CRIMEAN TATAR TRADITIONAL MUSIC, BAKCHISARAI

Trail of Genghis Khan, Tim Cope

[@LeChatAlice]

congratulation for keeping the folklor alive, and for playing it truely, with real instruments! I'm from Romania, and it is so sad to see not only in my country, but everywhere from Eastern Europe to India that the electrical instruments killed and mocked the real music...

[@uzbekistanmilitary7838]

O'zbeklardan qardoshlarga katta salom.

[@angelanegruta5901]

Locuitorii de baza sunt tatarii..care au obiceiuri diferite de rusi si ucraineni....total diferite .relijia ...

[@IVB61]

Bravo...very nice, I am from Romania

[@raquelregaderallorente7332]

Lovely music and performance ❤️ much love from Spain

[@gunerakmolla5717]

Tatar durkulerın seslegende cüregım mayday qaynay

[@taritaserramo7797]

So Beautiful !

[@rosemeriewood34]

Hope the Taters can enjoy their homeland again and with peace with those that have oppressed them. Now to track down the video so I can really enjoy the visual aspect in my warm lounge room

[@frostmediaprod344]

nobody oppressed them , except for ukraine. you are welcome to visit crimea and to ask people

[@taylarkimerik-kirimik8786]

@@frostmediaprod344 This is slander.

[@spuditgang]

mashed 'taters' lmaoo

[@boriszodov786]

@@frostmediaprod344 Russia deported them en masse to Central Asia and Uzbekistan after the Second World War. They were only allowed to return to their homeland in what is now Ukraine. Russia is now oppressing the Tatars in Crimea. For the Crimean Tatars, there is no greater enemy than the Russians.

[@frostmediaprod344]

@@boriszodov786 Liar, and victim of propaganda. Ussr is not russia. Today they are not opressed.

[@rosemeriewood34]

I've been enjoying your book from the local library, and had to play some of the music you referred to. I do hope the Taters

[@aakozanoglu]

Ellerinize saglik. :)

[@seddar]

Very nice. I like it a lot!

[@TaliyaHafiz]

Amazing compilation! Did you have any chance to record the music of Volga Tatars whose history goes back to the ancient Bulgars, dear Tom Cape? Belonging to that culture, I am conducting the research about the music of my ancestors and would be really glad to hear from you regarding any sort of materials that you have compiled. I would then refer to your research in my work. Please, feel free to reach out, I'd be very glad.

[@fasi6457]

TÜRKİYE'DEN KARDEŞLERİME SELAMLAR

[@jasonsummit1885]

The bowed instrument looks like a Chinese erhu.

[@user-ul3et4rz3t]

Someone needs to feed these people...

[@dragon_83worldoftanks72]

you need fucking

[@illier78]

I have heard a lot of Tatar music, but this one is very different, it's more like Uygur or Turkish music i think.Nice though.

[@qwertyasdfz1]

Tatars religions music of 13-th century.

[@broodjeal-cohol5033]

Crimean tartars were very influenced by the Ottomans who dominated the area before the Russians came.

[@taylarkimerik-kirimik8786]

@@broodjeal-cohol5033 This is slander. In the 13th century there were no Ottomans yet.

[@broodjeal-cohol5033]

@@taylarkimerik-kirimik8786 Do you really think that the song hasn't changed one bit lyrically since the 13th century? Because that'd be really naive.

[@taylarkimerik-kirimik8786]

@@broodjeal-cohol5033 This is another question. Of course it changed.

[@timur0]

Kendi huzel dilimiz vRken neden baskasini kullaniriz acaba

[@siffah]

this is not crimean tatar traditional music. this is turkish tasavvuf music. but ok this is cool too

[@deniz-qm1tu]

Do you know how close Ottomans and Crimean Tatars. In the Ottoman Empire, high class people were mostly Crimean Tatars. This is same today's Turkey.

[@antiiblis]

Музыка красивая, но исполнение на уровне второго класса муз.школы. Где вы набрали такого низкого уровня состав...7

[@albertabashev9563]

This crimean tatar speaks russian without a slightest accent. By the way, Crimea is Russia now

[@boriszodov786]

Russia deported them en masse to Central Asia and Uzbekistan after the Second World War. They were only allowed to return to their homeland in what is now Ukraine. Russia is now oppressing the Tatars in Crimea. For the Crimean Tatars, there is no greater enemy than the Russians.

[@hayots_lernashkharh]

literally all armenian instruments lmao