Ay Naynawâ (text by Rumi 1207-1273)
Music by F.A.Naynawaz and Khaled Arman
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IL SUONAR PARLANTE
https://www.ilsuonarparlante.com
with
Graciela Gibelli voice
Khaled Arman rûbab
Vittorio Ghielmi treble viola da gamba
Siar Hashimi darbouka
Dimitri Psonis santur
Rodney Prada viola da gamba
Cristiano Contadin violone
CUNCORDU DE OROSEI traditional sardinian voices
LIVE in Sylvanès, France, 2016.
A production of "Centre Culturel Abbaye de Sylvaners" and "Centre occitan des musiques et danses traditionnelles Toulouse".
All right reserved.
Photos by Orlane Fougeroux, Graciela Gibelli, Holger Schneider...
text
Ay Naynawâ (from Rumi's Sufi poem Mathnawi I: 1-3)
be-sh'naw în nay chûn shikâyat mê-kon-ad
az jodâ'îy-hâ hikâyat mê-kon-ad k-az nayestân tâ ma-râ be-b'rîda-and
dar nafîr-am mard-o zan nâlîda-and sîna khwâh-am sharHa sharHa
az firâq tâ be-gôy-am sharH-é dard-é ishtiyâq
Listen to the reed (flute), how it is complaining! It is telling
about separations,
(Saying), "Ever since I was severed from the reed field, men
and women have lamented in (the presence of) my shrill cries.
"(But) I want a heart (which is) torn, torn from separation, so that
I may explain the pain of yearning."