Kudsi Erguner, born February 4, 1952, in Diyarbakır, Turkey, is a Turkish ney player, composer, and author specializing in traditional Mevlevi Sufi music. Erguner studied ney under his father, Ulvi Erguner, and participated in Mevlevi Sema ceremonies before joining Istanbul Radio in 1969. In the 1970s, Erguner relocated to Paris, France, founding the Mevlana Institute in the early 1980s to teach classical Ottoman Sufi repertoire. His studio albums include L'Orient de l'Occident in 1995, Music from the Arabian Nights in 1999, Gazing Point in 2003, and No Matter in 2008. Erguner has collaborated with artists including Peter Gabriel, Jean-Michel Jarre, William Orbit, Maurice Béjart, and Peter Brook, and was appointed a UNESCO Artist for Peace in 2016.
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Psaumes de Yunus Emré
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Remembrance of a Forgotten Path
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Fragments des Cérémonies Soufies - L'invitation à l'Extase
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Dronescape 6.1 (Oneirology 2)
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La Mélancolie Royale - Méditation Soufie
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Musica delle corti da Herat a Istanbul (Music of the Courts from Herat to Istanbul)
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Cinaralti, In the Shadow of the Plane Tree
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Sufiyan
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Sufiyan
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Turquie. musique soufie. turkey. sufi music.
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