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Önce Güneş tutuldu!Hundreds of thousands of janissaries, cavalrymen, oxcarts, gun carriages, and the Great Sovereign himself marched on a dirt road from Edirne to Constantinople amid sounds of nay, kettledrum, and drums. The entire Europe listened curiously to the voices of this multitude. History was being rewritten along this arduous journey, which was to last until the Renaissance.
Klavyeler : Can Atilla, Ney:Bilgin Canaz , Kanun : Ahmet Baran, Perküsyon : Berat Tekin
A warm breeze blew on the hill whilst the mist had dispersed, allowing everything to be seen more clearly - the Valekerna with its dazzling domes, the incomparable Hagia Sophia, the Bosporus with its blue waves, the Golden Horn with its shores full of dancers and singers, and the sky above, the kingdom of infinity. Everything seemed to be whispering the same thing to him.
Klavyeler:Can Atilla, Keman : Cihat Aşkın, Ney : Bilgin Canaz, Harp : Çağatay Akyol, Perküsyon : Berat Tekin
The Conqueror’s beautiful and romantic concubine of Albanian origin. It was said that her voice affected him greatly. She bore him his son Beyazid.
Klavyeler : Can Atilla, Soprano : Aslı Gültekin, Çello : Taylan Sarı
They gathered together where the former Temple of Hermes stood. He said, ” Let us work together to mark the first day ” and started the construction of the wall by carrying stones weighing 60-65 kilos upon his shoulder. Everybody saw how he toiled and promised “to finish this castle before the deadline he set.”
Klavyeler : Can Atilla, Keman : Cihat Aşkın, Ud : Hakan Elbaşı, Perküsyon : Berat Tekin, Geri vokaller : Sesim Gökalp
Lady Zeynep was one of the women poets of the Conqueror’ s time. She is reputed to have appeared before his royal presence without a veil. The lines below express her secret love for the Conqueror.
Şehâ bu sûret-i zîbâ sana Hakk’dan inâyettir
Sanasın Sûre-i Yûsuf cemâlinden bir âyettir
Senin hüsnün, benim aşkım, senin cevrin, benim sabrım
Demâdem artar, eksilmez, tükenmez, bî-nihâyettir.
Ey şah! Bu süslenmiş, yaratılırken özenilmiş görünüş (hem karakter hem dış görünüş olarak) sana Allah’tan gelmiş bir hediyedir.
Öyle ki, Yusuf Sûresi’nin kendisi, senin güzelliğin sûresinin bir âyeti sanılacak kadar güzelsin.
Senin güzelliğin arttıkça benim aşkım, senin cefâ edişin, bana çektirişin arttıkça da benim sabrım artar, eksilmez, tükenmez,
sana karşı aşkım ve sabrım sonsuzdur.
O Shah. Your glorious mien is a gift divine,
You are so beautiful one is tempted to believe
The very beauty of the sura Yusuf was meant to reflect you
As your beauty grows, so does my love
The more you continue to torment me,
The bigger grows my patience
My love and patience are endless.
Sözler:Zeynet Hatun , Beste - Solist:Ayşe Erdal , Ud:Bayram Coşkuner
The legendary troops - who were in the hundreds of thousands - had done it at last. The city walls no longer looked insurmountable. He on his part thought, ” It was worth everything. ” The beautiful Tersa was his now. A warm melody rang in his ears suddenly, the tunes of an imaginary beauty who recounted his love. Courage, faith, and heroism were changing the fate of Constantinople and the course of world history.
Aşık olduğum Tersa güzel
Buyruğundur bir ömre bedel
Yalvardım Mevla’ya lutfetse kuluna
Bahşetse seni hükm-i ezel
“The beautiful Tersa [Christianity] whom I love
As priceless as life itself
I pray to God Almighty that He might fulfill this mortal’s wish
And make her mine.”
Klavyeler : Can Atilla, Sözler - Solist : Ayşe Erdal , Harp : Çağatay Akyol, Ud : Hakan Elbaşı, Ney : Bilgin Canaz, Kanun : Ahmet Baran, Perküsyon : Berat Tekin
He looked tired when I saw him first. Obviously he is in poor health. I will continue where I left off today if he is still on his feet tomorrow. He is already immortal whether I paint him or not.
Keman : Cihat Aşkın, Harp : Çağatay Akyol
He came to Ankara to find the sage of sages. He met, to his surprise, a bard, a poet, a hoary dervish who recited religious songs and sayings among the populace and collected money. What could a dervish who begged for alms have to give him? He did his inquiries. They told him that they raised money for the needy. In vain did they vouch for him. He hit the road again. He spent the night in Aleppo. It was that night he had the dream that was to change him and history itself forever. He dreamt that there was a chain around his neck which extended all the way to Ankara and was held by Haji Bayram. He returned to Ankara forthwith. He came to the village at noon. The dining dervishes did not care to look at him. They shared the food and deposited what was left of it in the dogs’ bowl. Seeing he was unwanted at the table, the apprentice began to eat out of the bowl. This went to the heart of the dervishes and Haji Bayram and they let him join them then.
Klavyeler : Can Atilla, Ney : Bilgin Canaz
The people of Byzantium prayed to the Virgin Mary and carried her statue after the last service in Hagia Sophia. Then came a frightening wind and slammed the giant statue to the ground, smashing it to pieces with a horrible sound. The voices of prayer turned into shrieks of fear and hopes blew away like the shattered pieces of the statue.
Klavyeler : Can Atilla
Nobles who spoke Greek walked in the palace no more. There were only pictures of nuns with broken frames. They all stared in one direction.
Klavyeler : Can Atilla, Solo vokal : Sesim Gökalp, Duduk : Mikail Geçer
All Credit goes to: generations

TRACK LIST:
1. CARİYELER VE GECELER
2. HAMAMDA İLK GÖZYAŞLARI
3. MARA DESPİNA
4. ROZALİNA (GÜLFEM SULTAN)
5. İSTANBUL DA İLK GEZİNTİ
6. PEÇENİN ARDINDAKİ GÖZLER
7. ESİR PAZARI
8. TÜLLER , TENLER , NEFESLER
9. ROKSALAN ( HÜRREM SULTAN ) İÇİN TAKSİM
10. ANILAR , YAPRAKLAR , MEKTUPLAR
11. UZAKLARDAN BİR KIZ
12. CARİYELER VE GECELER ( RADIO EDIT )
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