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Angelis (Angeli, Tanburi Angeli) was a composer and tanbur player who worked as a musician at the Ottoman Palace during the reign of Sultan Mehmed IV (1648–1687). His name appears in imperial records documenting the payroll of instrumental and vocal […]
Dimitrie Kantemir was a Moldavian prince, son of Moldavian ruler Constantin Kantemir, and a polymath—scholar, historian, and philosopher. As part of his education in Moldavia, he received a classical Greek education under the Cretan monk Ieremias Kakavelas. During his years […]
Zaharya was a musician with both ecclesiastical and secular compositions, referenced in both Greek and Ottoman-Turkish sources. Although he composed church music, he is primarily remembered as a composer of secular music. Ottoman sources recognize him as the most significant non-Muslim composer of […]
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