#nikolakis

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Şehnaz Longa - I Love İstanbul ✩ Rhythm Karaoke Original Traffic (Şehnaz...  ⭐ Video'yu beğenmeyi ve Abone olmayı unutmayın  👍 Zile basarak bildirimleri açabilirsiniz 🔔 ✩ KATIL'dan Ritim Karaoke Ekibine Destek Olun (Join this channel to enjoy privileges.) ✩ ╰┈➤ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqm-5vmc2L6oFZ1vo2Fz3JQ/join ✩ ORİJİNAL VERSİYONU Linkten Dinleyip Canlı Enstrüman Çalıp Söyleyerek Çalışabilirsiniz. ⭐ 🎧 ╰┈➤ https://youtu.be/qvyq4tz6-Fc ✩ (MAKE A LIVE INSTRUMENT ACCOMPANIMENT ON RHYTHM IN EVERY TONE) ✩ Aykut ilter Ritim Karaoke Ekibini Sosyal Medya Kanallarından Takip Edebilirsiniz. ✩ İNSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/rhythmkaraoke/ ✩ TİK TOK https://www.tiktok.com/@rhythmkaraoke ✩ DAILYMOTION https://www.dailymotion.com/RhythmKaraoke ⭐ Şehnaz Longa - I Love İstanbul ✩ Rhythm Karaoke Original Traffic (Şehnaz Sofyan) BESTE: EDHEM EFENDİ (SANTURİ BÜYÜK İBRAHİM 1855-1926) MAKAM: ŞEHNAZ USÜL: SOFYAN ŞEHNAZ شهناز Türk mûsikisinde bir birleşik makam. Müellif: İSMAİL HAKKI ÖZKAN Seydî ve Kantemiroğlu’nun âvâzeler, Abdülbâki Nâsır Dede’nin terkipler arasında zikrettiği şehnaz, dügâh perdesinde karar eden birleşik makamlar sınıfına dahil olup Türk mûsikisinin eski ve çok sevilmiş makamlarından biridir. İnici bir seyir karakterine sahip olan makam hüseynî perdesindeki hümâyun dizisine yerinde (dügâh perdesinde), inici olmak kaydıyla hümâyun, hicaz, uzzâl ve zirgüleli hicaz dizilerinin katılmasıyla meydana gelmiştir. Ancak zirgüleli hicaz dizisi şehnaz makamında daha az kullanılmıştır. İnici seyir karakterinde olması sebebiyle makamın seyrine tiz seslerden başlanacağından makamı teşkil eden dizilerden birincisi olan, hüseynîdeki hümâyun dizisinin güçlüsü muhayyer perdesi makamın birinci mertebe güçlüsüdür ve bu perde aynı zamanda tiz duraktır. Arpa Buğday Daneler ♪ Türkü ♪ (Orta Anadolu) ♪ [Anonim] ♪ Sofyan Beni Ateşlere Salan... ♪ Şarkı ♪ Zeki Arif Ataergin ♪ Necati Tokyay ♪ Curcuna Bir Nevcivâne Dil Müptelâdır ♪ Şarkı ♪ III. Selim ♪ Enderûnî Vâsıf ♪ Aksak Dalda Bir İshak Öter ♪ Şarkı ♪ Sadettin Kaynak ♪ ? ♪ Düyek Dem-i Visâli O Şûha ♪ Yürüksemâî ♪ Kara İsmail Ağa ♪ ? ♪ Yürüksemâî Denizin Dalgasını ♪ Şarkı ♪ Şemseddin Ziya Bey ♪ ? ♪ Aksak Dîdem Yüzüne Nâzır ♪ Ağırsemâî ♪ Nazîm Çelebi ♪ Nazîm Çelebi ♪ Senginsemâî Elmayı Top Top Yapalım ♪ Türkü ♪ (Hendek) ♪ [Anonim] ♪ Sofyan Etmedin Bir Lahza İhya ♪ Şarkı ♪ Dellalzâde İsmail Efendi ♪ ? ♪ Devrihindî Ey Dilber-i İşvebâz ♪ Şarkı ♪ Rahmi Bey ♪ Rahmi Bey ♪ Aydın Ey Verd-i Rânâ ♪ Şarkı ♪ Dede Efendi ♪ ? ♪ Aksaksemâî Feryâd ki Feryâdıma ♪ Şarkı ♪ Tanburî Cemil Bey ♪ Nigâr Hanım ♪ Senginsemâî Fırsat Bulsam Yâre Varsam ♪ Şarkı ♪ Tanburî Mustafa Çavuş ♪ Tanburî Mustafa Çavuş ♪ Aksak Gel Meclise Ey Gonce ♪ Şarkı ♪ Muallim İsmail Hakkı Bey ♪ ? ♪ Sofyan Gönül Durmaz Su Gibi Çağlar ♪ Şarkı ♪ Dede Efendi ♪ ? ♪ Aksak Merâmı Andelîbin Vasl-ı ♪ Şarkı ♪ Kemânî Rıza Efendi ♪ Sermed Efendi ♪ Ağırevfer Söyle Niçin Benden Kaçtın ♪ Şarkı ♪ Bîmen Şen ♪ ? ♪ Sofyan Şehnâz Longa ♪ Longa ♪ Santûrî Ethem Efendi ♪ - ♪ Sofyan Şehnâz Peşrev ♪ Peşrev ♪ Kemânî Ali Ağa ♪ - ♪ Zencîr Vardım ki Yurdundan Ayağ ♪ Dîvân ♪ Nevres Paşa ♪ Bayburtlu Zinhî ♪ Sofyan Şehnaz Saz Eserleri Şehnaz Longa (Santuri Ethem Efendi) Şehnaz Saz Semaîsi (Haydar Tatlıyay) Şehnaz Saz Semaisi (Kemençeci Nikolaki) Şehnaz Zeybek (Cengiz Onural) Şehnaz Şarkılar Beni âteşlere salan o kapkara siyâh gözler Bezm-i meyde sâkîya devr'eylesin mül gibi Bir dilberi sevdim ki güzeller güzelidir Bir nev-civana dil müptelâdır Dalda bir ishak öter Dem-i visâl o şûha itâbı neylersin Denizin dalgasını bekliyorum dinliyorum Dîdem yüzüne nâzır, nâzır yüzüne dîdem Dün gece gördüm o yâri daldım hayâle Etmedin bir lâhza ihyâ hâtır-ı virânımı Ey dilber-i işvebaz nedir bu sendeki naz Ey verd-i rânâ şûh-i melek-veş Feryâd ki feryâdıma imdâd edecek yok Fırsat bulsam yâre varsam Gönül durmaz su gibi çağlar Merâm-ı andelibin vaslı güldür Sana ey cânımın cânı efendim kırıldım, küstüm, incindim, gücendim Söyle niçin benden kaçtın Şehnaz peşrev ve Ah ne dehendir bu ne kaküldür bu sevdiğim Vardım ki yurdundan ayağ göçürmüş Zülfüne baktıkça ey şuhi cihan SOFYAN صوفيان Türk mûsikisi usullerinden. Müellif: İSMAİL HAKKI ÖZKAN Kelimenin Arapça “mutasavvıf, tasavvuf ehli” anlamındaki sûfînin çoğulu sûfiyândan geldiği söylenir. Usule bu isim muhtemelen, dinî Türk mûsikisinin gerek cami gerekse tekke mûsikisi formları içerisinde yer alan ilâhilerin bestelenmesinde çokça kullanılmış olmasından verilmiştir. Dört zamanlı ve üç vuruşlu bir küçük usulün adı olan sofyan iki adet iki zamanın veya diğer bir ifadeyle iki nîm-sofyanın birleşmesinden meydana gelmiştir. Bu sebeple de küçük usuller sınıfına dahil olmakla birlikte aynı zamanda birleşik bir usuldür. Bu usulün 4/2’lik, 4/4’lük ve 4/8’lik mertebeleri varsa da 4/4’lük mertebesi çok, 4/8’lik mertebesi az, 4/2’lik mertebesi ise çok az kullanılmıştır. 1. darbı kuvvetli, 2. darbı yarı kuvvetli, 3. darbı zayıf olan sofyan usulü peşrev, şarkı, türkü, bazı saz eserleri yanında büyük çoğunlukla ilâhi ve tevşîh gibi dinî formlarda tercih edilmiştir.

