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 | Burhan Öçal, Trakya All Stars Kirklareli il Siniri Feat. Smadj Genres: Folk, International Music 1. Tekirdag Karsilamasi — 2. Süleyman Aga — 3. Ferace — 4. Karakas Mahallesi — 5. Gara Guna — 6. Melike — 7. Çiftetelli — 8. Çoban — 9. Güres Havasi — 10. Davullarim Çalar Çaydan Asagi — [Burhan Ö&... more » |
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1. Tekirdag Karsilamasi
2. Süleyman Aga
3. Ferace
4. Karakas Mahallesi
5. Gara Guna
6. Melike
7. Çiftetelli
8. Çoban
9. Güres Havasi
10. Davullarim Çalar Çaydan Asagi
[Burhan Öçal is a leading contemporary interpreter of the gypsy music traditions of 18th and 19th Century Thrace. Öçal made his international name with the ?stanbul Oriental Ensemble; their first recording, "Gypsy Rum," won the 1995 German Record Critics Award. Born in 1953 in Kirklareli, a village in Thrace, introduced to percussion through his father and religious vocal music through his mother, he mastered many scales and modes and all sorts of Turkish percussion sequences and instruments. He also plays the oud. After living in Zurich for 15 years, he has just moved back to ?stanbul.]
2. Süleyman Aga
3. Ferace
4. Karakas Mahallesi
5. Gara Guna
6. Melike
7. Çiftetelli
8. Çoban
9. Güres Havasi
10. Davullarim Çalar Çaydan Asagi
[Burhan Öçal is a leading contemporary interpreter of the gypsy music traditions of 18th and 19th Century Thrace. Öçal made his international name with the ?stanbul Oriental Ensemble; their first recording, "Gypsy Rum," won the 1995 German Record Critics Award. Born in 1953 in Kirklareli, a village in Thrace, introduced to percussion through his father and religious vocal music through his mother, he mastered many scales and modes and all sorts of Turkish percussion sequences and instruments. He also plays the oud. After living in Zurich for 15 years, he has just moved back to ?stanbul.]