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Hi all,

This might be a shot in the dark, but I'm looking for a special song.
When I was camping there was a kurdish man in a tent next to me who played the same song every night. I've got addicted by the song but I've never been able to ask what the song was. I really want to hear it again but I have no clue where to start searching for it, so I hope someone here might be able to help.
It was a nice and quiet song, maybe a little sad, the singer was a man and there was this beautiful violin solo. Does anyone know any song that could be it? Any song you know that could be it, please link it here. I would be really happy to find it

Eliza-976 wrote:Hi all,

This might be a shot in the dark, but I'm looking for a special song.
When I was camping there was a kurdish man in a tent next to me who played the same song every night. I've got addicted by the song but I've never been able to ask what the song was. I really want to hear it again but I have no clue where to start searching for it, so I hope someone here might be able to help.
It was a nice and quiet song, maybe a little sad, the singer was a man and there was this beautiful violin solo. Does anyone know any song that could be it? Any song you know that could be it, please link it here. I would be really happy to find it

Hi Eliza

I imagine the man was from South Kurdistan as opposed to Turkey (the 2 main areas of Kurdish population)

I am not an expert but I am certain someone will be able to find the song for you. Not many Kurdish songs have violin solos in them

GOOD LUCK

It was a nice and quiet song, maybe a little sad

Unfortunately it describes 60% of Kurdish traditional songs. Especially love songs or exile.

It was a nice and quiet song, maybe a little sad

Unfortunately it describes 60% of Kurdish traditional songs. Especially love songs or exile.

So the best thing if you remember the melody is to sing it and tries to write the notes (or ask to someone who knows the musical notation and can reproduce it. It would be helpful to make a mp3 of it for its identification.

How about these links:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTO4XiM_vqk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zff5QawIeRM

https://youtu.be/GyDSnOr86Eo

Piling wrote:

It was a nice and quiet song, maybe a little sad

Unfortunately it describes 60% of Kurdish traditional songs. Especially love songs or exile.

So the best thing if you remember the melody is to sing it and tries to write the notes (or ask to someone who knows the musical notation and can reproduce it. It would be helpful to make a mp3 of it for its identification.

Thankyou, unfortunaily I can't remember the song that well, only that I loved it. And I havent heard it it in a while. But that violin solo must be a start I hope