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A methodology to assess circular economy strategies for sustainable manufacturing using process eco-efficiency

Nikolakis, N., Catti, P., Chaloulos, A., Van De Kamp, W., Coy, M. P., & Alexopoulos, K. (2024). “A methodology to assess circular economy strategies for sustainable manufacturing using process eco-efficiency.” Journal of Cleaner Production, 445, 141289. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jclepro.2024.141289 Abstract A growing number of companies engage in sustainability, with early adopters already…

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Motor Boating, July 1914 Illustration by Z.P. Nikolaki

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The Distance Between Us and the Sky (2019)

dir. Vasilis Kekatos

[villaannaskiathos]

Still keeping your summer mood or plan your next one #gonetotherapy

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Sikinos - Aponera (Saying Goodbye to the beloved ones)

During the years a tradition has been formed in the island of Sikinos, Cyclades. By falling in the ferryboat wakes, you say goodbye to the ones who leave. Like you want to follow, but you want to stay the exact same time! 

Narration: Makis Segredos Camera: Yorgos Bisdikis / Georgia Panopoulou Idea: Michalis Nikolakis

[gentlyepigrams]

NIKOLAKI. Hello, This is Liberty Calling, Sept. 19, 1918 by Halloween HJB https://flic.kr/p/2m6eioy

[stylestream]

Katy Perry | Nikolaki Spring 2011 dress | Purr by Katy Perry Mexico Launch | 2011

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rip nikolaki i hope you’re enjoying your “short broads” beyond 🛩

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Panta tha nostalgw thn epoxh tou nhpeiou pou ta eftiaxnes me ton nikolaki kai den eixe prwhn. Mono tote evriskes atomo xwris prwn kai meta ton pantreuosoun

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<strong>1912 August - Cover - ADVENTURE - She is in Teheran by Z.P. Nikolaki <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/carlylehold/">by carlylehold</a></strong>

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Kleptouza and Velyuva Banya

Hotel-restaurant Zdravets, 2 stars, accommodating 200, tel. 26-82, large restaurant. There are two camp sites near the town — Kleptouza and Velyuva Banya.

