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	zurnablog.zurna.com - Zurna Blog - Zurna Mobil Onayli olun, hem tepede gozukun, hem mobil mesajlasin! Fakelere de ...
		Zurna bildiğiniz gibi bir arkadaşlık platformu ama aynı zamanda paylaşım sistemi.
		Aranızda geçmiş sorunları Zurna yönetimine bildirmenizin hiçbir değeri yok, çünkü artık kişileri artık iki kişi arasında olmuş bir konuşmadan dolayı, veya kişisel sayfalara yazılmış yorumlardan dolayı banlemiyoruz.
		Zurna Sozluk var, istedigimiz kavramlari orda Eksisozluk'te oldugu gibi kendi bakis acimizdan ifade edebiliyoruz ayni sekilde.
	zurnablog.zurna.com (5248 words)

	Zurna FAQ
		Zurna is a musical instrument of the wind family, with a reed for generating the voice, and a tubular body with fingerholes like in a flute.
		The reed of zurna is a cylindrical bamboo pipe thinner than the little finger, where the stiff and shiny glaze is peeled off, the zurna side is attached to a conical metal body, and the mouth side is flattened to a very narrow ellipse.
		It is worth noting that zurna and obo players are those among musicians at most risk for occupational hasard (trouble with saliva secretion) because of the need to exert high pressure over long stretches of time.
	www.fromnorway.net /yaylas/zurna/zurna_faq.htm (2643 words)

	Musa Dagh: Davul Zurna
		Davul zurna was used by the Musa Daghians in Musa Dagh before they were relocated to Anjar.
		The Musa Daghian davul zurna is different from the Armenian davul zurna.
		And unlike the Armenian zurna the Musa Daghian zurna is a quarter-tone instrument.
	www.mousaler.com /musa-dagh/data/zurna.html (371 words)

	Armenian Zurna
		The zurna is a conical oboe, made of apricot wood, and uses a double reed which generates a sharp, piercing sound.
		The dam is a tonic drone that serves as a constant counterpoint to the melody.
		The zurna is believed to have originated in China, and variations of the zurna appear in the musical cultures of all Middle Eastern and Central Asian countries.
	members.tripod.com /~zangezur/music/zurna.html (379 words)

	Zurna - Armeniapedia.org
		Zurna is a wind instrument made of apricot or pear wood and has a removable double reed.
		In fact, there is specific mention of the zurna in Armenian literature as early as the IX century in the epic story “David of Sasoun”.
		As with the duduk, the Armenian zurna is most commonly played in pairs, with one musician playing the lead melody and the other playing a continual drone note (called the “dam”) that is held by circular breathing.
	www.armeniapedia.org /index.php?title=Zurna (353 words)

	Zurna
		Zurna is a Turkish folk instrument of the wind type.
		Zurna has a sound range of nearly two octaves and has eight melody keys with seven of them on the front and one on the back.
		The most common zurna playing technique is the continuous playing technique where while the air collected in the cave of the mouth is blown out from the reed, inhalinig through nostrils occurs simultaneously.
	www.ottomansouvenir.com /Music/Folk_Instruments/Zurna.htm (343 words)

	Zurna
		Zurna is a musical instrument from the wooden wind family.
		The Zurna is mentioned as early as the IX century in the epic tale "David of Sasun".
		The performer is often accompanied by another Zurna player sustaining a drone, and, accompnied by a Davul (drum) player.
	www.geocities.com /tomzara/zurna.htm (146 words)

	Okay Temiz: The Zurna Project - Karsilama - CD / cdRoots
		Together, the zurna and the davul are the two most important instruments for the musical accompaniment of traditional weddings, dances and circumcision ceremonies.
		The zurna is also closely related to the Iranian tzurnay, the Greek zorna, the Yugoslavian zurla, the French shawm, the Moroccan mizmar, the Chinese sunay and the Indian shenay.
		The small zurna (cura zurna) is typical of the regions on the coast of the Black Sea.
	www.cdroots.com /jaro-karsil.html (600 words)

