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Aksaray by Tim Rayborn Tim Rayborn : Aksaray.
 Medieval and middle eastern music.

A collection of pieces in Turkish, Persian, and Sephardic folk styles, written and recorded by Tim at various points over the last seven years, either never released or being re-released now. Featuring Tim playing saz, 'ud, sehtar, tar, tamboor, santur, psaltery, and percussion.
Songs:

1. Dokuz
2. Sab
3. Atar
4. Dihaq
5. Taskin
6. Ihlara
7. Kashan
8. El Rey
9. Aflakiyan
10. Aksaray

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Release date: 9/11/2010
Tim Rayborn lives in California USA

Tagged as: World, Medieval, World Influenced, Arabic influenced

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