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She is one of the greatest living Turkish Special Art Music.
She has a relaxing voice.
One become sad in sad balads and begin to shake and dance in rhytmic songs.
Always is there a smile in her face.
And still make shows in spite of her age.
The story of Müzeyyen Senar, the most powerful living voice of Turkish art music that Atatürk listened to with such awe, began in Bursa in 1918. Her parents’ third child after brothers İsmet and Hilmi, from the day she was born Senar fell asleep every night to the hauntingly beautiful songs sung by her mother, Zehra Hanım, who had a voice as clear as a bell.
When she was only six years old, she already knew all the popular Turkish folk songs by heart. And her sweet voice could always be heard at the family gatherings and weddings in which she took part with her mother. But at that tender age she suffered an unfortunate setback. For some reason she woke up one morning unable to speak except with a stutter. She could only explain herself with great difficulty, but when she sang the problem went away. Indeed she even resorted to singing as a way of expressing herself. Then, at the age of twelve, her life changed forever when she followed her mother to Istanbul. Her beautiful voice and musical talent were recognized immediately in Istanbul. She took the first step towards her musical education by entering the Anatolia (Üsküdar) Musical Society in 1931, which was later followed by further training at the Society of Oriental Music. As a fresh new page was opening in her life, Müzeyyen Senar also found an opportunity to make the acquaintance of the most prominent composers of the period: Mustafa Nâfiz Irmak, Osman Nihat Akın, Selahattin Pınar, Yesari Asım Arsoy and many others.
She has a relaxing voice.
One become sad in sad balads and begin to shake and dance in rhytmic songs.
Always is there a smile in her face.
And still make shows in spite of her age.
The story of Müzeyyen Senar, the most powerful living voice of Turkish art music that Atatürk listened to with such awe, began in Bursa in 1918. Her parents’ third child after brothers İsmet and Hilmi, from the day she was born Senar fell asleep every night to the hauntingly beautiful songs sung by her mother, Zehra Hanım, who had a voice as clear as a bell.
When she was only six years old, she already knew all the popular Turkish folk songs by heart. And her sweet voice could always be heard at the family gatherings and weddings in which she took part with her mother. But at that tender age she suffered an unfortunate setback. For some reason she woke up one morning unable to speak except with a stutter. She could only explain herself with great difficulty, but when she sang the problem went away. Indeed she even resorted to singing as a way of expressing herself. Then, at the age of twelve, her life changed forever when she followed her mother to Istanbul. Her beautiful voice and musical talent were recognized immediately in Istanbul. She took the first step towards her musical education by entering the Anatolia (Üsküdar) Musical Society in 1931, which was later followed by further training at the Society of Oriental Music. As a fresh new page was opening in her life, Müzeyyen Senar also found an opportunity to make the acquaintance of the most prominent composers of the period: Mustafa Nâfiz Irmak, Osman Nihat Akın, Selahattin Pınar, Yesari Asım Arsoy and many others.
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d0rtkere wrote:
nereye yazmış onu?
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grogme wrote:
"She is one of the greatest living Turkish Special Art Music. She has a relaxing voice. One become sad in sad balads and begin to shake and dance in rhytmic songs. Always is there a smile in her face. And still make shows in spite of her age." Bu ne lan hangi mağara adamı yazdı bunu?
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Cuneyt-c wrote:
Ölürsen Yazıktır ...
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d0rtkere wrote:
Ömrümüzün son demi, son baharıdır artık.. Maziye bir bakıver, neler neler bıraktık.. Küserek ayrılırsak olur inan ki yazık.. Maziye bir bakıver, neler neler bıraktık... heyyt be of ulan of
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fleshget wrote:
harikasınız vesselam.. umarım en kısa zamanda sağlığınıza kavuşursunuz, sizi çok seviyoruz..
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Camelfb wrote:
bi daha böyle sanatçılar gelmez.
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sekanayn wrote:
keman sesi insanı verem eder derler. müzeyyen senar da insanı verem eder. insanı rakıya bu kadar meylettiren, bu kadar hüznün dibini buldurtan bir ses daha tanımıyorum şimdilik.
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ztarshine wrote:
müzeyyen senar taglerinde kendilerince yaratıcılıklarını zorlayan, kendilerine terbiyesiz bile denemeyecek acizleri kınamakla kalmıyorum, küfür ediyorum.
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melis98213 wrote:
Sesine, her şeyine kurban !
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Hklti36Fljf wrote:
bu kadar duzgun(!) bi aciklama yazabilen arkadasi kutlarim
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redoundo wrote:
ondan gerisi yalan.
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misslonely wrote:
meftunun oldum Müzeyyen Senar..
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madiist wrote:
arkadaşa katılmamak elde deil o tam bir zariff kraliçe :)
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kedilek wrote:
T.S.M nin kraliçesisin sen şimdiler senin tırnağın bile olamaz
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RKerem wrote:
Klasik musikinin en güzel seslerinden...Çok güzel. Beşiktaş'ta salaş bir meyhanede dinlerken rakı içmek çok keyifli oluyordu. Bayağıdır yapamadık, yapmak lazım...
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HIRKA wrote:
efsanesin...
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Ozggurr wrote:
harikasınnnnn
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pessimist666 wrote:
cok klas
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radiognome wrote:
burdan yetkililere sesleniyorum.. muzeyyen senar'in aglamakla inlemekle yorumunu bulsam nasil sevinecegim...
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EsekSipasi wrote:
@cok_pis_osurdum: kendinden bahsettiğin sayfa burası değil yanlış olmuş galiba. (:
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