Actually, there was no audience. It was a digital concert Dimash put on during covid. It connected all the dears from around the world. We all watched at the same time. It was lunchtime in the U.K.
🎼🪘🪇🪗 He did his Master's thesis on indigenous global folk music and its societal impact. No one performs it better or appreciates its intrinsic value more. Now writing his Doctoral thesis for his PhD in Composition and filling global arenas, DR. QUDAIBERGEN plans to compose on a serious level, a life goal. I'm ready, he sets, meets his goals and exceeds them.
Gracias por otra reacción a nuestro querido Dimash!!! Me encantan las canciones kasajas tradicionales cantadas por él.Saludos para ti y todos los Dears desde Argentina!!!🤗❤🇦🇷
One of my favourites 💖💕very sad song about how the kazaks were conscripted to war by the tzars during WW1 and thousands went to their deaths leaving old folks women and chhildren behind 😢thank you🦘
Gracias por tu reacción a Dimash. Esas notas representan el dolor de su pueblo. Esta hablando de 1916, cuando miles de Kasajos fueron obligados a pelear en tierras extrañas. Este es el tema más difícil de cantar , para él, por la carga emotiva, NO por la complejidad de de notas. Dinash es 7n gran patriota su anhelo es dar a conocer la cultura de su amada tierra natal. Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷♥️🇰🇿🌎
You are right Darren. I've been to his concert last saturday and it was an experience that i will cherished the most till my end of time. My body numb, my brain froze and having hard time to absorbed all of his greatness in the 3 hour concert. He also bring his kobyz friend during that concert and all the audiences are just in awed almost in denial heard that instrument first hand. Thank you for your reaction sir❤❤❤ Dears from Mlaysia🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
The instrument you mentioned is called kobyz. The kobyz is a very old two stringed Kazakh folk instrument and it’s spread among Kazakhs. The man who is playing the kobys in Dimash’s performance is the best on this instrument and a very good friend of Dimash. His name is Olzhas Qurmanbek. You often can hear this instrument when Dimash sings in his native tongue like Samaltau, Qairan Elim or ÒmirÒter and at the stage performance in Stranger. Samaltau is about a young Kazakh who was forcibly recruited by Russia in 1916. He was forced to leave his home country and his elderly parents to go to war (WWI) and does not know what awaits him there as a soldier or how his elderly parents are to manage without him. I love this song. This song is really special. You literally can hear the wind blowing, the storm and the howling of the wolf. I suggest always turning on the subtitles. Almost every song on his channel has many subtitles for you to choose from. Normally there are no vocal acrobatics in his native songs and I love them a lot. In every of this songs you can hear the great love and devotion to his country and his people. Another good one is from the Tokyo Jazz Festival: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UvMRkiYu3Js.html Greetings and love from Germany👋❤️
Samaltau, that translates “mountain breeze” is a kazakh folk song - written from the perspective of a young kazakh, leaving behind his beloved natal steppe and his elderly parents, when drafted by force by the russian empire to shed his blood in the russian army. (a tsar’s edict in 1916 ordered males of non-Russian origin aged 19-43 from the province that the Russian Empire annexed in 1867 - that included territories of today’s Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan - to join the russian empire`s army ; this led to famine in the territories where the men were taken away from, and to a huge revolt against the tsar, revolt which was stifled brutally. My favorite version is Samaltau for the Tokio Jazz Festival ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UvMRkiYu3Js.html It was performed during the quarantine from Dimash’s home studio with two musicians. The instrumentation and Dimash’s voice creates an atmosphere so mystical and enchanting that takes you to that place where the story occurred . 🔝🔝👏❤️🎤🎻
I recommend making a reaction to one of the coolest female vocalists in the world. Diana Ankudinova - Queen of Goosebumps - Diana received such a title for her extraordinary unique voice. Diana's best performances - Derniere Danse, Wicked Game, Can't Help Falling in You Each of these speeches garnered over a thousand reactions. Diana is in the TOP 3 world vocalists in terms of the number of reactions (more than 16 thousand reactions). And who else is in this TOP3 - Dimash and Angelina Jordan!
The coolest performance that will shock you and give you the biggest goosebumps! ru-vid.com/group/PLQJJG… Protection of the video-image about partial blocking for some countries is preferable.
Meaning of Samaltau: "Самал (Samal) - a gentle breeze, a mountain breeze, bearing the evening or morning cool. The word "samal" itself is associated with something pleasant, bearing enjoyment. Therefore, Kazakhs woman often have a female name Samal. тау (Tau) - mountain, hill." Greetings from Germany. 🖖🏻🇩🇪
Good to see you back with a Dimash reaction,Darnell!There are loads of songs,you have not reacted to yet....his latest release is 'Omir',released on his 29th Birthday,looking back on his life so far and expressing his Gratitude to his fans,it is really beautiful!The songs in his own kazakh language are for me the most beautiful!He sang the kazakh national anthem at a big Boxing match in Las Vegas last year....he went viral!Think,we all wanted to be Kazakhs after hearing that,haha!😅
That song runs through his veins. Olzhas Qurmanbek made the Kobyz (That violin/tchello like) sound almost crying because is a sad, melancholic though angry song complaining for when their country got virtually empty of young men when the russian Tzar ordered first that the horses and later that Kazakhstani men from 19 to 39 should be enlisted forcefully as soldiers and then driven like animals to fight, walking thousands of miles leaving old parents and children behind in a harsh land. From unknown composer, lyrics gives a clue about his origin: Samal tau; North of Kazakhstan; and a clue about his age: “born in the year of the cow” 1888. The author would be 28 y.o. when the first W.W began. A song that could not be sung in the times when Kazakhstan was part of the Soviet Union Dimash took it back to big international stages.
