Qalma Damtskevla from Karin by Vardan Hovanissian & Emre Gültekin
This traditional Georgian song from the repertoire of Ananuri, directed by Zura Mirziashvili, is complemented by the intervention of the duduk and the üçtelli, a three-string saz, the smallest of the family of long-necked lutes.
"A woman cursed me with her eyes and no-one can tell me why. I miss her soft voice and her shadow haunts me. I love to hear this voice, which remains in my memory forever."
Tracklist
| 8. | Qalma Damtskevla | 3:16 |
Credits
Trad.
Arr. Emre & Vardan
Ananuri (Zura Mirziashvili, Zuri Mirziashvili, Maiko Mirzaishvili, Roland Vacheishvili): panduri, vocals
Vardan Hovanissian (duduk), Emre Gültekin (üçtelli)
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Since he was introduced to the duduk by his master Khachik Khachatryan, Vardan Hovanissian has become one of the most talented ambassadors for this ancient double-reeded instrument whose melancholy tones reflect the Armenian soul. He found his musical soul-mate over ten years ago when he met Emre Gültekin, who learned the art of the Turkish saz from his father Lütfü Gültekin and from Talip Özkan.