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@@alexgabriel5423 Thank you very much, I appreciate it 🙏

Thank you, this is so motivating to hear! I'm temped to do more short clips now☺

@CerenTurkmenoglu hi Çeren! 👋 maybe you could go to Şanlı Urfa...looks from another time. You could go to some of the Ancient sites too. Frig Vadisi is associated with the Phrygian mode/ makam. Then Lydia had the Lydian mode/makam. Some of the makams are based on Ancient modes, but these days they have different names.

@CerenTurkmenoglu here is something interesting>>> all religions have music. The temple at Göbekli Tepe was for one of the oldest religions on Earth...so that place had also one of the oldest musics on Earth. So, Anatolia had maybe the oldest music and then as time passed the music continued and it became the oldest musical tradition on Earth...this may be the reason why Sanat muziği is so rich and beautiful. I showed some samples to Indian musicians who play sitar and sarod. They were impressed to see how many spaces are marked on a yayli tanbur. I have a book showing how some makams are based on Byzantine modes and another book showing how Byzantine modes are the hypo forms of Ancient Greek and Anatolian modes.

@ That is so interesting. I wish there were more findings related to music from the Göbeklitepe region. I’d be curious to learn about the books you’re mentioning. What are their names?

Thank you so much. Best wishes from Turkey!

@@AbdalMemed Çok teşekkürler

Teşekkür ederiz.

@@Simon-cq2kj Thank you so much!

@@stoicism860 Çok teşekkür ederim, sağolun.

@@melikeozer5915 Teşekkürler 🙏

Çok teşekkürler

@@mahakala Merhaba. Bu rebabın yapımcısı Mehmet Ünal, kendisi İstanbul’da yaşıyor.

@@CerenTurkmenoglu teşekkürler.

@@CerenTurkmenoglu dün gidip aldım. sesi çok güzel. <3

@@yuzencimen thank you very much

@@FidanÖzben Çok teşekkür ederim 🙏❤️

Thank you!

Çok teşekkürler

Thank you very much.

Many thanks for listening. I hope beauty always finds you no matter what life brings.

Thank you so much, much love to Greece! This is a different type of kamancha. I believe the one you’re referring to is the classical kemenche, in other words Istabul kemenche, which is pear shaped and is very similar to the Greek lyra. This one on the video is named as the Anatolian kamancha, which has more similarities to the Persian kamancha.

Kabak kemaneden farklı mı anadolu kemençesi?

Thank you for listening dear Tanja 🌸💕

Thank you so much 🙏

Merhaba Hülya Hanım, çok teşekkür ederim. Benim iki rebabım var. Biri Feridun Obul diğeri Mehmet Ünal yapımı. İkisi de İstanbul’da ikamet eden enstrüman yapımcıları, tavsiye ederim. Sevgiler 💐

@@CerenTurkmenoglu çok çok teşekkür ediyorum 🌸

Thanks so much Alex 🙏 I hope you’re doing well, would love to catch up sometime soon!

This is so nice to hear, many thanks for your kind words.

Thank you, you’re very kind.

Thank you so much, I appreciate it. Yes, Turkey is a very inspiring place, when you listen to closely it whispers you many melodies.

These are such kind words, I am humbled. Many thanks for your kindness and making my day brighter.

Evet, Ali Ufki Bey’e ait.

Teşekkür ederim

Thank you🙏

Hello, if your rebab is around same dimensions (there is a shorter necked one which has a higher tuning) you can tune to D-A-D like I did in this video. You can use a tuning app to determine the Hz. I hope this is helpful.

@@CerenTurkmenoglu Hi . Yes , mine is long neck . I heard about D-A-D but don't know wich octave are . Don't want to tear the strains :)

@@BLOT171717 Yes, of course. Well if it helps, my top sting is D4, middle is A3, and bottom string is D3. You can see on the link below which octave these notes fall on the piano. Also some tuning apps show you the octave of the pitches. www.hellosimply.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Untitled-72-×-25-in-26-650x226.png

@@CerenTurkmenoglu Thank you for your response ! May be it is a stupid question , but don't know wich is top and bottom strain . The A3 is the middle . When the rebab is infront of you the left or the right string is D3 ?

@@BLOT171717 No worries! When rebab is in front of you, facing away from you, the string on your left hand side is the top string, and the one on your right hand side is the bottom one. Good luck!

Zehra Hanım, çok teşekkür ederim güzel sözleriniz için, ne mutlu bana müziğim size böyle hissettirdiyse, çok sevindim. 🙏🤍 National Arab Orchestra'da devam edemiyorum ne yazık ki, Türkiye'ye geri taşınınca Amerika'yla uzaklık çok fazla oldu. Bu mesafeden konserlere devam etmek mümkün olmadı. Sevgili Bengisu ve Layth ile NAO'nun çok projesinde birlikte yer almıştık, güzel zamanlardı.

Thank you, happy to hear that you enjoyed it!

@@CerenTurkmenoglu I enjoyed every second. You're wonderful!

@@OpenScienceTeam Thank you, I appreciate it 🙏

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I wish I could talk to you thru email...I have gathered much info on Thracians and Orpheus and others and I m hoping for a strange movie...you are making very interesting connections between images and sounds and melodies...I am enthralled...

It belongs to the Hittite civilization. The ceramic is from the Anatolian Civilizations Museum in Ankara. Dates back to BCE 1600s. Thanks for your interest!

That is so interesting Alex, thank you for sharing this info with me. It’s astonishing that Buselik is such an ancient makam. I always found it to be a captivating makam, maybe the reason is how it stood against time for all those centuries.

Thank you