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Takfarinas

Takfarinas was created not long prior to the rai trend of Algeria within a predominantly Kabyle (among the perfect Berber groupings in the region) region from the Algiers districts. Picking right up Arabian, Algerian, French, Spanish, and British songs on the air, his influences had been many, but mainly local …

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Barış Manço

Although he didn’t have a superb voice or an inventive style, Baris Manco became probably one of the most well-known figures in contemporary Turkish music history. In a period when his nation was swimming inside a ocean of politics madness, he were able to restrain his personal look at and …

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Kudsi Erguner

Together with his brother, Suleyman, Kudsi Erguner is among the top players from the ney, a Turkish reed flute. Furthermore to his very own recordings, Erguner provides performed with Peter Gabriel, Maurice Bejart, Peter Brook, Georges Aperghis, Didier Lockwood, and Michel Website. His compositions and collaborations have already been heard …

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Istanbul Oriental Ensemble

Created in Turkey in 1991 by multi-instrumentalist Burhan ?-çal, the Istanbul Oriental Outfit has held to its original goal of recreating the experience and varieties of specifically Turkish and Thracian gypsy music. The Outfit, with two percussionists, depends on the original lineup of clarinet, kanun (zither), oud, and violin because …

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Birol Topaloglu

The musical traditions from the East Dark Ocean region of Turkey are preserved with the efforts of kemenge (fiddle) and baglama (a three double-stringed instrument) player and vocalist Birol Topaloglu. Performing within the Laz vocabulary, Topaloglu offers a musical tone of voice for, what he known as, during a past …

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The Erkose Ensemble

A five-piece band of Turkish gypsy music artists located in Istanbul, the Erkose Outfit comprises three brothers: Ali who takes on the kaman (Turkish violin), Selahaddin who takes on the ud (Middle Eastern lute) and clarinettist Barbaros Erkose. They’re became a member of by their cousins, Gungor Hosses on darbuka …

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Dimitrie Cantemir

A Romanian scholar, musicographer, composer and theorist whose main contribution to the annals of music was “Descriptio Moldaviae” and “An Intro to Turkish music”. (The second option has been dropped.) Cantemir gathered and published about Turkish ideas of music aswell as the musical folk customs of Romania. Although he resided …

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Fikret Kizilok

Fikret Kizilok was perhaps one of the most advanced songwriters of his period. He was an extremely reputed musician and a guy of thought, irrespective of his countless fluctuations throughout his profession. With politics and sarcastic lyrics and a broad musical understanding, Kizilok was one of many statistics in the …

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