"In a Persian Market Place" is British composer Albert William Ketelbey's most famous composition. Ketelbey (1875–1959), was an English composer, conductor and pianist.
I would really love to listen to this fantastic symphony in a concert and enjoy the live performance.
I’ve added this nice music to a slide show presenting Iran, including some photos of art, architecture, carpet, poets, food, landmarks and nice places to visit, etc.
In a Persian Market Place - Albert Ketelbey
Many musicians have performed "In a Persian Market Place”. Here is the performance by Sammy Davis Jr. who was an American entertainer (1925–1990).
I offer this song to one of my friends. Actually he is one of my blog visitors, a young student who has got to know a Persian girl in the college and… yes, he has fallen in love with her… Nice choice! Iranian women are really loyal to their family. He has learnt Farsi language not for the sake of learning a language but for her sake… The power of love is a curious thing, makes a man to learn a language… Great!
In a Persian Market Place - Sammy Davis Jr.
The lyrics of “In a Persian market place”: When lights are low my thoughts always go
To a far off land 'cross the sea
Amber moon and the sweet perfume
Of the mystic East call to me
In a Persian market place
Love and I came face to face
While the temple bells were ringing
Two hearts shared a sweet embrace
Like a dream she soon was gone
But her spell still lingers on
It was in a Persian market
I found love and lost my heart
(Orchestral Break)
Like a dream she soon was gone
But her spell still lingers on
It was in a Persian market
I found love and lost my heart
I found love and lost my heart
To a far off land 'cross the sea
Amber moon and the sweet perfume
Of the mystic East call to me
In a Persian market place
Love and I came face to face
While the temple bells were ringing
Two hearts shared a sweet embrace
Like a dream she soon was gone
But her spell still lingers on
It was in a Persian market
I found love and lost my heart
(Orchestral Break)
Like a dream she soon was gone
But her spell still lingers on
It was in a Persian market
I found love and lost my heart
I found love and lost my heart
Very nice!!!
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