Mark Eliyahu
Born on July 13, 1982 in Dagestan ASSR, Russian SFSR, USSR, Mark Eliyahu is an
Israeli folk musician who specializes in playin the kamancha (an Iranian bowed
string instrument) and the baghlama (a Turkish stringed instrument). Born in
Dagestan, his family relocated to Israel in 1989. At the age of 16, inspired by
a performance by kamancheh player Habil Aliyev, he move Baku, Azerbaijan to
study the kamancheh under Adalat Vazirov. He began his professional career in
the late 1990s, appearing in The Spirit of the East (1999), concert recording
directed by his father Peretz Eliyahu. ...
DerinlerdeMark Eliyahu and Cem Adrian
Kül (Kul)Cem Adrian and Mark Eliyahu
Uzaklara Savrulalım (Uzaklara Savrulalim)Mark Eliyahu and Perdenin Ardındakiler (Perdenin Ardindakiler)
Mal agirAmir and Mark Eliyahu
Nefes YerineMark Eliyahu and Fuat Guner
KÜL (KUL)
Cem Adrian and Mark EliyahuDerinlerdeMark Eliyahu and Cem Adrian
Derinlerde
3:21
Kül (Kul)Cem Adrian and Mark Eliyahu
Kül
4:54
Uzaklara Savrulalım (Uzaklara Savrulalim)Mark Eliyahu and Perdenin Ardındakiler (Perdenin Ardindakiler)
Sanrılar
3:33
Mal agirAmir and Mark Eliyahu
C Amir
3:33
Nefes YerineMark Eliyahu and Fuat Guner
3:41
KÜL (KUL)
Cem Adrian and Mark Eliyahu3:45
