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Sabah oldu uyansana
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Ussak Semai
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Be yad dori
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Naghmeh Shur
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Kanun Taksimi Bayati
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Çıkalım saydü şikâre
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Bi to Nafasi
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Şehnaz Bûselik Peşrev
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Kul Oldum Bir Cefâkâre
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Muwashah Qultu Lamma
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Şu karşıki dağda
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Taqsim Oud, Hijazkar
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Lamia Yared & Invités Montreal, Québec
Lamia Yared draws her repertoire from Eastern musical traditions. Singer of muwashahat, şarkilar as well as Sephardic music, she revisits songs from the Ottoman era.
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