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YĂŒksel Baltacı

YĂŒksel Baltacı

(527 words)
July 6, 2026

YĂŒksel Baltacı, Karadeniz music tradition has emerged as an artist known as a composer, lyricist, and musician. Baltacı is recognized for his works rooted in traditional Karadeniz melodies, having produced both solo pieces and collaborated on joint projects with various artists. Recently, he has gained widespread attention through the music of the TRT 1 series Taßacak Bu Deniz. A photograph taken during YĂŒksel Baltacı’s interview with Anadolu Ajansı (Anadolu Ajansı) " image-alternate="" image-el

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Beyza Baßar

Beyza Baßar

Er Turan (Music Group)

Er Turan (Music Group)

(1167 words)
July 6, 2026

Er Turan (Kazakh: ĐąÒ±Ń€Đ°Đœ, English: Turan Ethno-Folk Ensemble) is a Kazakhstan-based ethno-folk music ensemble. Founded in 2008, the group is known for its works that blend Kazakh traditional music with elements from the historical and cultural heritage of the Turkic world. The ensemble has developed a unique musical approach by combining traditional instruments, vocal techniques, and contemporary stage arrangements, drawing inspiration from ethnic music, folk music, and classical music elements.【

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Zeyneb Kurun

Zeyneb Kurun

Matraka

Matraka

(983 words)
June 16, 2026

Matraka (or its Spanish spelling, matraca) is a traditional percussive instrument and noisemaker belonging to the idiophone family. Typically made of wood, it produces sound through the mechanical interaction of a toothed wheel mounted at the end of a handle and one or more wooden hammers or flexible elements that strike the wheel as it rotates. When spun manually in a circular motion, the matraka generates a high-pitched, clattering, and continuous noise. Historically, it has been used in relig

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Burak Enes

Burak Enes

Erzurum Bar Game

Erzurum Bar Game

(3479 words)
July 6, 2026

Erzurum bar game refers to the collective body of traditional folk dances characterized by region-specific movement patterns, musical understanding, and performance rules. These dances developed on a shared cultural foundation in Erzurum and its surrounding districts, exhibiting local variations over time while preserving their fundamental structural features. Physically, bar games are defined as dances in which participants line up side by side, holding shoulders or arms, and collectively perfo

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Furkan Yılmaz

Furkan Yılmaz