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Yasemin
Necati Celik
Yasemin
Genres: International Music, Pop, Classical
 
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Classical Turkish Oud Music This is a solo oud (lute) music of classical compositions and improvisations by a master musician from Istanbul. There is one vocal song played and sung by Necati Celik. Some of this music is fr...  more »

     
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All Artists: Necati Celik
Title: Yasemin
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Panda Digital
Original Release Date: 1/7/1998
Release Date: 1/7/1998
Genres: International Music, Pop, Classical
Style: Middle East
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 791022022421, 669910905203

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Classical Turkish Oud Music This is a solo oud (lute) music of classical compositions and improvisations by a master musician from Istanbul. There is one vocal song played and sung by Necati Celik. Some of this music is from the Ottoman times and some from the 20th century. The music is related to the sufi traditions of Turkey.
 

CD Reviews

THE TRADITIONAL TURKISH OUD PLAYED BY A GREAT MASTER
Philly Gal | Philadelphia, PA USA | 11/20/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)

"Necati Celik is Turkey's most renowned living oud player. His presentation is intense and precise. This compilation was our first introduction to traditional oud playing, and the CD has become a permanent addition to our classical music shelves. Play time is about 72 minutes.

Our acquisition of Master Celik's disc was the result of a targeted search for pure oud music. We had already obtained a disc of oud playing by Farid Al-Atrash, the Lebanese actor-singer-oud player. We were stunned by the intensity of sound and melody the oud can deliver when handled by the right performer. Devoid of orchestrations or vocals - THAT is the way to hear the oud.

Lastly, the oud is the ancient precursor of the classical guitar, and since our shelves were overloaded with the guitar greats, our effort to hear the ancestral sound and melodies has paid off very well. We don't know why we overlooked this instrument and its masters as essential hearing. It is quite an education."