a solo setting. It may be accompanied by instruments or sung a cappella.
Sheikh Zayed Heritage Festival reflects the United Arab Emirates’ energetic and diverse civilization through arts, music, crafts, food and customs.The Sheikh Zayed Heritage Festival is named in honour of the UAE’s Founding Father, the late Sheikh Zayed.The Sheikh Zayed Heritage Festival celebrates the UAE’s rich diversity of its traditions and enlightens visitors about the legacy of the nation’s founder.
At the Sheikh Zayed Festival, you can enjoy some of the biggest and most elaborate fireworks displays, which light up Al Wathba skies throughout the Festival’s run with the most spectacular colors and formations every Saturday at 10:00 pm.
A central feature of the festival is the UAE Heritage District, which hosts exhibitions, events and popular markets reflecting traditional Emirati life. The World Heritage district reflects the music, art exhibits and dancing. of other countries.
Festival Duration: From 17th November 2023 to 9th March 2024
Festival Opening Times
Daily from 4:00 PM to 12:00AM and until 1:00 AM during weekends and on public holidays
Entrance Fees: AED 10 per person
People of Determination, children under 3 years of age and seniors (60+ years old) are exempt from fees.
FREE BUS: Free regular bus transportation to and from the Festival grounds are available from Al Wadha Bus Station
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Location: Sheikh Zayed Festival, Al Wathbah - Al-Wathba South - Abu Dhabi
Google map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/k4EyuAzgho5Xe...
🎥 Monday, 4 December 2023 🕒 8:23 PM
🌡 29 °C / 85 °F
Gadget: iPhone 15 Pro Max
Editing: Final Cut Pro
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