	YouTube - halil çokyürekli zurna show -1-
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		zurna halil çokyürekli konservatuar kaval mey ney sipsi halkoyunları zeybek halay virtüöz çok kötü fena ege tho
		zurna mavilim ilk calisma deneme 20 euroluk mc fonlan
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=HXBkHyMruJ8 (382 words)

	Wind Instruments
		The zurna, also known as the surna, is an instrument from Islamic areas including Iran, Mesopotamia, and Syria.
		Today the zurna still exists as a folk instrument used mainly in festive village music in Islamic areas, as well as Greece, Cyprus, and Armenia.
		The modern day version of the zurna is the oboe, which is a staple of any symphony orchestra.
	www.americaslibrary.gov /cgi-bin/page.cgi/sh/oddball/wind_2 (166 words)

	magda
		Zurna was recorded live in Tel-Aviv on 1992, right when the new ethnic wave was pulsing its way to Israel.
		This is a sophisticated album in which the ingredients may metaphorically resemble a reach and spicy meal.
		This one-hour journey, guided by the sound of the Zurna, is genuinely looking for a peaceful musical collaboration between the ancient sons of Abraham, Israeli Jews and Muslims.
	www.magda.co.il /zurna.html (128 words)

	Zurna Nedir?
		Zurna 10 seneden beri Türkiye'de Internet'te arkadaşlık, sohbet / muhabbet / chat ile birlikte anılmaya başlamıştır.
		Zurna gerçek hayatla sanal hayatı birleştirir, Internet'teki yuvanız haline gelir.
		Zurna öbür siteler gibi poz kesen, cool olmak için kendini değiştiren insanların yeri değil, daha çok eğlenmeyi ve iyi vakit geçirmeyi adet edinmiş kişilerin yeri.
	www.zurna.com /sayfa/zurna-nedir (184 words)

	Top Web Apps in Turkey
		Zurna is also headquartered in USA, by Stanford graduate Honor Gunday (Yonja is from a Harvard graduate).
		Zurna is the only Web 2.0 social network in Turkey, and probably the first web2.0 website, which allows people to blog, create groups, use 3rd party widgets, video, odeo, tags, photo ratings, customizable profiles a la myspace-but better- etc...
		Our initial version of Zurna back from 6 years ago was actually the first website to offer blogs in Turkey, but nobody used the blogging feature then now, it's slowly taking off.
	www.readwriteweb.com /archives/top_web_apps_turkey.php (1991 words)

	Davul-Zurna / Tapan-Zurla – Drum and shawm [Rombase] (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Davul-zurna are usually played outdoors, not least due to the penetrating, “shrill” sound of the oboe and the high volume of the ensemble.
		In Anatolia, a differentiation is made between three sizes: the large, low kaba zurna, the normal (orta) zurna (corresponding to the Macedonian "velika"), and the cura zurna (corresponding to the Macedonian "velika" and the Greek "pipiza").
		In Greece and Macedonia, however, often two shawms are played to the drum, with the (alternating) drone of the second zurna accompanying the melodic play of the first.
	romani.uni-graz.at /rombase/cgi-bin/art.cgi?src=data/music/instr/davul.en.xml (1512 words)

	THE ZOKRA OR ZURNA - aerophone
		Zokra or zurna (shawm) I have been a student at the High School of Music for three years now.
		I have learned all about musical instruments and I see students practising on them everyday (the ud or lute, the violin, the qanun, which is a psaltery or zither, the nay, etc.).
		Teaching folk instruments such as the zokra in music schools could help preserve this instrument as well as protect a musical style and repertoire that are in danger of disappearing.
	www.virtualmuseum.ca /Exhibitions/Instruments/Anglais/cmam_j_txt04a_en.html (374 words)

	YouTube - Yesil Ova Davul ve Zurna @ Partycentrum Jansen Rotterdam
		YouTube - Yesil Ova Davul ve Zurna @ Partycentrum Jansen Rotterdam
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		Yesil Ova Davul ve Zurna @ Partycentrum Jansen Rotterdam
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=yrumykVRk6M (269 words)

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