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Here is a selection of various styles of Anatolian (Turkey's) music, in various languages: Turkish, Kurdish, Zazaki, Ladino, Albanian, Lazuri, Armenian, and Romeika (Anatolian Greek). Some songs are joyous, some sad, some uplifting. Some might be hard to listen to for starters, but give them a try, and you might end up enjoying them very much...
19 comments on Turhan's "An Anatolian Odyssey" (View all)
lostlawyer April 13, 2015
Getting me in the mood for my trip to Istanbul in two months' time! Can't wait.
⃠turhank April 13, 2015
@lostlawyer Enjoy your trip! Hope you have the best of time. It might be a bit hard to get, but if you can, take a ferry to Kadikoy, see the fish market, eat at Ciya, one of the best eastern authentic cousine for kababs or home-made foods, grab some sour-cherry chocolate at Baylan and walk to Moda for some coffee, tea and/or hookah.. Have fun! These are the stuff I miss the most! =)
⃠lostlawyer April 14, 2015
@turhank Thanks for the tips, much appreciated! I will certainly add these to my itinerary. I have a week in Istanbul so I look forward to seeing the must-see tourist sights as well as a slice of everyday Istanbul life. And I can't wait to taste the food and coffee.
⃠kemaltasci November 09, 2014
ellerine sağlık, özenli bir liste olmuş...
⃠Light Inside My Dream. May 04, 2014
This is wonderful! I love it :)
⃠duyguguven0 April 24, 2014
güzel olmuş arkadaş
⃠gelecekuzunsürer April 14, 2014
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⃠yalcingozde88 April 12, 2014
İşte bu...
⃠tubisimo February 24, 2014
çok keyifli bir kültür mozaiği... teşekkürler
⃠595335823 December 21, 2013
Love it.
⃠turhank February 19, 2014
Thanks!
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