Saz: An Introduction
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Рік томуIn this video, we explore the history and features of the Saz/Baglama, one of the most prominent instruments in Anatolia.
Sources/Recomended Reading:
de Zeeuw, Hans (2019). "Tanbur: Long-Necked Lutes along the silk-road and beyond". Archaeopress.
de Zeeuw, Hans (2020). "The Turkish Long-Necked Lute: Saz or Baglama". Archaeopress.
de Zeeuw, Hans (2022). "The Ottoman Tanbur: The Long-Necked Lute of Ottoman Art Music". Archaeopress.
Hammarlund, Anders, Tord Olsson & Elizabeth Özdalga (1997). "Sufism, Music and Society in Turkey and the Middle East". Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul.
Jenkins, Jean & Paul Rovsing Olsen (1976). "Music and Musical Instruments in the World of Islam". World of Islam Festival Publishing Company Ltd.
Wright, Owen (2018). "Music Theory in the Safavid Era: The taqsīm al-naġamāt". Routledge; 1st edition.
#saz #bağlama #music
@howardleekilby7390 10 місяців тому
I lived on the Black Sea coast in Samsun, Turkiyi. I saw a man carrying a baglama. I asked him where he got it. He led me to the shop. A master craftsman made a baglama for me for $15. I played it in folk coffee houses in the 60’s in New England. I appreciate the spiritual quality of this instrument. Your talent as a teacher in many fields is deeply respected. ❤️❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@halukkiran 3 місяці тому
Hey men ! I am from Samsun
@tuncunal4461 2 місяці тому
wow imagine you are turkish and walk into a random coffee house in new england there is a guy playing baglama :D
@abhimanyusingh-ve8nn Місяць тому
Hey man would you help me buy a baglama as you have mentioned
@abdulwahabaldakar4054 3 місяці тому
I couldn't believe seeing my best youtuber (who talks religion) playing Saz when I searched Saz music. Even my wife said is he not your friend?!!! you are very talented Mashallah!
@FilipHolm 3 місяці тому
Surprise!
@zinoudjenadi137 Рік тому
Woow, I'm a big fan of let's talk religion. But I've never thought you were such a talented musician 😍, how many talents you've got there 🔥🌸 Unbelievable
@ibrahimerol5639 25 днів тому
Hi, metalhead from Türkiye. I'm playing classical and elecric guitar and love heavy metal. But nowadays I'm also learning bağlama. Diversity in music is a woonderful thing, learning totally different techniques and scales is fun. Thanks for great video.
@askinozisci7837 2 місяці тому
İ am turkish alevi what i know ancestor of saz is kopuz it touches my soul more than any other instrument
@kardelen3504 5 місяців тому
As an Alevi Kurd, it was so refreshing to hear how thorough and inclusive your research and considerations of the saz's history were presented! I play the violin, my dad plays the saz and we sing together in Turkish and Kurdish. It's always a joy to see our music and messages spread across cultural boundaries with respect and admiration. Thank you for this wonderful video.
@NoFishCanSwim Рік тому
I adore this instrument and the music of Anatolia. Thank you for this.
@FilipHolm Рік тому
You and me both!
@saberalsibai1426 Рік тому
This man is a source of surprises and talent... MashAllah
@jonathannadeau6218 Рік тому
After watching the beautiful and fascinating documentary by Petra Machtnanova I bought myself one of these last year. It’s very hard to find learning material in English. I’m thinking of learning Turkish.
@FilipHolm Рік тому
That is a lovely documentary! And she plays really well!
@arditaavdija6614 Рік тому
Oh i love Petra, the roots revival concert is just amazing ✨✨
@Dinshunoslik Рік тому
@@FilipHolm Brother please don't use the human image as an image of God in your "Let's talk religion channel". You can use the image of light instead. Your channels are great!
@chillwombat4454 Рік тому
@@FilipHolm can you please do a few videos teaching saz
@littlezentz Рік тому
@@arditaavdija6614 Just watched it after seeing this introduction to the SAZ. This led me to her travels in Anatolia and then the Roots Revival. Tanbur is also the name of a ceremony in Yoruba, All this morning. Thank you to this creator.
@wesleykalor5267 7 місяців тому
Even the lamenting tones are wonderful to hear. The celeste element evokes mystery as well as warmth on happier songs. I love Balama. I suppose there are many many Balama fans.
