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N*f2012-01-15 08:01

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Happy New Year to you, too! Lately I've been hanging out around
the Black Sea a lot, musically speaking, where I came across Cem
Adrian, a Turkish singer/song writer with a truly unique voice.
According to Wikipedia, "he is known for his ability to sing from
bass to soprano, as his vocal cords are three times the length of an
average person's." Talk about a special gift from God, Allah, or
whomever!
Here's Cem Adrian performing the immortal "Sari Gelin":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uV6oj8ZGUXc

N*f2012-01-15 08:01

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Here are a couple more pieces of musical gems from that
region. First, allow me to bring you, once again, "the voice
of Georgia," Hamlet Gonashvili:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5bzmssDePg
Now, a piece of old-fashioned Turkish music known as
"Amar Andalus." This is the best version I can find on
YouTube. It's not complete, but enough to give you
more than just a glimpse. Besides, that belly dancer is
not bad at all!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gagb1uAoABs

N*f2012-01-15 08:01

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为避免遭到包子帖彻底埋葬…… :-)

n*b2012-01-15 08:01

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Gee, BLACK SEA odyssey...........More details, please.
Also, amazed that your musical exploration has expanded into Turkey.
We discussed a little bit about Greek music before, but I still have a hard
time to figure out how ancient Greek culture and its orthodox religious
tradition influenced its music....
Turkey, although bordered with Greece, is a complete different territory, a
country celebrating East and West civilization, a place mixed with Muslim
and Christian culture heritage.
I feel thrilled to take a peek on Turkey music through your detailed,
thoughtful narrative.
Great job you have done to enrich our musical fellowship, NWwolf.

【在 N****f 的大作中提到】

: Happy New Year to you, too! Lately I've been hanging out around
: the Black Sea a lot, musically speaking, where I came across Cem
: Adrian, a Turkish singer/song writer with a truly unique voice.
: According to Wikipedia, "he is known for his ability to sing from
: bass to soprano, as his vocal cords are three times the length of an
: average person's." Talk about a special gift from God, Allah, or
: whomever!
: Here's Cem Adrian performing the immortal "Sari Gelin":
: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uV6oj8ZGUXc

n*b2012-01-15 08:01

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Just one easy and quick comment from my side.
一看到肚脐神秘的扭动，就联系起人体的美丽和孕育其中的奥秘（从正面想哦）。。。
歌声呢，又把人的情感的丰富性和多层次表现出了个伶俐精致。。。

【在 N****f 的大作中提到】

: Here are a couple more pieces of musical gems from that
: region. First, allow me to bring you, once again, "the voice
: of Georgia," Hamlet Gonashvili:
: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5bzmssDePg
: Now, a piece of old-fashioned Turkish music known as
: "Amar Andalus." This is the best version I can find on
: YouTube. It's not complete, but enough to give you
: more than just a glimpse. Besides, that belly dancer is
: not bad at all!
: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gagb1uAoABs

n*b2012-01-15 08:01

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Long live our music fellowship.

wh2012-01-15 08:01

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赞开新帖，要不要标题也改一个，可以搭个新楼！哈哈。

【在 N****f 的大作中提到】

b*k2012-01-15 08:01

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他们搭新楼了，我把包子也发新楼里了，不过名字没改

【在 wh 的大作中提到】

: 赞开新帖，要不要标题也改一个，可以搭个新楼！哈哈。

N*f2012-01-15 08:01

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Hee hee, there's really not much detail to speak of. World music is
where my heart and soul have been over the past 20 years or so, and
the Middle East has always been on the radar screen. Unfortunately, I
know very little about the Middle Eastern musical tradition. Nonetheless,
the dazzling array of different rhythms and the seemingly infinite divisions
of the musical notes in Middle Eastern music is absolutely fascinating even
for a musical layman like me. As I always say, I really don't know much
about music, but I sure as heck know what I like.
Here's a Turkish lullaby that I think I posted on this board once before,
but
it is worth repeating since we are hanging out in Turkey:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNWGnTtKZwA
Moving on to the eastern shore of the Black Sea, here's one from Azerbaijan:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v= 5cO9DVcjbxU

hard
a

【在 n****b 的大作中提到】

: Gee, BLACK SEA odyssey...........More details, please.
: Also, amazed that your musical exploration has expanded into Turkey.
: We discussed a little bit about Greek music before, but I still have a hard
: time to figure out how ancient Greek culture and its orthodox religious
: tradition influenced its music....
: Turkey, although bordered with Greece, is a complete different territory, a
: country celebrating East and West civilization, a place mixed with Muslim
: and Christian culture heritage.
: I feel thrilled to take a peek on Turkey music through your detailed,
: thoughtful narrative.

N*f2012-01-15 08:01

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Hear! Hear!

【在 n****b 的大作中提到】

: Long live our music fellowship.

