Akyol is a Turkish singer and master of the baglama, a member of the oud/saz/lute family. Here, Akyol has composed or arranged twelve ancient Turkish poems for diverse chamber music ensembles ranging from 2 to 16 players of western classical as well as Turkish classical instruments.
Notes
Streaming audio.
Participant(s)/Performer(s)
Taner Akyol, bağlama, vocals ; with Stephanie Winker, flute ; Murat Toroman, İsmail Bayram, kaval ; Johanne Braun, oboe ; Türker, ney ; Ertan Tekin, duduk zurna ; Arlett Lorenz, horn ; Robert Bauer, trombone ; Dombromıra Kur, percussion ; Arif Sağ, davul, bendir ; Yorgos Psirakis, bendir ; Götuğ Çelik, gourd fiddle ; Kemal Kahraman, additional vocals ; Dan Pelleg, Marko E. Weigert, chorus ; Dragan Radosavljević, Una Sveinbjaradottir, violins ; Kristina Elisabeth Engel, viola ; Andreas Kipp, cello ; Anette Rheinfurth, double bass.
Language note
Sung in Turkish.
Contents
Göcmen kuşlar (6:02)
Söğüt zeybeğı́ (5:03)
Bilen gelsin (3:37)
Payton geldi meyhaneye dayandı (7:22)
Bugün ayin ışığı (4:28)
Tokat ellerinden (4:10)
Vay gurbet (4:40)
Suskunum sana (3:51)
Hapisteler ama (4:52)
Anlayamazsın (3:18)
Canaňm (4:29)
Turna semahı (5:11).
Other title(s)
Göçmen kuşlar
Publisher no.
ENJ-9510
International Standard Recording Code
DEA590701001
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