mevlevi - Byzantine chant and all Oriental, Caucasian and Slavonic liturgies

mevlevi (2)

Persian and Indian manuscript of Jelal ad-Din Rumi's Mathnawi online

Baltimore, The Walters Art Museum

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Prologue of the first book (fol. 1b)

First book (fol. 2b)

Prologue of the second book (fol. 51b)

Third book (fol. 96b)

Prologue of the fourth book (fol. 155b)

Fourth book (fol. 156b)

Prologue of the sixth book (fol. 25

Sufi Music of the Mevlevi Order: "Les derviches tourneurs"

Today or the following days you might listen to Dede Efendi's ayin in makam sabâ, which is usually performed with a peşrev by the Tambur player Osman Bey, a descendant of the Ağa dynasty of musicians, which composed an earlier version of Sabâ ayin-ı

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Byzantine chant and all Oriental, Caucasian and Slavonic liturgies

Persian and Indian manuscript of Jelal ad-Din Rumi's Mathnawi online

Sufi Music of the Mevlevi Order: "Les derviches tourneurs"

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