A younger master of the elektrobağlama (electric baglama) from Diyarbakir, now based in Rotterdam. Derince is known for his "Grani" style—a high-energy, distorted version of traditional wedding music that has gained international acclaim, even being featured on NPR’s Tiny Desk (Home) Concert . A Legacy Preserved
Released in early 2021, this work was created by as a "Cover/Tribute" to honor the memory of Mamoste (Teacher) Said Gabari . The title combines two significant folkloric themes: A younger master of the elektrobağlama (electric baglama)
Watch Tufan Derince bring a modern, electrified energy to this classic Kurdish folk tribute: The title combines two significant folkloric themes: Watch
In this performance, Derince uses his signature electric baglama style to "accompany" the recordings of Said Gabari, blending the raw, soulful vocals of the past with the vibrant, electrified energy of the present. blending the raw
Meaning "The Tembur of My Heart". It reflects the deep, spiritual connection the musician has with their instrument—the tembur is often seen as the "voice" of the Kurdish soul.