@stevebarber8501 Рік тому
Beautiful sound . Thank you.
@chriswareham 11 місяців тому
Thoroughly enjoyed this, particularly the history part. I first heard the baglama when I visited Konya, Turkey back in 2017 and I was immediately entranced by the sound, When I saw a shop selling them I decided to try a long neck one out. I play bass guitar as my main instrument, and with a little experimentation I was soon able to make satisfying sounds. I ended up buying that instrument and bringing it back to London. I probably enjoy playing it more than anything else.
@asvegas777 10 місяців тому
That’s so cool I’d love to hear what you play as primarily a bassist!
@samankucher5117 9 місяців тому
🤔👍🏼
@camiversa8723 9 місяців тому
Thank you very much for this beautiful video!
@hamiltonsarain9608 Рік тому
Nice presentation! That's one of my favorite instruments.
@thesazco.salormandji5200 9 місяців тому
An excellent explanation and video, well done my friend.
@justinleclairabdullahqasim117 Рік тому
Thank you Philip for this wonderful and interesting show on the baglama
@Roberto_MR 6 місяців тому
Very interesting content, thanks for uploading.
@nazlone Рік тому
Lovely playing...and loved the explanations.
@ChrisTheLoneWanderer Рік тому
Ah, the Baglamas. So many great Greek folk music written and performed with it. It immediately invokes summertime and evenings by the sea to me. Simply beautiful; and a link of peoples across the Balkans and the Near East.
@FilipHolm Рік тому
Sounds like lovely memories!
@arisdelis1 Рік тому
The Greek Baglama is a totally different instrument from the Turkish Saz Baglama...
@DemetriosLevi Рік тому
@@arisdelis1 Yes, but the Greeks play the same Saz too..we call it Σάζι Sazi and it's part of the Ταμπουράς Tambouras family of Greek instruments. So yeah, Greeks have a different instrument called Baglamas, but we still have the Saz.
@hayots_lernashkharh Рік тому
much love to my greek brothers. In Armenia we call this instrument “saz.” its beautiful and has been used by Armenians for over 3,000 years. Archives have shown that Ancient Armenians played saz before going to war against Assyrians. It was believed to have brought Armenians good luck in battle against Assyria, bu please the mithraic Armenian god of war, Khaldi. We ofc do not believe in Armenian paganism anymore, but its an interesting piece of history.
@reaxysstr 11 місяців тому
Baglama is very old Turkish instrument.
@C_my_community_posts Рік тому
Hey man... watching ur vdos from all ur channels... just love it wt u r doing ❤️ Just amazing work ❤️
@richardmcdonald7565 3 місяці тому
Filip, THANK YOU so much for this beautiful video.... and all the detailed explanation, about the history, and developments over the centuries... of this amazing instrument. WOW ! 🙂
@paddythegreek4338 5 місяців тому
Beautiful music, thanks! 😀
@TraeYoungAintGotShitOnMe 2 місяці тому
Always nice when people tell me things about my culture i never knew, thanks for the video! Its really nice to listen to you play it
@OriginalMusicians Рік тому
Nice sounds great!
@Cazaq Рік тому
Thanks for making this video. I had no idea about hte historyh of this instrument.
@yotamgoor2308 2 місяці тому
I feel like I owe you money now, amazing job explaining the history of this instrument thank you🙏🏽
@HBAY82 7 місяців тому
The turks in Türkiye love and play that instrument. Some famous singers of that instrument are Neşet Ertaş, Orhan Gencebay, Arif Sağ.
@DivineSource444 Рік тому
This is fantastic! Saz is one of my favourite instruments. I have always wanted to learn (among other middle eastern instruments) but Saz teachers seem to be few and far between.
@celalboi2836 4 місяці тому
if you live in western countries you can go to alevi association, there's always a teahcer of saz
@DivineSource444 4 місяці тому
@@celalboi2836 🙏 Thank you ❤️
@JanySkya 10 місяців тому
Thank you !!! impressive. 💫
@martindavis2295 Рік тому
I was introduced to such musical traditions by The rhythm divine on Radio National Australia. I am forever grateful having my life opened up to spiritual music fr m around the world. My favourite is Sufi fusion and Kieran music from India.
