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Okan Murat Öztürk (b. 1967) is a Turkish bağlama player, specialising in traditional Anatolian music. Öztürk was born in Ankara. He learnt traditional music and methods of baglama playing by listening to master musicians such as Muharrem Ertaş, Ramazan Güngör, Neşet Ertaş, Feyzullah Çınar, Mehmet Erenler, Musa Eroğlu, Talip Özkan, and Arif Sağ. He had the chance to work with teachers like Coskun Güla and Metin Aktan. He worked as a baglama player with the Ministry of Culture, Ankara State Folk Music Chorus and Turkish Radio & Television (TRT) Folk Music Chorus. Since 1984 he has worked as a baglama...
Serdar Öztop is a rock guitarist from Turkey. His sytle of music can be summarised as instrumental Turkish rock. He uses both of modern rock sound and Turkish motives. Playing the fretless electric guitar also contributes to his diverse sytle. Previously working with many of the reputable members of the Turkish rock scene, Serdar Öztop relased his first solo album, Sükut, in summer 2002. This was the first instrumental rock release in Turkey. Following this album, in september 2005 he released his second work "Mutluluğun Gözyaşları". In this album he worked with many of the famous names of Turkish music...
Serdar Somuncu was born on 3 June 1968 in Istanbul and is a Turkish-German performer and director. He studied music, acting and theatrical direction in Maastricht. He was first noted with his long lasting tour called 'Nachlass eines Massenmörders' in which he play-read his own interpretation of selected passages from the book 'Mein Kampf' (German for 'My battle') by Adolf Hitler. In 2000 Sumuncu started another series of readings presenting excerpts from a famous speech from 18 February 1943 by the Reich's minister of propaganda Joseph Goebbels. Among others, he performed in front of former prisoners of concentration camps Buchenwald...