Üsküdar'a giderken - Katibim Medley

Romanian Orthodox Church Picnic '06
Southbridge, MA
2 oud musicians.
Yia'sou Costa, Juny, Mike, Gary

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[kingarthur1985]

We have the same song in Damascus/Syria

[Tomzara]

Yes, we also have the same music in Egypt-Girl from Alexandria, and Greece-Apo Tin Athena.

[espny]

This might be an ottman song but only Greek and Armenian muscians can play it this way!

Bravo Costa and Mike!!!

[toprakli78]

a beautiful istanbul music...we love it too...

[ali1082]

BEST MUSIC I have heard in a long while. BRAVO!!!

Greetings from the Nethterlands,

Ali

[smyle0123]

I heard this since 44 years ago at less as Iabant Iskandaria ... maybe the origin is uncertain, a legacy of all that ethnics folk music mixed during Ottoman Empire.

Nice version.

[panarkas]

@Tomzara Apparently the origin of this song is a big mystery.

[ekskurzija]

I also heard this about Scottish song

Also in Bosnia we have two songs with same melody

[SaitFaik54]

According to another legend, this song was evolved into its present form from the Scottish tunes played by the Scottish soldiers happenned to be in Istanbul during the Crimean War.

[mayadio5]

Ah, also I've heard that in Syria they also have a version of Katibim!

[mayadio5]

Hi! I'm from Bulgaria and we also have a verision of this song (very old one btw). I've heard it also in Serbian, Kosovo version, Macedonian, Albanian, Lebanon.. The Greek version as well. Turkish and Albanians use it also as a marching war song (quite freaky)!!!

[mayadio5]

Hi! I'm from Bulgaria and we also have a verision of this song (very old one btw). I've heard it also in Serbian, Kosovo version, Macedonian, Albanian, Lebanon.. The Greek version as well. Turkish and Albanians use it also as a marching war song (quite freaky)!!!

[yegentube]

This song is much more older than the movie "Katip".But original song is a little bit different than this one and i think the original one is better.

[myaghi80]

Hi Fellas,

quick question!!

is this song was for the movie "Katip" or even before??