Classical Turkish Music - Tanbur

First an improvisation(taksim),and then two classical pieces are played consecutively with tanbur.

Composers: Mesut Cemil Bey and Tanburi Cemil(Jameel)Bey (1873-1916)
Player: Necdet Yaşar.

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[arthurvanfroh]

what a beautiful and relaxing music!!!

[loremtube]

Okay Temiz: Percussion

Erkan Oğur: Fretless Guitar, Bağlama

Kudsi Ergüner: Ney

Selim Sesler: Clarinet

Zeki Müren: Singer

[suzidilara23]

dislike yapanların özel bir sebebi var mı acaba

[fuckthecheaters]

@thepatuljak Tax in blood ?

Those terrible Turks :P

Their tax in blood and oppression of Balkans was so bad that thousands of Balkan people rose to be high ranking officials in Ottoman Empire.

Sokollu Mehmed Pasha or Mehmed Pasha Sokolovic as he is better known in Balkans ruled Ottoman Empire in all but name....Now name only one African or South American that did same in British or Spanish Empires ? .......back to history books for you Patuljak.

[MrGWalt]

Such a shame that even beautiful music such as this can instigate anger in peoples hearts. Looking at peoples comments on youtube often gives me little hope in humanity. There no reason for bickering. If you agree and aren't a hater, like this comment.

Peace

[oguzkagankeles]

Hey gözünü sevdiğim, herşeyiyle tam bir Türk çalgısı, Klasik Türk Müziği'nin göz bebeklerinden: Tanbur... Bunun sesi cennetten çıkmış olmalı. Çok hoş, çok etkileyici bir sesi var. Çalan üstad da hakkını vermiş tanburun. :)

[thepatuljak]

@utkua

yeah and in other familys parents were cutting finger off, so they have a defect and they dont take them. ;)

as i said befor, every story have 2 sides, but are i agree with you in some parts :)

[utkua]

@thepatuljak tax in blood yeah yeah, always the same rhetoric, what you call blood tax is conscripting one of 5 sons of some families, and making them high ranking well paid officers, not slaves. In fact, most families were bribing officials to get their children there, also they were very few in numbers never exceeded 10 000' they were after all personal guards of the sultan. In those days, most of the peasants of Europe were slaves,not tax, but they were very property of nobility in blood/

[thepatuljak]

@utkua

no one was innocent. And dont generalize europeans, Balkan is special place and you cannot compare it to rest of Europe and its mentality, no nation in Balkan didnt done what Brits, French, Spanish or Portuguese done in that time and years after. Turks were not naive, they tolerated in beginning all religions, but later depending of which religion you are, you had to pay tax in adequate way :)

and not to mention "tax in blood" ;)

just, it was time like that :)

[irateofwatford]

I'm watching this video for the music - which is excellent by the way. This is not the place for bickering and recrimination about whether the Ottomans were right or wrong.

[utkua]

@thepatuljak yeah right ! if Turkes wanted to convert people in Balkans to Islam they could, if they wanted to force them talk in Turkish, they could. If it was Europeans that is exactly what would happen. You would say, choose bible or the sword... And then after few hundreds of years those poor people would believe you have shown them to true path right ? That is the fault of Turks they actually were naive enough to believe multiple religions and cultures coexist. Shame on them !

[thepatuljak]

@3choBlast3r

true, you are not...you were doing that for 5 centuries on Balkan with catholic population. and you done it so well, that still today, word Turk = danger...is well inscribed in heads of ppl who live in this are. So no one is innocent m8, never forget that :)