Turkish Spoons

[turkiso1]

you play great my friend :)

[jhanseth]

Very clear and helpful - thank you.

[NightsMuse]

Thank you for posting...I was curious about the spoons.

[sorvex]

Dear Thorralf: Thank you for posting this for the people that are interested in the music.I'm going to take a workshop in a month. Your information is very useful for me. I would like to ask you some questions: 1. do we need to have the long stick in the spoons?. 2. Is this a different shape from the normal wooden spoons? Have a nice week.

Thank you very much.

Elisa

[thorralf]

Hi Elisa,

It depends on your origin. To turkish people the shape is very common. Medieval wooden spoons from Germany i.e. are too thick... You have to look for wooden spoons with thin handles... The stick (better handle) should have a size of 15-20cm... normal wooden spoons from Turkey so to speak ;)

Hope to have been a good to you...

Thórralf

[sorvex]

Thank you very, very much..

You did help me a lot.

Elisa

[beansforturtles]

duuuuuuudeeeee that was fricken awsome im gonna buy some turkish spoons right now i can easily get some from turkish spoon mart p,s dont you shower you lazy bum

[traledanze]

I was looking for some information about "Keklik" dance (a turkish one that you dance with spoons ;-) and I've found your video! You did a great job and so helpfull, thanks for posted it.

[immaking16996]

that was lame as fuck and boring

[BDauthor]

Very helpful video, very nicely filmed. Thank you for posting this!

[thorralf]

No - That's me - I told that Murat had shown me the way to play them - which obviously is a difference ;)

As I am a member of Tamburi Mundis staff I know that he looks different... all the best

Thórralf

[oliva2587]

oohh! okay! now i get it, sorry!!!

amazing!

[oliva2587]

Im sorry..but he cant possible be Murat Coskun....

I just got home from a Concert of the music festival NADA BRAHMA and he doesnt look like the man in your video....!!!???