Ney

The music genre characterized by the ney, an ancient, end-blown flute with a soulful, haunting sound, is deeply rooted in Middle Eastern and specifically Turkish classical and Sufi traditions. This genre embodies the mystical and emotive essence of spiritual contemplation, often associated with the works of poets like Rumi. Artists such as Ahmet Şahin and Süleyman Erguner typify the introspective and evocative nature of ney music, with their breath control and nuanced phrasing translating to a resonant and meditative listening experience. Influencers like Erkan Oğur blend the ney's timbre with other instruments, creating a fusion that bridges traditional sounds with contemporary sensibilities. The genre invites listeners into a serene soundscape, where the ney's voice echoes the human journey of seeking and connection.

Uşşak Faslı

Mustafa Dogan Dikmen

Album - 16 Tracks - Released March 13, 1999