Yeni Türkü
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Yeni Türkü (means New Türkü in Turkish) is one of the best selling and best-known bands in Turkey. They had concerts in more than twenty countries and have recorded many albums since the establishment in 1978. Their music is based on combining the sound of traditional Turkish and modern musical instruments, such as the oud, baglama, kemence, qanun and guitar. Many of their lyrics are based on poems by critically acclaimed contemporary Turkish poets. This combination produces a broad range of Turkish and Mediterranean melodies, that unites Anatolian and Byzantine cultures. Yeni Türkü's blend of traditional and ethnic songs appeals to all generations and cross-cultural audiences except Buğdayın Türküsü ("Türkü of Wheat" in Turkish) album which was influenced by Inti Illimani. All group members changed several times throughout the years, except the lead singer Derya Köroğlu.
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[edit] Discography
- Buğdayın Türküsü (1979)
- Akdeniz Akdeniz (1983)
- Çekirdek Hatırası (1985)
- Günebakan (1986)
- Dünyanın Kapıları (1987)
- Yeşilmişik (1988)
- Vira Vira (1990)
- Rumeli Konseri (1991)
- Aşk Yeniden (1992)
- Külhani Şarkılar (1994)
- Süper Baba Film Müzikleri (1995)
- Telli Telli Remixes (1996)
- Her Dem Yeni (1996)
- Yeni (1999)
- Koleksiyon (2003)
- Koleksiyon 2 (2004)
- Koleksiyon 3 (2006)
[edit] Present Members
- Derya Köroğlu - Vocal, Guitar, Baglama
- Erkin Hadımoğlu - Keyboard Instruments
- Raci Pişmişoğlu - Bass Guitar
- Furkan Bilgi - Classical Stringed Violin
- Erdinç Şenol - Drum, Percussion
- Fatih Ahıskalı - Oud
[edit] Former Members
- Selim Atakan - Piano, Flute
- Zerrin Atakan - Vocal
- Tuğrul Bayrak - Bass
- Murat Buket - Oud
- Tuncer Tezcan - Baglama, Vocal
- Eftal Küçük - Guitar, Kemane, Greek Guitar
- Cengiz Onural - Guitar, Kemence
- Fuat Oburoğlu - Wind Instruments (Flute, Clarinet), Vocal
- Halis Bütünley - Percussion, Vocal
- Tayfun Duygulu - Wind Instruments (Soprano saxophone, clarinet)
[edit] External links
- A detailed article about the group available from the Wayback Machine at [1] BROKEN LINK
- (Turkish) Official Site of Yeni Turku
- (Greek) Article on Yeni Türkü
