Oruç Güvenç ve Tümata

Oruç Güvenç is a Turkish musician specializing in traditional Turkish and Sufi music, often incorporating instruments like the kopuz (a Turkish lute) and ney (a reed flute). His releases frequently focus on specific maqams (musical modes) or forms, such as the Sufi ilahis (hymns) used in the Sema ceremony, a whirling meditative practice. He has also explored the musical traditions of the Kazakh Turks. Güvenç's work often has a meditative and spiritual quality, reflected in albums like "Turkish Sufi Music" and "Rast Makamı - Turkish Music Therapy." "Tümata" likely refers to the ensemble of musicians he collaborates with, though specific information on the group's members is not readily available.

His "Kopuz Taksimleri" and "Ney Taksimleri" series showcase improvisational explorations of these instruments, highlighting his mastery of traditional techniques. Albums like "Gönülden Dile II" suggest a broader repertoire, potentially including vocal pieces and collaborations with other artists. While details on his personal life and musical training remain scarce, his discography paints a picture of a dedicated musician deeply immersed in the rich heritage of Turkish music.

Genres

Sufi

Latest Release

Sema İlahileri - Sufi Ilahis For The Sema

Oruç Güvenç ve Tümata

Album - 13 Tracks - Released December 1, 2006