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Turkish Sirtos
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03 Oct 2007 Wed 04:26 am |
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There is a class of musical genres in Turkish music meant to entertain people and urge them to dance. These are kocekce, sirto and oyun havasi. Here is a a youtube link of a clip featuring two prominent Turkish musicians playing a sirto called "Sultan-i Yegah Sirto".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKXbsfV4djg&mode=related&search=
If you like this one I can add more such links.
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03 Oct 2007 Wed 04:31 am |
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Quoting vineyards: There is a class of musical genres in Turkish music meant to entertain people and urge them to dance. These are kocekce, sirto and oyun havasi. Here is a a youtube link of a clip featuring two prominent Turkish musicians playing a sirto called "Sultan-i Yegah Sirto".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKXbsfV4djg&mode=related&search=
If you like this one I can add more such links. |
very nice, please add more.... 
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03 Oct 2007 Wed 05:03 am |
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Glad you liked that one. Here is a kocekce:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wK96hVhHPY0
followed by a sad Turkish turku. The turku featured after the kocekce part is a lament for the thousands of soldiers who went to fihgt on Yemen front and never returned home. That one is also followed by short passages from various old Turkish songs.
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03 Oct 2007 Wed 06:01 am |
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Here is a longa taken from the film : Crossing the Bridge
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYXNeqU5uEE&mode=related&search=
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03 Oct 2007 Wed 06:02 am |
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Sehnaz Longa performed by Selim Sesler:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUloCsXtChU&mode=related&search=
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03 Oct 2007 Wed 09:06 pm |
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Quoting vineyards: Glad you liked that one. Here is a kocekce:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wK96hVhHPY0
followed by a sad Turkish turku. The turku featured after the kocekce part is a lament for the thousands of soldiers who went to fihgt on Yemen front and never returned home. That one is also followed by short passages from various old Turkish songs. |
Nice, what is that drum that looks like a saucer,jug? I've never seen that in traditional Turkish music. The Kanun is nice too. I love the kanun.
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06 Oct 2007 Sat 03:09 pm |
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Don't have the faintest idea about what it is called. These percussionists are famed for turning everything that sounds when banged on it into an instrument. It might be either like that or maybe it is indeed an ancient drum used by the Ottomans.
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07 Oct 2007 Sun 03:58 am |
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Quoting vineyards: Don't have the faintest idea about what it is called. These percussionists are famed for turning everything that sounds when banged on it into an instrument. It might be either like that or maybe it is indeed an ancient drum used by the Ottomans. |
There was another thread AlphaF started on Hang. It looks like this is what that is.
Quoting AlphaF: Anyone here know what a "hang" is ?
Check it our if you have never heard of it before...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hang_drum |
If you follow the links you can hear what it sounds like.
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