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Just adding a link here to the Gizeh Temple Band of the Shriners in British Columbia, which is an imitation janissary band compleat with Turkish and Arabic instruments; there are a few of these in Vancouver, Victoria, Osoyoos-Oliver and in neighbouring Edmonton, Alberta, where it's styled an "Oriental Band". I've heard real Mehter after years of hearing the Shriners do their thing, and my musical ear tells me that they've done their research and actually use Mehter material; not sure about that but I'll find out what I can and maybe come back. Mock-Islamic culture, maybe, but like the Janissary music of Beethoven and Mozart it may deserve mention in the article here. By the look of the history given on their website, it appears that the concept was originated in BC, although I know these guys have performed at Shriners' conventions throughout North America. Skookum1 07:31, 27 November 2006 (UTC)
I am working on cleaning up problematic ISBNs. This reference was in this article: *Mehter Marşları CD, Özmüziksan sanayi ISBN {{Please check ISBN|8695428006677}} If this is a CD, it will not have an ISBN. Without more information, I am not certain which CD this reference is referring to. I will select one from WorldCat, and cite it with an OCLC number. Kind Regards, Keesiewonder 22:40, 30 December 2006 (UTC)
The official name of the Mehter band, is Mehterhane-i Hakani, The Hakans (ruler/royal) house of Mehter, I think it should be included. -- 86.138.237.222 16:20, 4 November 2007 (UTC)
I thing we should put some examples of Mehteran. There are lots of examples in Internet. In Turkish wikipedia, I've found this: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/tr/3/3d/Mehter.ogg —Preceding unsigned comment added by 78.161.23.158 ( talk) 22:27, 16 January 2011 (UTC)
His Samson and Delila sounds a lot like one of the Mehter melodies that I heard at the military museum in Istanbul. Vinzklorthos ( talk) 01:31, 18 April 2012 (UTC)
It is suggested that Mehteran be merged into this one, as articles seem to cover the same subject. Moonraker12 ( talk) 11:15, 14 April 2013 (UTC)
The contents of the Mehteran page were merged into Ottoman military band on 17 September 2016. For the contribution history and old versions of the redirected page, please see its history; for the discussion at that location, see its talk page. |
See also: Talk:Mehteran. -- 141.196.204.248
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Though zahoora band played a variety of frontier marches, Ceddin deden is one of the best known.
Lyrics
Ceddin, deden, neslin, baban;
Ceddin, deden, neslin, baban;
Hep kahraman Türk milleti.
Orduların, pek çok zaman, vermiştiler dünyaya şan.
Orduların, pek çok zaman, vermiştiler dünyaya şan.
Türk milleti!, Türk milleti!;
Türk milleti!, Türk milleti!;
Aşk ile sev milliyeti,
Kahret vatan düşmanını, çeksin o mel'un zilleti.
Kahret vatan düşmanını, çeksin o mel'un zilleti.
which can be translated in English as:
[Look at] your ancestors, your grandfather, your descendants, your father
[Look at] your ancestors, your grandfather, your descendants, your father
The Turkish nation has always been valiant.
Your armies, many times, have been renowned throughout the world.
Your armies, many times, have been renowned throughout the world.
Turkish nation, [O] Turkish nation!
Turkish nation, [O] Turkish nation!
Love [your] nationality passionately,
Overwhelm the enemies of your motherland, those cursed ones shall taste abasement.
Overwhelm the enemies of your motherland, those cursed ones shall taste abasement.
which can be translated in Chinese as: