Picoğlu Osman
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Picoğlu Osman | |
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Giresun province, Turkey) | |
Origin | Görele, Turkey |
Died | 31 May 1946 Black Sea Coast, Turkey | (aged 44)
Genres | Kemençe of the Black Sea |
Occupation(s) | Kemençe player |
Years active | 1910–1946 |
Picoğlu Osman (Turkish: [piˈdʒoːɫu ˈosman], 1901[1] – 31 May 1946) was a Turkish kemençe player[2] from the Eastern Black Sea Region in Turkey. He was also a famous composer and he is thought to be one of the best kemençe players.
Early life
He was born in
türküs
.
Osman as a virtuoso
Osman was thought to be a very talented player because of his style of play. He worked at
vinyls
. His records include:
- "Gireson Eşref bey şarkısı"
- "Trabzon Kahya Şarkısı"
- "Gireson karşılaması (Karşılama)"
- "Trabzon Şarkısı (Fadime)"
- "Geminin İçineyum"
- "Romiko" (Gireson Milli Şarkısı)
- "Tamzara Havası"
- "Trabzon Sıksara Horon Havası"
- "Giresun Üstünde Vapur Bağırıyor"
- "Anlamıyorsun Beni" or (TRT: "Anam vay olsun beni")
During Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's visit to Trabzon, Picoğlu played kemençe in front of the president.[3]
He influenced a lot of kemençe players who are now among the best. Mehmet Sırrı Öztürk is an important kemençe player who is influenced by Picoğlu.
Death
He was on board of a ship which sailed to Istanbul when he died. His cause of death is not exactly known but it is thought to be tuberculosis or cirrhosis.
Photos
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Picoğlu Osman
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Turkish kemenche
Notes
References
- ISBN 9944-5433-0-6 [page needed]
- ISBN 9944-5433-0-6 [page needed]
- ISBN 9944-5433-0-6 [page needed]