Tamzara from Karin by Vardan Hovanissian & Emre Gültekin
The Tamzara is an Anatolian dance performed by Armenians, Turkish and Greeks. The dance is reputed to originate from an ancient Armenian village in the region of Şebinkarahisar. Different versions of the Tamzara exist, varying between different regions and villages. This version is danced in a line or in a circle, with each participant holding their neighbor by the little finger.
Tracklist
| 9. | Tamzara | 3:41 |
Credits
Trad.
Arr. Emre & Vardan
Emre Gültekin (bağlama), Vardan Hovanissian (duduk)
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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.