N*f2012-01-15 08:01

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标题改了，免得误导广大包子勘探队员，呵呵。

【在 wh 的大作中提到】

: 赞开新帖，要不要标题也改一个，可以搭个新楼！哈哈。

n*b2012-01-15 08:01

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eye opening experience.
Thanks again for sharing and inspiring us...

divisions
even

【在 N****f 的大作中提到】

: Hee hee, there's really not much detail to speak of. World music is
: where my heart and soul have been over the past 20 years or so, and
: the Middle East has always been on the radar screen. Unfortunately, I
: know very little about the Middle Eastern musical tradition. Nonetheless,
: the dazzling array of different rhythms and the seemingly infinite divisions
: of the musical notes in Middle Eastern music is absolutely fascinating even
: for a musical layman like me. As I always say, I really don't know much
: about music, but I sure as heck know what I like.
: Here's a Turkish lullaby that I think I posted on this board once before,
: but

n*b2012-01-15 08:01

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More accurately, it is both eye and ear opening experience...

【在 n****b 的大作中提到】

: eye opening experience.
: Thanks again for sharing and inspiring us...
:
: divisions
: even

wh2012-01-15 08:01

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我不看视频以为是个女的在唱。土耳其音乐和新疆少数民族音乐真像，语族也是一样的
突厥族，再加伊斯兰宗教影响。常常觉得挺悲的。很喜欢。

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wh2012-01-15 08:01

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这些乐器真好听。我老怕她的裙子掉下来，哈哈。文情版有哪个女孩跳肚皮舞的，以前
在曲棍球版贴过服装照片。

【在 N****f 的大作中提到】

j*n2012-01-15 08:01

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一直好奇为什么曲棍球穿短裙而不是短裤

【在 wh 的大作中提到】

: 这些乐器真好听。我老怕她的裙子掉下来，哈哈。文情版有哪个女孩跳肚皮舞的，以前
: 在曲棍球版贴过服装照片。

wh2012-01-15 08:01

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视频都做得很好。第一个特逗。第二个像轮回转世似的。看好好的一家人一个接一个升
天，挺失落的。老头变成投生的小孩又很好玩，哈哈。你有没有看过一个叫《tulpan》
的纪录片故事？讲哈萨克斯坦的。里面的小女孩和妈妈都很爱唱歌，很自然淳朴，不过
不很专业。唱得更好的是《story of a weeping camel》那个纪录片，蒙古长调+马头
琴很动人。《tulpan》里面哈萨克草原上流行的歌居然是boney m的rivers of babylon
，是国内八十年代流行过的，我写帖子贴过：
http://74.53.4.74/article_t/LeisureTime/109193.html
真是时光倒流，temporal消逝的东西可以在spatial的异地找到，很奇妙。

divisions
even

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wh2012-01-15 08:01

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看那么细……去曲棍球版问？

【在 j******n 的大作中提到】

: 一直好奇为什么曲棍球穿短裙而不是短裤

N*f2012-01-15 08:01

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记得有这么一出，不过一时想不起是谁了。

【在 wh 的大作中提到】

: 这些乐器真好听。我老怕她的裙子掉下来，哈哈。文情版有哪个女孩跳肚皮舞的，以前
: 在曲棍球版贴过服装照片。

N*f2012-01-15 08:01

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这一组动画都是Metronome Film的大作，相当传神。
http://www.lull.ru/eng/creators.htm
《Story of the Weeping Camel》多年前看过，音乐确实不错。顺便再贴
两首感觉不错的蒙古民歌：
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXqX891cuXo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lj5PXTEDjKI
《Tulpan》没看过，不过《Rivers of Babylon》倒是毫不陌生。多年以来，
俺一直更喜欢Don McLean用同一首psalm创作的《Babylon》：
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsqSNIR5DsU

babylon

【在 wh 的大作中提到】

: 视频都做得很好。第一个特逗。第二个像轮回转世似的。看好好的一家人一个接一个升
: 天，挺失落的。老头变成投生的小孩又很好玩，哈哈。你有没有看过一个叫《tulpan》
: 的纪录片故事？讲哈萨克斯坦的。里面的小女孩和妈妈都很爱唱歌，很自然淳朴，不过
: 不很专业。唱得更好的是《story of a weeping camel》那个纪录片，蒙古长调+马头
: 琴很动人。《tulpan》里面哈萨克草原上流行的歌居然是boney m的rivers of babylon
: ，是国内八十年代流行过的，我写帖子贴过：
: http://74.53.4.74/article_t/LeisureTime/109193.html
: 真是时光倒流，temporal消逝的东西可以在spatial的异地找到，很奇妙。
:
: divisions

j*n2012-01-15 08:01

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哦，谢谢
我查了一查
其实那个和一般裙子还不一样
有说是因为吸引观众喜欢这项目
有说是传统
有说为了方便，也许还有安全因素
倒是看到一个讨论说男人也可以穿裙子打比赛，还有什么同性恋才不穿裙子

【在 wh 的大作中提到】

: 看那么细……去曲棍球版问？