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There are some people and voices that suits some
places. It's supposed that enchanted people and
melodies always there, since those places have existed.
It is thought they had hiden in somewhere.It
is possible that they sing to poor child as glazed in
a charity stone, and maybe murmur to disappointed
people from inside of the tomb. Mehmet Oztekin
'well-known' father of the Grammophone is one of
the last hero of those enhanced places.
In the handcraft magazine number eight,'' manufacturing
of grammophone that was one of the income
source is moribund over against developing technology.In
spite of many difficulties the veteran craftsmen
try their best in order to transfer the culture to
coming generation ''mentioned about one of that
craftsman,now we are speaking the past, the present
and the future of grammophone with Mehmet
Oztekin.
Release yourselves to melodies which coming your
ears; when you enter to Bakırcılar Street from
Grand Bazaar Lutfullah Gate. Someone keeping
your hands for example Hafız Sami,
for example Kani Karaca for example
Zeki Muren will take away to Mehmet
Usta's workshop. When you enter
the door of workshop that is
small but has a big soul as well as
had hiden itself on a corner, only
clear to concerned, firstly sort
of stone record, Grammophone
pipes decorated with flowers and
photographs welcome you.If you
love old and artistic things, you are
in the right place. We visit the Father
of the Grammophones for you
with an idea you love old music but
you could not go to
Grand bazaar.
Childhood Sweetheart, Grammophone
Mehmet Usta had met with grammophone when he
was a child. He starts saying with'' We used to have
holiday one week then,are given to craftsman as an apprentice
certainly,when the school finished in summer''.
When the school finished, he used to work grammophone
workshop of his father. He remembers days of
childhood with saying'' we are kept away from bad habits
of the street as well as monting gold brecelet to our
hands without realising. He is telling that he became familiar
with grammophones without touching even one
time them as sweeping floors, making tea in his father's
workshop. And he is adding immediately ''I never did
not think this work would be income source of me''.
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