@johnslaymaker 3 місяці тому
Utterly delightful. And I love how you let us stumble upon this by complete happenstance, as I just did, after following your incomparable religion talks for years. Indeed this felicity could be straight out of Gurdjieff's Meetings With Remarkable Men, as that is what brought me to UKposts for the past few days, sprinkled with sufi music. And then your saz appeared. Rather perfect really. Thank you.
@paoloiavarone 6 місяців тому
thank you so much, loved this video
@PathOfAvraham Рік тому
Thank you ! I'm surprised how much I enjoy these series really fascinating. Would love it if you get a chance to do a piece on the Udulele one day!
@FilipHolm Рік тому
Interesting idea! Thanks!
@Horus666 Рік тому
Beautiful 😍
@cheri238 Рік тому
❤️🦋 Of course we knew how talented he is, not just in religion and philosophy, but music. Thank you 💖
@Njordic Місяць тому
Incredible instrument, and very nice video overview. I am a musician and multi-instrumentalist playing a lot of "world instruments", and the Saz is definitely on my "to do list" for learning. 😊
@hassanh9610 Рік тому
Thank you for your video Saaz or Saz also means rhythmic. Naasaaz (the antonym) means unrhythmic, inharmonious or discordant. This meaning is in Sadi's Gulistan.
@amj.composer 3 місяці тому
Very interesting! I don't know the original meaning of nasaaz. In urdu (which got the word from Persian which it got from Arabic), naasaaz is like "out of sorts" or like "disagreeing" (for example we say your health is nasaaz you're sick).
@RobWickline 3 місяці тому
i also checked out long necked lutes along the silk road when i was looking more into turkish music and the saz. phenomenal book. beautiful image of how the idea of a musical instrument develops among various people across space and time and so cool to see its many ancestors and relatives. a lovely resource.
@FilipHolm 3 місяці тому
Yes, very good book to have!
@saido009 Рік тому
Amazing playing 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
@FilipHolm Рік тому
Thanks!
@al-qarawiyyin Рік тому
beautiful
@tkoshannahan3215 Рік тому
Hahahaha. I was thinking "This guy's amazing", but not so much for your saz playing skills but for your thoroughness and appreciation for real history. Oh, how I relish antiquity in all it's forms.
@FreakZoneark Рік тому
Man i come from your other channel (lets talk religion), all your content are amazing. Keep up the good work ❤️
@amjadirfan2622 11 місяців тому
Wow. Never heard that kind of music before
@goodun2974 Рік тому
I didn't hear it mentioned here, but a few modern players don't strike the strings with a wooden stick (I forget what its called) but fingerpick the strings instead. Multi-instrumentalist David Lindley, who passed away 3/3/23, played Saz and Oud fingerstyle, sometimes played Saz or Tambur with a violin bow, and had an electric Saz/Bouzouki he built from a Vox teardrop-shaped Bass Guitar body and a Bouzouki neck, as well as a custom-made electric Oud built by a guy named Najarian in California. Lindley's earliest musical interests were bluegrass banjo and violin, but he also studied Saz, Oud, Flamenco and Classical guitar, and he often played old English and American folk songs on Saz or Oud.
@rebaz7256 Рік тому
Glad you finally mentioned "Kurdish People " . Not many people acknowledge us .
@shahapalani5820 Рік тому
I agree, he even said “Kurdistan” 🙏🏽
@asvegas777 10 місяців тому
I acknowledge you and your pain friends
@zeragingcookie 6 місяців тому
@@shahapalani5820kurdistan does not exist
@ayhan4472 5 місяців тому
Gavura acıtasyon yapmayın.
@neyonez5223 3 місяці тому
kurdistan does not exist😅😢😂😂😂😂
@oguzhanbey4719 6 місяців тому
The tanbur cannot be considered purely in the history of the saz. The Turks in Anatolia originate from Central Asia. And they are a nomadic society that brought their music with them when they came from there. Although they were influenced by surrounding cultures, Turkmens continued their old traditions. I have a friend who reinterprets a modern folk song with an ancient instrument. This ancient instrument is called kopuz or dombra, the ancestor of the saz. Horse rhythm is widely used in Turkish folk songs from Central Asia to Turkey. If you listen carefully, you can notice this rhythm. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/nadme4ajeY-etoE.html
@porgguy4962 3 місяці тому
So cool.
