Concerts from around the country, recorded by Concertzender (World Music). Recordings of the concert of the Amsterdams Turks Klassieke Muziek Ensemble and of Terah Taali.
This is Concertzender Live, with today, two short concerts. First, an older recording of the Amsterdams Turks Klassieke Muziek Ensemble, made on 7 June 2008 at the Oosterkerk in Hoorn. The second concert is of Terah Taali, recorded during the 2012 Haarlemmer Houtfestival.
The Amsterdams Turks Klassieke Muziek Ensemble consists of six singers and four musicians, and is part of the Amsterdams Turks Muziek Koor (Amsterdam Turkish Music Choir), founded in 2002. You will hear five typically Turkish instruments: the tanbur, a long-necked flute, the qanun, a sitar, the ud or lute, the darbuka and the daf, both rhythm instruments. In this programme, the Amsterdams Turks Klassieke Muziek Ensemble plays Ottoman songs, composed in the 17th and 18th century. The classic Turkish music originated from traditional Turkish folk music, but further developed at the Ottoman courts.
The ensemble consists of:
Mikail Erdogan (yayli tanbur)
Hikmet Erdogan (qanun)
Naziye Buyukarslan (ud)
Mahir Eyyastekin (darbuka, daf)
Seher Sahin (daf)
Ahmet Canga (soloist)
Yasemin Sahin (soloist)
Abdulkadir Dogru (soloist)
Hatice Gundecik Tumer (soloist)
Playlist:
1. Sega selati ummiye and Tutti-i mucize guyem, Buhurizade Mustafa Itri Efendi (1640-1712) (07:06)
2. Incecikten bir kar yagar, Karaca Oglan (1606-1660) (06:22)
3. Gonul verdim bir civane, Sultan Selim III (1761-1808) (03:32)
4. Hicaz pesrev (instrumentaal), Refik Fersah & Yine nes’e muhabbet dil u can etti seyda, Hamami-Zade Ismail Dede Efendi (1778-1846), (06:39)
5. Ey cerh-I sitemger del-I nalana dokunma, Asik Omer (1621-1651) (03:05)
6. Su karsiki dagda bir yesil cadir, Hamami-Zadi Ismail Dede efendi (1778-1846) (04:55)
7. Amed nesim-I subh dem, Abdul’kadir Merage (1360-1435) (06:16)
Recorded live at the Amsterdams Turks Klassieke Muziek Ensemble concert, on 7 June 2008 at the Oosterkerk in Hoorn.
Sound engineer: Keel Bijl, Producer: Rolf Buijs.
Tonight second concert, is the Indian dance and music ensemble Terah Taali. They performed at the Haarlemmer Houtfestival on 17 June 2012.
Teraah Taali is a famous folk dance group from Rajasthani.
The women perform ritual dances, who tell the story of shri ram dev babaji, sant kabir and meera bai. The dancers enchant their audience with the sound of bells, hidden in the thirteen cymbals they have tied around their body.
1. Beera Reema Jeema, Terah Taali (06:35 inclusief applaus)
2. Helo Mharo Samblohlo, Terah Taali (0:12:28) (inclusief applaus)
3. Terah Taali, Terah Taali
Live recording of Terah Taali, on 17 June 2012, Haarlemmer Houtfestival, Haarlem
