The Opening Song
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“I just visited this podcast channel
At the podcast 18#Gaze, the opening song belongs to a genre which we call "Arabesque" in Turkey and in my (and I guess most of people who live here in Turkey) humble opinion; it does not fit the subject "Ottoman"
Such music did not existed back then. If you make a Turk listen that kind of music and ask what it made them think of; they will probably suggest something like low standart drinking places or an old film with a tragic scenerio..
So as a Turk, it kinda made me sad that this kind of music representing such rich and serene civilization..
To your concern
Thanks for reading this.”Read full review »
Yusuzumi_ via Apple Podcasts ·
Turkey ·
06/23/12
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“An excellent podcast, beautifully produced and full of compelling stories.”
fabgthewonderdog via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
04/28/22
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“Undoubtedly, Turkey is going to be a major power in the world. It is going to be a superpower in Eurasia. We all need to know more about it. Unfortunately, this podcast is not helpful for the usual podcast customer.
I downloaded the entire series to date. Like most of us, I did not know much...”Read full review »
Backwoods Southern Lawyer via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/14/12
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“Detailed and well sourced podcast yet entertaining and accessible”
Χριστοδουλου via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/17/17
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