Kevin Germain
Sufi Musician
About
Kevin Germain showcases music of the Mediterranean repertoire on the oud, baglama saz and yayli (bowed) tanbur immersing audiences in timeless Ottoman Sufi mystic - devotional music or hashish inspired Greek Rebetiko from the late 19th to early 20th Century. In addition to being a full time devotee to the art of improvisation called taksim, Kevin regularly performs and sings spiritual Turkish songs called illahis in both private and public settings throughout New England. Performs both solo and with ensembles, such as the Happy Valley Guitar Orchestra, Cambridge Muziki Cemeyti, Euphony Groove and Burhan
Music
Ottoman Classical Instrumentals
Ferafeza Pesrev ~ Ismail Hakki Bey (1883-1923)
Hüseyni Saz Semasi ~ Kemani Tatyos (1853-1913)
Acem Kurdi Pesrev ~ Ismail Hakki
Nihavend Saz Semasi ~ Mesud Cemil (1902-1963)
Hüseyni Oyun Havasi ~ Sadettin Kaynak (1895-1961)
Hicaz Mandira ~ trad.
Nikriz Sirto ~ Tanburi Cemil Bey (1873 -1916)
Rast Sirto ~ Tanburi Cemil Bey
Illahis (Spiritual Songs of the Sufis)
• Cani Kurban Olsun ~ Let My Heart Be Sacrificed, Sufi Illahi Yunus Emre
• Derde Düşmüşüm Aşkın Elinden ~ Huzzam Sufi illahi, Words Huseyni şafii, Music Osman Kirkliçi
• Canü Dilden Fani ~ My fate you've ended. This life in my heart, Sufi Illahi
• Allah Emrin Tutalim ~ Ussak Sufi Illahi
• Sordum Sarı Çiçeğe ~ Yunus Emre poem, Ruhi Su Version.
• Seni Seven Her Ruh ~ Huzzam Illahi
• Allah Yolu Yektir Yek ~ Hicaz Illahi
• Seni Ben Severim ~ Yunus Emre, Gerdanyi Illahi
• Hakkin Hababbi ~ Yunus Emre, Ussak Illahi
• Ya Rabbena ~ Zekai Dede Illahi
• Kurbanlar Tiglandi ~ Ussak Illahi
• Zeybekler ~ Ussak Sharki Sevki Bey
• Vardim Kirklar ~ Davut Sulari
• Kutbul Alem Gerçek Kisi ~ Davut Sulari
• Görek Dost ~ Hicaz Illah
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