Files submitted for display on the Tatar Mail Group's page

Documents about Tatarstan

The following is a set of documents submitted to me about Tatarstan. I take no responsibility for the content of the documents. If you have any questions about the documents, please contact the relative authors.

• An analysis about the future of investing in Tatarstan (in German), prepared by (Stephan Zurfluh) Stephan.Zurfluh@student.rz.fh-nuernberg.de. The document is a ZIP'ed MSWord file.

The TMG's Tatar Music Section

This page contains various documents related to and samples of Tatar music. This page is maintained by Iskender Agi, who also manages the Tatar e-Mail Group's Web Page.

The plan over the next few weeks and months is to improve this page tremendously. We plan to have a discography of Tatar music, and various music samples.

Many kind people are contributing to this page. If you like this page please let them know. If you would like to contribute as well, please let me know by e-mail at iskender@geocities.com.

It is probably best if you save these MIDI and WAV files directly to your disk.

• With Windows & Netscape, shift - (right) click the link.
• With Macintosh & Netscape, option - click the link.
• With Unix & Netscape, shift - (right) click the link.

Copyright © 1996 by Iskender Agi and the contributors listed below. All rights reserved.

Permission to copy or use this document without fee is granted provided that:

1. it is not altered in any way without permission from the authors
2. such copying or use is not for commercial advantage, and
3. no portion of this document is incorporated into any other document for commercial advantage, and
4. this copyright notice remains with the document.

1) MIDI samples of Tatar songs

These samples were contributed by Shevket Haki <Haki1jef@aol.com>. You will need some MIDI software as well as a soundcard to play these samples. Please refer to the usual places to find the players. We also plan to post the words here later, so check back.

1. The first song is Epipe .
2. The second song is 'Kil Irkem Min Kitem'.
3. The third song is 'Sin Kayda Ideng'.
4. The fourth song is 'Yalgyz Agach'.
5. The fifth song is a march version of 'E Tugan Tel'.

2) WAV samples of Tatar folk songs

• The following samples were contributed by Alfiya Kharisova <alfiya@aha.ru>. You will need a soundcard to play these samples. Please refer to the usual places to find the players.
  1. The first song is 'Sak-sok' .
  2. The second song is 'Zulhabir'.

• The following samples were contributed by Marat Sayfutdinov <rashida@elnet.msk.ru>. Member (leader?) of the Tatar folk-rock group Sak-Sok . These files are samples off their album. You will need a soundcard to play these samples. Please refer to the usual places to find the players.
  1. The first song is 'Heerlow' .
  2. The second song is 'Janashim'.
  3. The second song is 'Ozatu'.
  4. The second song is 'Roads'.