@piotrgowacki4226 Рік тому
Very good source of information. Sub! ;)
@mdlm1812 Рік тому
Filip, I just wanted to say that you are an inspiration on so many levels. I have purchased Climbing and Desert Wanderings. I would do more but am myself on a fixed income. I would like to say that I have watched many of your episodes of Let’s talk Religion. The wonderful reading you did of the City of Brass inspired me to write a ghazal. Thanks for sharing so much of yourself with us. I look forward to much more incite and creative works from you! Best Wishes!
@FilipHolm Рік тому
It is humbling to read your very kind words! Thank you! Would love to hear that ghazal at some point!
@mdlm1812 Рік тому
@@FilipHolm Not sure if you use Skype or not but it is pretty much the only way I communicate anymore. I can’t stand what social media has become. If you do, let me know when you would be up for hearing the reading. Thank you for the comment. I am located in Connecticut USA. Regards!
@muskegmudsuck 8 місяців тому
This is an excellent video!!! I really dig that saz is very contemporary and music on it continues to evolve. I'm obsessed with it slightly.
@spacemanonearth Рік тому
Thanks, and please let this one run the 35:39 this time. 😄 You also offer us historic info with your playing this is great.
@dash_spb 6 місяців тому
Thanx!! ❤❤
@dirtycash131 10 місяців тому
Great!!!! 🇹🇷
@samankucher5117 Рік тому
dest xosh :)
@ArrizzaMusic 6 місяців тому
I have a bağlama saz...a fascinating otherworldly instrument - do a Greek bouzouki someday! I have a bouzouki as well...love it!
@NoFishCanSwim Рік тому
The performance from Dilovan was amazing.
@FilipHolm Рік тому
I know! He is great!
@ozgunalgunes4135 2 місяці тому
Bravvoo..!! Thanks..!!
@kasturiswami784 Рік тому
The thanpura or thambira in India is only used for pitch perfection,as a background for vocalists.
@farukleonaltinsoy9151 7 місяців тому
I've always wondered about string gauges for this, the one I own is a long neck lol
@cembonanza4089 5 місяців тому
this is Nice i love saz you good men hellal olsun
@cemyildiz7842 Рік тому
I also recommend Cümbüş as well, it is a kind of banjo style of oud which created in close history.
@FilipHolm Рік тому
That is a really cool instrument too!
@cemyildiz7842 Рік тому
@@FilipHolm I know you from "Let's talk religion" channel. Here is quite interesting as well.
@createwithme5458 Рік тому
I love this!!!!
@createwithme5458 Рік тому
Love your other channel & found out you are a musician from one of the q&a videos I was totally surprised! Immediately looked for your music, just awesome, good job 👏
@FilipHolm Рік тому
Thank you so much!
@dhalilaahma1871 Рік тому
thank you for sharing your art. Please tell me, how do you study accurate texts from Sufism/Persian literature and the like in English? Most translations are, to say the least, very deviated from the original meaning. My husband is a farsi speaker and we are planning to translate some books that have yet to be translated in English, or that were poorly done so. Maybe you have a book you would like to read you haven't had the chance to yet, or some recommendations?:)
@FilipHolm Рік тому
There are plenty of good traslations by competent scholars. You just need to know where to look. Are threre any poets you are thinking about?
@shahintoday Рік тому
What other tunings are common for the short version? Thank you for a wonderful channel
@johndekijk 11 місяців тому
Would love a tutorial on how to play this by you!
@samankucher5117 9 місяців тому
that would be nice.
@Erdal_Gumus Рік тому
Filip, what sort of magic you're...
@abideenkakar7864 11 місяців тому
great to know you r a musician too... you should have a Rabab... my favourite string instrument.
@FilipHolm 9 місяців тому
Love the Rabab!
@samankucher5117 Рік тому
cool
@healingceremonies Рік тому
Thank you so much for this. I have been enamored by the sound of the saz since I first heard it, and I would love to get one and learn how to play. If possible, could you give me some hints on how to go about that? Also, for a beginner, long neck or short neck?
