Thank u brother

Forget all the bias and the tension. Let’s just admire how our cultures are very similar. Greatings from an Armenian

Yes it's similar because historically what is turkey was originally ancient Armenian lands for many thousands of years (before the ottoman take over). So a lot of Armenian culture was absorbed into turkey. I'm very glad that you're enjoying it. Music can unite open minded people's.

@@m-l7127 the mixture of influences is astonishing. armenia is influenced by persians and greeks but also one can hear the asian influence brought from the altai mountains. there is a caucasian culture if you listen at azeri georgian and armenian music its very similar with different specialities like georgian polyphonic singing and yodling and armenian duduk playing ( rest in peace Jivan Gasparyan ) I think what is typical for turkish music is the guitars and a little bit more "hardcore" approach in terms of timbre a turkish lyra will be sharper and higher in sound than a pontian greek lyra for example! this topic is endlessly complex and I could talk about it for hours.

@@m-l7127 This music was developed and formalized by Adbulkadir Meraghi, who worked for Timurlane. Greeks make the same claims as you do. This music genre is used all over from Kashgar in east Turkistan to Morocco.

@@m-l7127 hahaah you were our subjects. armenians learned the civilization from TURKS.

It is Turkish and Azerbaijani Turkish music. These minor subjects only stole and adapt the TURKISH culture.

When Arabs came to invade all Middle East they founded already a civilization, like Alexander the Great, there were already music and scales. This instrument was invented by Armenians and Persians, so, no offense, but the scales are not Arabian XD

Ничего удивительного. Акоп Дилачяр( Мартоян), армянин-лингвист, создал ваш турецкий алфавит.- ( читай в Википедии), а так же дал фамилию Ата тюрку. Ведь до этого у турков не было фамилий. Так что, благодаря армянам, грекам, византийцам, вы на сегодняшний день имеете то, что называете турецкой культурой. -- Без обид, я просто констатирую факты!

@@user-rv7ou5sb5o What we use today is is Latin alphabet with some additions. No problem if an armenian served to this. I would be thankful. The issue is, you try to discuss a racist topic and continuing this oud players' racism. Im talking about a music repertoire, if he would be right where is the proof? He is misinforming and seperatist. And what are you? You will decide.