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U N F O R G E T T A B L ET U R K I S H B A R DAŞIK VEYSELAşık Veysel was born in 1894. He caught smallpox at the age of seven, often adeadly disease. He survived the illness, but lost eyesight of the left eye. After anaccident, he lost sight of the right eye as well, which left him virtually blind. Thisis when, with his father's encouragement, he took possession of a saz andstarted playing it. He was instructed by a friend of his father, who taught himworks of the great "aşık"s such as Pir Sultan Abdal, Karacaoğlan, Dertli, andRühsati.The events around and following the first world war and hisHe also started to write poems on universalthemes, and touring the country, where his fameultimately resides. Veysel rejected anopportunity of eyesight when advances inmedical science made an operation possible latein his life. He died in 1973; He was 78 years old.Most of his works were performed by so manyTurkish artist.Here is a link.Click on or copy the link tolisten one of his famous workhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AuTDKjfdycblindness, have had a deep impact on Aşık Veysel's art,and generally may be summed up under the rubrics of lossand death. He was left virtually alone in the village withwomen (all men went to the war). After the war, he gotmarried to Esma, and they had a son and a daughter fromthis marriage.His daughter did not live long either. Allthese losses packed into a short period of time are feltintensely in some of his best work such as "Benim SadikYarim Kara Topraktir", "Uzun Ince Bir Yoldayim", and"Dostlar Beni Hatirlasin".P A G E 1
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