Posted: Fri May 12, 2006 2:36 pmalalalala....all nationalist can talk bullshit
Of course, Turks borrowed some features of kurdish music, but they have music of their own and borrowed music for other places
No identity is "pure" and "unchanged" since the creation of the world, everything is composed, mixed...
"Zurna" is kurdish? Cool, do you know that Berbers in Algeria play Zurna? Don't you think that such a simple instrument can have been invented in different parts of the world?
Cause funnily, Bretons play a kind of Zurna
And I doubt we stole it to the kurds
Concerning Halay I agree Turks probably "borrowed" it to kurds, but there are different halays in different plays of turkey...Like the one of the Hemsins in the north-east mountains, played with just one baggpipe, looks much more Breton than Kurdish too me
Breton Dances
By the way look at these breton musicians
Bastards, they stole the "Duhol" as well!!!!!!
Of course, Turks borrowed some features of kurdish music, but they have music of their own and borrowed music for other places
No identity is "pure" and "unchanged" since the creation of the world, everything is composed, mixed...
"Zurna" is kurdish? Cool, do you know that Berbers in Algeria play Zurna? Don't you think that such a simple instrument can have been invented in different parts of the world?
Cause funnily, Bretons play a kind of Zurna
And I doubt we stole it to the kurds
Concerning Halay I agree Turks probably "borrowed" it to kurds, but there are different halays in different plays of turkey...Like the one of the Hemsins in the north-east mountains, played with just one baggpipe, looks much more Breton than Kurdish too me
Breton Dances
By the way look at these breton musicians
Bastards, they stole the "Duhol" as well!!!!!!
