Turkish Music

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[Pogo]

A bit poppy for my taste but thank you for this thread. It's got possibilities.

 

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[Rotagilla]

This one is pretty good. I like the percussion and syncopation. Vocals are kinda lightweight but the music is good.

 

[Sunni Man]

The group is called Light in Babylon.

The girl is Israeli, the guitarist is French, and the guy playing the santur is from Turkey.

 

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[Pogo]

The group is called Light in Babylon.

The girl is Israeli, the guitarist is French, and the guy playing the santur is from Turkey.

I love the santur. Hey peach174 - check this out.

 

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Turkish music with the original Turkish language

 

[peach174]

The group is called Light in Babylon.

The girl is Israeli, the guitarist is French, and the guy playing the santur is from Turkey.

I love the santur. Hey peach174 - check this out.

Thank you Pogo that's beautiful.

 

[Sunni Man]

I love the santur. Hey peach174 - check this out.

The group Light in Babylon has several Youtube videos of their songs.

btw The santur is originally from Persia.

 

[Pogo]

I love the santur. Hey peach174 - check this out.

The group Light in Babylon has several Youtube videos of their songs.

btw The santur is originally from Persia.

Yes, and exists in many cultures around the world in variations -- the cimbalom in eastern Europe... hammered dulcimer here in North America... I have a Chinese version called a yang qin, it's fully chromatic:

 

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