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The city where hearts beat to the curcuna rhythm - Diyarbakir's Memory

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In memory of Seyidxane Boyaxci, who sadly passed away during the preparation of this exhibition...

The history of cities like Diyarbakir flows with music as rich as that history. The fundamental, enlightening information on this topic will be provided by local artists and researcher Hayri Yoldas, who works on Diyarbakir music. The first article written for this section is "Unearthing a 'buried treasure': places and times of dengbiji in Diyarbakir city". French academic Clemence Scalbert Yiicel who works on Kurdish language, literature and culture, focuses on the roots of this tradition and its transformation over time.

Diyarbakir Armenian musician Ara Dinkjian, who was raised in the United States, contributes an article titled "10/8: Diyarbekir Music"' where he thinks about homes and the "homeland"; and takes a trip accompanied by the "curcuna" rhythm that brings Armenians, Kurds, Turks and all peoples of these lands together. 1 We would like to thank Onur Giinav for his contributions.

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TitleThe city where hearts beat to the curcuna rhythm - Diyarbakir's Memory
Title (Kurdish: Kurmanjî)Bajarê mirovên ku dilê wan bi ahenga cûrcûnayê lê dide - BÎRA AMEDÊ
Is Part of Work / Exhibition:DIYARBAKIR'S MEMORY EXHIBITION
AuthorsHayri Yoldas, Clémence Scalbert Yücel, Ara Dinkjian
TranslationNazım Dikbaş
PublisherDiyarbakır Association for the Protection of Cultural and Natural Assets
Year Published2021
Language(s)Northern Kurdish (Kurmancî‎)
Language(s)Turkish
Language(s)English
SubjectAnthropology
SubjectPeople
SubjectCities, Towns and Villages
SubjectHistory
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Date Accessed2022-02-16
Last Update2022-02-16

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