As I told you before, our Useful Drills page is a bit different this week. If you remember, I told you last time to go through the Persian Traditional Music page and get ready for this week. Did you do that? Yes? Ok, let’s see!
We have a very easy Quiz for today. Please take the Quiz first. You may check your answers later by going through the related pages on Persian Traditional Music page.
Ready?
1- Say these words in English:
2- Say these words in Persian:
If =
Ruler =
Tulip =
Dawn =
Huntsman (hunter) =
Cruelty =
Description =
Unique =
Busy =
Blood =
Thorn =
Plea =
Failed (unsuccessful) =
3- Explain these words either in Persian, English or in your native language:
4- Translate these lines into English:
A- /sa:ghæræm shekæst ey sa:ghi/ /ræfteh æm zedæst ey sa:ghi/
B- /da:d o bida:d æz in ru:zega:r/ /ma:h o da:dæn beh shæb ha: ye ta:r/
C- /ja:n e ru:z o ja:n e shæb ey ja:n e to/ /enteza:ræm, enteza:ræm ru:z o shæb/
D- /inja:st ya:r e gom shodeh gerd e jæha:n mægærd/
E- /jæm i: beh to mæshghu:l o to gha:yeb ze miya:neh/
F- /hæmeh tohi:d e to gu:yænd keh beh tohi:d seza: i:/
G- /sa:ghi bedeh peima:neh i: za:n mey keh bi khishæm konæd/
5- Introduce these persons either in Persian, English, or in your native language:
A- Marzieh
B- Shajarian
C- Ya Haghi
6- Persian classical poetry is musical by itself. It has rhythm that can be easily identified. I have chosen some lines of five poems to let you notice the rhythm (the easier ones). Please listen to the sound files below first. Then try this method with tracks 3 – 5- 6- 9 – 10
Here are the samples:
Sample 1 (track 3)
track 3Sample 2 (track 5)
track 5Sample 3 (track 6)
track 6Sample 4 (track 9)
track 9Sample 5 (track 10)
track 10All right,
I hope you enjoyed the Quiz. Have a nice time and Khoda Hafez!
Samreen
August 3, 2013 @ 4:51 am
This was tough >.<