[Sihem]

İstanbul Oda Orkestrası
Genre:Classic, Instrumantal | MP3 192 kbps | 70 Mb
01. Mahur Saz Semaisi (Kemençeci Nikolaki - Timur Selçuk) 04:29
02. Suzidilara Peşrev (III. Sultan Selim Han - Timur Selçuk) 04:49
03. Evcara Saz Semaisi (Dilhayat Hanım - Timur Selçuk) Solist: Ernest Patcolo (Keman) 06:09
04. Ferahfeza Saz Semaisi (Şerif Muhittin Targan - Arr. Timur Selçuk) Solist: Mutlu Torun (Ut) 05:20
05. Nikriz Saz Semavisi (Hasan Ferit Alnar - Arr. Timur Selçuk) Solist: Ruhi Ayangil (Kanun) 04:36
06. Ferahfeza Mevlevi Ayini :a) Evfer (Hammamizade İsmail Dede Efendi - Timur Selçuk) B) Son Peşrev c) Son Yürük Semai (Tanburi Zeki Mehmet Ağa - Timur Selçuk) Solistler: Mutlu Torun (Ud), Ruhi Ayangil (Kanun) 05:26
07. Olmaz İlaç (Hacı Arif Bey - Timur Selçuk) Solist: Ernest Patcolo (Keman) 03:13
08. Rüzgar Uyumuş (Refik Fersan - Arr. Timur Selçuk) 03:27
09. Sandal (İsmail Baha Sürelsan - Arr. Timur Selçuk) 02:45
10. Nihavent Longa (Ezgi Anonim - Orkestrasyonu ve Flüt Solosunu Yazan Timur Selçuk) 02:00
11. Beş Saz İçin Şiir (Timur Selçuk) Solistler: Mutlu Torun (Ud), Ruhi Ayangil (Kanun), Erdem Sökmen (Gitar), Nazım Acar (Flüt), Yılmaz Akaoğlu (Keman) 08:17
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[3ammo]

Very nice. But... turkish music with no lyrics? So no amaaun amaaun?

[Sihem]

Originally Posted by 3ammo

Very nice. But... turkish music with no lyrics? So no amaaun amaaun?

Bonjour
Vous m'avez fait rire comme tout ! On a beaucoup de chansons chez-moi avec Amane Amane. Il y en a une que j'adore: Amane Amane yalmani, safer âlaya w khallèni. Dans le malouf tunisien je crois on entends souvent Amane Amane, c'est un genre que je déteste: un vrai somnifère surtout avec la vois nasillarde de Taher Gharsa.

(You made me laugh alot! We have many songs in Tunisia with Amane Amane. There is one that I like: Amane Amane yalmani, safer âlaya w khallèni. In the Tunisian malouf I think I often hear Amane Amane, I hate the malouf : a true sleeping drug especially with the nasal voice of Taher Gharsa.)

In Tunisia, Amane means I beg you

[gokhan]

Thank you very much. With greetings from Bosphorous.

[ccrichie]

very good thank you