sure it has borders....to you think greek music is the same as japanese ?

@@johannsobieski That's to do with physical distance, not borders.

Bombogor Anatolia was the heartland of the roum or Roman Empire. The word roum or Roman refers to Christian Greeks who Christians around the time Constantine. This music’s goes all back to the of Alexander. That’s why Indians are playing this music with the Greeks. Turks you have connection with this music. Get it out of your minds

Also the Turks stood his word from the Greeks

Stole the word from the greeks

Turkey is squatting on older greek culture. Istanbul was Constantinople. look it up. Even istanbul is taken from Greek 'mes stin polis ' to the city. Izmir is taken from word Smyrna. You are welcome. When turk invaded they couldn't beat our culture, music , food, coffee they became invaded by our culture which was tied to asia minor land for centuries. It makes me giggle when people say its turkish no its definitely Greek . Brush up on your history a little. Turks are really mongols.

Ottoman music has Byzantine Greek influences. :)

The Ottomans stole it like everything else! It is Indo Greek, Turkey did not exist when this music was conceived, all of Asia minor was Greek speaking and this goes back even before Byzantium! Look at all the Greek names in what is now called Turkey! You need to learn some History!

Pete Loannou. Maybe it is a good idea to relate to the particular song, instead of these generalizing statements. The name of the song is: Trakya karsilamasi and is Ottoman/Turkish. The sheets notes are here: www.turkuler.com/nota/ezgi_trakya_karsilamasi_3.html

Klaus M < My grandmother sang it before Ahmet Yamasi was born.

@@KlausM klaus go home....klar wenn man www.turkwurk.com zitiert kann nur mist raus kommen. nomaden haben nix ! verstoscht....joghurt, bastourma, tsatir (yourte) und zoophilie....

@nik ol right said !!!! this stupid nomads were brainwashed by kamel mustafa....

Like Istambul mean 'To the city', greek word, greek city? Stupid...