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مارسيل خليفة - رقص الغجر / Marcel Khalifah - Gipsy's Dance

Yorum : Selman KAYA
Şiir : Mevlana Celaleddin Rûmi

Bensiz Gitme İstemem

آلبوم نیشتمان /کیخسرو پورناظری/ دماکوچ

Alireza Ghorbani - Men Gulam-ı Kamerem

Gulê Mehrumê

LEYLO XANÊ- HOVHANES BADALYAN

CEMÎLA ÛSIV

United by their love of rip-roaring artfully delivered klezmer, She’Koyokh spin tales of wild goats, unmarried women and broken hearts drawn from the rich folk traditions of Eastern Europe, Turkey and the Balkans.

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Klezmer troubadours She’Koyokh spin tales of wild goats, unmarried women, squabbling Jewish mothers and broken hearts on this outstanding album. Inspired by wandering nineteenth century klezmorim, She’Koyokh have spent the last decade sponging up the rich folk music of Eastern Europe, Turkey and the Balkans. The eight-strong line-up boasts members from the UK, USA, Greece, Serbia and Turkey. United by their love for artfully delivered, rip-roaring klezmer, the first incarnation of the band cut its teeth busking at Columbia Flower Market in the heart of London’s East End. Nowadays they are more likely to be found stomping the stage floors of Europe’s most prestigious concert halls with Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw and London’s Southbank Centre already ticked off the list. 

Wild Goats & Unmarried Women opens with ‘Beregovski Sher/Honga/Freilicher Yontov’, She’Koyokh’s arrangement of a trio of tunes – a tribute to Ukrainian ethnomusicologist Moshe Beregovski, followed by a snippet of a popular Jewish-Hungarian dance and then by a tune composed by klezmer clarinet renegade Naftule Brandwein. ‘Hora De La Munte’ is a traditional Moldavian dance. Another Romanian tune ‘Țigăneasca De La Pogoanele’ is inspired by the recordings of accordionist Constantin Fulgerica and violinist Tudor Pana, as well as the manouche jazz of guitarist Django Reinhardt and the sound of the taragot reed instrument. 

Other Eastern European tracks include ‘Kopano Horo’, a Bulgarian tune learned from a collection of early recordings by star accordionist Boris Karlov. ‘Moj Dilbere’ is an age-old Bosnian love song or sevdalinka that has been performed since the days of the Ottoman Empire. ‘Jaseničko Kolo/Miloševka Kolo’ pays homage to two legendary Serbian musicians – the accordionist Krnjevac, and bandleader Urosević. 

Heading further east She’Koyokh explore Russian tradition. ‘Limonchiki’ is a song first made famous by the Soviet Jewish jazz singer Leonid Utyosov in the 1930s. The track is full of character, Odessa gangster character to be precise – the title is Russian rhyming slang for milionchiki (millions of roubles).  

Drifting far southwest to Greece next, ‘Selanik Türküsü’ is a lament for lost love. The lyrics tell the story of a couple who are preparing to marry before discovering that the bride has cholera – the lovers beg death to grant them three more days together. Band members Susi and Matt learnt the traditionally slow tune ‘Argitikos Kalamatianos’ on the overnight boat from Crete to Athens – their version is performed at a moderate pace. The lyrics of another Grecian track, ‘Amarantos/Tsamikos ‘Vohaítissa’’ praise the amaranth flower that can keep its colour and scent for days after it has been cut. 

Turkish tradition is also illuminated on Wild Goats & Unmarried Women. ‘Teke Zortlatmasi’ takes its name from the tekes (billy goats) that live along the South West coast of Turkey. When the mating season starts, the males jump up and down to attract female goats – allegedly the inspiration for the genre of music heard here. The subject matter of Sephardic track ‘Poco Le Das La Mi Consuegra/Schottische ‘Saint Julien’’ concerns a quarrel between two mothers-in-law over a dowry and upbeat Kurdish-Turkish track ‘Esmera Min’ tackles the theme of unrequited love.

On other songs She’Koyokh mesh location and genre with genius ease. ‘Der Filosof/Flatbush Waltz’ partners a satirical song mocking rabbis of the Hassidic movement with a waltz that has become a standard of the klezmer repertoire. This arrangement was authored in part by revered klezmer musician Andy Statman who is known for both for his work as a clarinettist and as a bluegrass mandolinist. ‘Svatbarska Rachenitsa/Yavuz Geliyor & La Comida La Mañana’ casts together three traditional folk tunes from Bulgarian, Turkish and Ladino cultures. The opening instrumental is a Thracian wedding dance, the song that follows in sung in both Sephardic and Turkish, and the Judeao-Spanish tune’s original lyrics tell of a mother warning her daughter not to fall in love too easily. 

Wild Goats & Unmarried Women takes you on a true klezmer odyssey, with She'Koyokh delivering a classic album that combines the zest of their live performance with the virtuosity and intelligence of their musicianship.


She'Koyokh: Esmera Min (taken from the album Wild Goats & Unmarried Women

Raghse-Atash-Ardeshir-Kamkar

Aynur Doğan & Cemîl Qoçgirî - Yarim Derdini Ver Bana

Nîzamettîn Ariç - Cûdî

Cengiz Özkan - Gelin Ayşe

TRIO MARA 
Sakina (Vokal) 
Nure Dilovany (Geige) 
Naze Isxan (Klavier)

Triomara-Wey Malino

Kurdistan...Kilamên êrîvanê.

Vocal: Mehmet Akbas
Music &amp; Lyrics: Anonymous, Traditional

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MEHMET AKBAS - Drama Köprüsü - Live

Recording: Live Concert, Akzent Theatre, Vienna, 2010 
Music &amp; Lyrics: Traditional / Anonymous 

Vocal: Sakina Teyna &amp; Mehmet Akbas 
Bilur Flute: Metin Yilmaz 
Saz: Umut Yilmaz 
Guitar: Erdem Beyazgül 
Bass-Guitar: Emanuel Stanley 
Drums: Bernhard Spiess 
Piano: Anna Pogosyants 

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SAKINA - MEHMET AKBAS - Miro Nina - Live

﻿Lyrics: Kumers Nik Raftar
Composed by, oud , Vocal & percussion: Serwan Yamolky

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