Saz
Saz: Ancient Instrument’s Epic Journey From Central Asia to the Balkans
Nachtmanova may have met relatively late with Saz in the Berlin suburbs populated by many Turks and Kurds from Turkey, but in a short time has become popular for her enthusiasm for Turkish bardic culture and Saz - and of course for her crystalline voice.
Teacher, students form orchestra from scratch
A music teacher has formed a band with her young disciples, who are new to the world of music, in the eastern province of Şırnak's Uludere district, teaching them to play an instrument of their choice and taking them on a musical ride.
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Yinon Muallem presents ‘Norwegian Oud’
Istanbul-based musician, composer and writer Yinon Muallem's new album, titled "Norwegian Oud," has been released on all digital platforms.
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Turkish man plays traditional saz on Mount Everest, wants to introduce Turkish culture
A 27-year-old Turkish man has strummed his saz, a traditional stringed musical instrument also known as "bağlama," at one of the base camps of Mount Everest.
Izmir's (un)forgotten figures by French Bansky
It is around 30 degrees Celsius under the sun when an elderly figure, huffing and puffing, stands before a wall and points at the life-size figures painted on it. "What are you doing?" he asks, with the sense of entitlement of a true Izmirian, to the woman at a small work table. "Who are those people you are putting on our walls?"
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