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Kecskés Ensemble - Ancient Turkish Music In Europe (16-18th Centuries)
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Kecskés Ensemble - Ancient Turkish Music In Europe (16-18th Centuries)
MP3 (192 kbps) & 3% Recovery | Front & Back Covers | 71 MB (RAR)
Chamber, Vocal and choral, Instrumental, Orchestral | 1984 | Hungary | 00:50:17
Chamber, Vocal and choral, Instrumental, Orchestral | 1984 | Hungary | 00:50:17
Band/Artist: Kecskés Ensemble
Genre: Chamber, Vocal and choral, Instrumental, Orchestral
Album: Ancient Turkish Music In Europe (16-18th Centuries)
Year: 1984
Label: Hungaroton
Country: Hungary
TRACKLIST:
01. March of the Bey's soldiers when besieging Belgrade - 01:18
02. Poem in mixed Hungaro-Turkish language - 02:50
03. Three Turkish Dances from the Linus Manuscript - 02:40
04. Classical Persian improvisation on the santur - 04:17
05. Giovanni Battista Donado: Two Turkish love songs - 03:38
06. Gian Battista Toderini: Concerto turco - 08:39
07. Panegyric on Pasha Osman - 03:32
08. Solo for the ud, Arabic music from the Sultan's court - 02:30
09. Dimitrie Cantemir: Peşrev in Rast mode - 04:08
10. Poem in Hungarian and Turkish by Balint Balassi - 03:17
11. Dimitrie Cantemir: Peşrev in Mahur mode - 03:16
12. Hymn of the Dervish (fragment) - 02:01
13. Classical Persian Improvisation on the Tombak - 04:09
14. Esztergom Castle - Turkish Heroic Song - 03:08
LENGTH: 00:50:17
KECSKÉS ENSEMBLE:
Esmail Vasseghi, René Clemencic
Directed by András L. Kecskés
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Hi, saliflo. Unfortunately i don't have the original cd. I just have it in mp3 format and wanted to share. I have it as cassette but haven't been able to find it as cd yet :(
Being a Turk, I am too much pleased to see this upload.
İlginç, güzel bir albüm. Ben kasetini bulup aldığımda çok hoşuma gitmişti müzik, sizin de beğenmenize sevindim.
Especially first track "March of the Bey's soldiers when besieging Belgrade" is the best. When the Ottoman Soldiers attack a place, firstly, crowded band close to the place/castle and sing the song. Imagine the song that sing with almost hundred clarion and drum and along 20 days (non stop) :))