Publication Date
[1994], ℗1994.
Publication Place
Nanterre -
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Subject
Folk music—Turkey[Browse]Folk songs, Turkish—Turkey[Browse]Love songs—Turkey[Browse]Harems[Browse]
Type
Other
Language
Altaic languages
Digital
No
Manuscript
No
Physical Dimensions
1 audio disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Library
Princeton University Library
Library Asset ID
34822871
Record ID
SCSB-13982760
Date
[1994], ℗1994.
Notes
Compact disc.
Sample Text
It's a dead end, my lord. Your conversation is out of your mind. Come to the guidance of the rosy-faced people. Let's get out of the water. Maybe we'll catch that half. Come closer, come closer, come closer. It's evening, the caravan goes uphill. The road goes from Istanbul to Üsküdar. Snow is coming from the window. Will the birds land on the telegraph wires? A cliff from the islands comes to us. Your hair is in ringlets. --Even though it was blue, while I was going to Üsküdar, a rain came on. On the horizon of the endless evening. I came to the world to laugh. Show 10 more Contents items
Dil Notu
Sung in Old Ottoman Turkish and Ottoman Turkish; texts in French with English translations and program notes in French and English (26 p. : ill.) inserted in container.
Dizi
Musique ottomane.[More in this series]Musique ottomane = Ottoman music[More in this series]