@FilipHolm Рік тому
It's always good if you have a local luthier or seller, so that you can try them out yourself. Otherwise, there are a few reputable sellers online, like Sala Muzik or some Turkish ones. People often say that it's better to start with a short neck Saz, because it is easier to play due to the shoter scale. But I would say your preference really matters more. Do you want the fuller, bassier sound? Then go with a long-necked one.
@selwia.771 7 місяців тому
What was that beautiful music at the beginning of the video? 🎶
@FilipHolm 7 місяців тому
It's just an improvisation I did for the video 🙂 But thank you!
@ozgur.um.k 7 місяців тому
hi, thank you your beautiful intro, explation and video. can u share your "chord order in this intro song"@@FilipHolm
@youtublore 8 місяців тому
Would this have any connections to the bouzouki? (greek/irish)
@rahmanfatemi6721 5 місяців тому
آفرین به شما که هم از لحاظ تاریخی و هم از لحاظ جغرافیایی مسلط هستید و استاد هستید در نواختن❤ براووو
@javidaac2754 Рік тому
The saz discussed in the historical Dede Korkut epic is the Azerbaijani saz. The saz with the best quality sound is the Azerbaijani saz
@Tengrinin_Kirbaci 7 місяців тому
Uzaktan yakindan ilgisi yok
@Tengristshaman Місяць тому
@@Tengrinin_Kirbaci Biz Sazın (Bağlamanın) Şah Ismayılın sarayında Azərbaycanlı Qızılbaş Türkmen Ozanlar olan Aşıq Miskin Abdal ,Aşıq Dirili Qurbani ve başqaları terefinden Qopuzdan tekminleşdirildiyine inanırıq.
@absoluteinfinity1197 Місяць тому
@Filip Holm, The Iranian name for the Saz is Divan. indeed Baglama is what they call it in Turkey and its very beloved there. Anyway amazing Video and thanks! ive just discovered your channel and as an Iranian I would like to help and collaborate with you.
@voornaam3191 8 місяців тому
Man, where did you study music? I haven't heard much saz, but I do recognise quality. And okay, you are modest, there are experts too. I guess the Turkish and Kurdish players will appreciate your trials playing saz, too. Do they? Did you get thank you's? Well, THANK YOU!
@TheModernHermeticist Рік тому
I've got one of these bad boys, love it.
@FilipHolm Рік тому
It's awesome!
@TheModernHermeticist Рік тому
@@FilipHolm The only thing that drives me nuts about it is that it doesn't have a soundhole and so my long right hand guitar fingernails are always hitting the wood and making a sound when I do fingerpicking... Not really the instrument's fault, just a problem I face and need to work hard to correct.
@FilipHolm Рік тому
@@TheModernHermeticist Yeah the strings are pretty close to the wood so that happens easily!
@ask1369 Рік тому
Wow! Du har både en underbar religionskanal och en faktiskt intressant musikkanal!
@FilipHolm Рік тому
Tack! :)
@houssemehsn Рік тому
Beatiful insight. I'm wondering, is Saz totally different from Buzuk or is it just another name from a different language
@FilipHolm Рік тому
The Buzuq is a very closely related instrument, but somewhat different!
@zeldaaachen7200 Рік тому
Tebrikler
@klaraschmidt9714 9 місяців тому
Wunderful. I hve a question: Do you use the thumb to play the sites?
@mikebro2557 2 місяці тому
Beautiful instrument, beautifully played and very interesting history. What is that pick you are using?
@FilipHolm 2 місяці тому
It's the standard saz pick!
@mikebro2557 2 місяці тому
@@FilipHolmthank you, I never knew they existed until watching your video.
@shortynfex3169 5 місяців тому
Hi great video ! Do you know by any chance where / how i can find a 7 string cura ? Saw such a baglama in a video of özgür baba but actually nowhere in the internet to buy..
@tryllon4774 3 місяці тому
It is also associated with valour, honour, defiance, resistance. There is no incident of a past without bağlama in the hands of heroes, warriors, soldiers, rebels.
@Zengetto Рік тому
Hey, thank you fot the nice introduction. I wanted to ask you what is the name od the Saz you are playing here and which internet store you recommend for buying one. Thank you!
@Ace_Of_Bace Рік тому
I hope to see you play the Afghan Tumbūr at some point.
