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| Jack Campin - bogus address... |
 Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2008 3:09 pm |
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I've been playing Tanburi Cemil Bey's tune "Cecen kizi" (Chechen Girl)
over the last couple of days. There are several YouTubes of various
Turkish performers doing it - the woman playing classic kemanca is my
favourite.
The score (on neyforum.biz, look under huseyni) says it's a folk dance.
Cemil was not exactly a folkie so this is a bit unexpected, and I can't
find any evidence on the web of anybody dancing to it. Is there a
specific dance for it? Or do you just do anything that fits that
rhythm? (Nim sofyan, i.e. much like a polka).
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