@flaviobento3563 Рік тому
Can't understand how 3 strings is difficult but , interesting history
@1nsane252 9 місяців тому
Hello Filip, nice vid. I'm just wondering which one do u feel is the sadder and deeper long or short neck?
@FilipHolm 9 місяців тому
I don't know! I guess I would assoicate the deeper, darker tone with "sadness", so maybe the longer necked one?
@RedMcc Рік тому
I am coming to Turkey for 2 weeks and all I want to do is to bring one of these (Baglama) home. I play the guitar and mandolin. Will be in Istanbul, Izmir, Cappadocia. Any suggestions on where to buy? It is my understanding it best to buy away from the Grand Bazaar.
@FilipHolm Рік тому
Yes, definitely avoid the bazaars (when it comes to instruments). I know that Izmir has some excellent luthiers that make Saz/Baglama intruments. It depends on what your budget is. The best option is always to go directly to a luthier, but that is also pretty expensive. A middle of the way option would be to find a dedicated music store in Istanbul or Izmir. I saw plenty of them in Istanbul when I was there. Try some instruments out, see which one you like, or ask someone at the store if they seem knowledgeable.
@RedMcc Рік тому
@@FilipHolm I will be in Istanbul and Izmir. Not sure what to expect as far as budget. I dont want something cheap but not crazy expensive either. I figure I can probably secure one for about 300 USD
@theguy9166 11 місяців тому
@@RedMcc ankara is good
@RedMcc 10 місяців тому
Ended up getting a great one in Istanbul
@gilkatsir4052 Рік тому
my saz is short neck and also tune like Cgc its a normal or tuning like persian tar or arabic bouzuk
@harunkarasakal 7 місяців тому
Hi Filip. Saz means instrument, and the name of the instrument you are introducing in your video is baglama.
@FilipHolm 6 місяців тому
I cover this topic in the video.
@leathalEly 8 місяців тому
I’m new to learning this instrament, mine came in A#, F, C tuning, is this okay?
@atulshrestha5617 21 день тому
Beautiful very soothing sound. Did you use an amp for the recording or is it acoustic? Do you know who sellers these in the US?
@spacemanonearth Рік тому
So the Saz has no opening in front and three (3) strings, also looks like frets are on top as well. Sounds quite nice too, so this and the other one you show with shorter neck are or were used in Sufi music. And in Iran, Turkey, and other mid-east regions. Sufism religion used Saz, very nice. Have a great interest in Sufi Muslim groups, also ones up in the hills of Chechnya region. Thanks for all your info and playing.
@spacemanonearth Рік тому
Wait are those six strings three pairs of strings?
@FilipHolm Рік тому
It has three courses of strings. Usually two double-courses and a triple-course.
@spacemanonearth Рік тому
@@FilipHolm Thank You for info & for sharing, on the three pages I sub too. Much interest TY.
@TheNera2010 Рік тому
I think saying that "baglama derived from tanbur" is very controversial. There's modern tanbur and it's different. We gotta talk about Central Asian instrument "Kopuz - Komuz" . There's an instrument called "dutar" which is common in and around Iran. And the dutar is very similar to baglama and to the kopuz. I personally think that baglama derived from an instrument like kopuz. And it was a simpler version of the dutar. It turned into something like dutar and then turned into the modern baglama.
@Naveed916 7 місяців тому
Where did you get your long neck Saz? interested in learning and the one you have looks real nice.
@FilipHolm 7 місяців тому
I got it in a local shop in Stockholm 🙂 Sadly they're not in business anymore.
@yavarireza5176 Місяць тому
Magnifique. J'adore cet instrument je viens de l'acheter. Je ne peux trouver un(e) professeur pour l'apprendre. Malgré tout. J'habite à Chambéry france.
@hecoppiii 3 місяці тому
Please do Setar (Persian instrument) next! 💚🤍❤️🦁
@kasturiswami784 Рік тому
Middle eastern sounds! Amazing.
@DalecarliaFlyer 8 місяців тому
Fantastisk presentation av ett udda instrument. Hittade en på blocket i Falun där jag bor och ska åka och köpa den nu, så frågan är när du kör nästa kurs? :) MVH Thomas
@FilipHolm 7 місяців тому
Haha ja bra fråga! Kanske kan lägga upp några fler videor!
@spacemanonearth Рік тому
Thanks!
@FilipHolm Рік тому
Thank you!
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