Further along E-80, is Pazardjik (pop. 73,400), the centre of a rich and fertile region. Situated on both banks of River Maritsa. it was founded in 1485. The first inhabitants were Tartars who guarded the Big Market which was held here. Bulgarians settled here in the second half of the 16th century. There are mineral baths with water from the Rhodopes.

Sights:

Cathedral of the Virgin Mary is Pazardjik’s most important building. It was built in i 837 and is a magnificent example of National Revival architecture. It is made of pink stone and is known mostly for its walnut iconostasis by Debur wood carvers private tour istanbul. The oldest icon dates from 1814.

St Constantine and Elena Churcht Benkovski St. is the second largest church with icons painted by local artists.

Stanislav Dospevski Museum. 50, G.Dimitrov Blvd. is combined with the district art gallery. It was built in 1864 by Bratsigovo masters. Some of the walls are decorated with paintings by Stanislav Dospevski himself.

Kourshoum (Bullet) Mosque – BratyaMiladinovi St. built 1667, Pazardjik’s oldest building.

The Synagogue, Assen Zlatarov St. built 1850.1 he ceiling represents a carved sun, surrounded by round rosettes and interlacing geometrical figures.

Nikolaki Hristovich’s House, 8 Otets Paissi St. built 1850. Its architecture is similar to that of the baroque house in Plovdiv.

Kouzmov House, 5 Benkovski St., early 19th century, has very finely executed eaves. It is a two-storey building with bay windows.

Pozharov Home near the St Constantine and Elena Church in Benkovski St. also resembles the baroque house in Plovdiv.

Sakaliev House, 15 Trakiiska St. with carved ceilings.

Hadji Stoyanov house and the house of Konstantin Ve- lichkov, now a branch of the District History Museum, are also worth visiting.

Metodi Shatarov Monument-Ossuary is situated on an island in the River Maritsa in memory of Metodi Shatarov and other partisans who perished in 1941-1944.

Old Post Office with its Gothic tower.

The District History Museum, 5 Assen Zlatarov St., tel. 2-55-45.

The District Art Gallery ‘Stanislav Dospevski’, 1 lb 9 September St., tel. 2-5546.

The Drama Theatre, K. Veliehkov Blvd., tel. 2-75-35.

The Amateur Operetta Theatre — the Trade Union House of Culture.

Symphony Orchestra

Hotel Trakiya, 2 stars, 4-storey, in Red Square, accommodates 228, restaurant, coffee shop, night club, national restaurant and an exchange bureau. Tel. 2-60-06.

A small detour to the south of Pazardjik goes through several towns and villages active in the April 1876 uprising. After 20 km we reach the town of Peshtera (pop. 18 000), situated on both banks of Stara Reka river. It is well-known as a mountain resort but has rapidly developed recently as an industrial centre. In the town centre is an old poplar tree, whose circumference measures 10 m, 7 km east is the small village of Bratsigovo (pop. 6,000). Though small, its name is engraved in Bulgarian history. It was founded in the 16th century when Rhodope inhabitants, seeking refuge from forced convertion to Mohammedanism, settled in the small valley nestling in the folds of the mountain. The village developed quickly. Its inhabitants took an active part in the April 1876 Uprising, and from April 30 to May 5 they waged a fierce battle with the Bashibazouk and regular Turkish army.

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Kleptouza and Velyuva Banya

Hotel-restaurant Zdravets, 2 stars, accommodating 200, tel. 26-82, large restaurant. There are two camp sites near the town — Kleptouza and Velyuva Banya.

Further along E-80, is Pazardjik (pop. 73,400), the centre of a rich and fertile region. Situated on both banks of River Maritsa. it was founded in 1485. The first inhabitants were Tartars who guarded the Big Market which was held here. Bulgarians settled here in the second half of the 16th century. There are mineral baths with water from the Rhodopes.

Sights:

Cathedral of the Virgin Mary is Pazardjik’s most important building. It was built in i 837 and is a magnificent example of National Revival architecture. It is made of pink stone and is known mostly for its walnut iconostasis by Debur wood carvers private tour istanbul. The oldest icon dates from 1814.

St Constantine and Elena Churcht Benkovski St. is the second largest church with icons painted by local artists.

Stanislav Dospevski Museum. 50, G.Dimitrov Blvd. is combined with the district art gallery. It was built in 1864 by Bratsigovo masters. Some of the walls are decorated with paintings by Stanislav Dospevski himself.

Kourshoum (Bullet) Mosque – BratyaMiladinovi St. built 1667, Pazardjik’s oldest building.

The Synagogue, Assen Zlatarov St. built 1850.1 he ceiling represents a carved sun, surrounded by round rosettes and interlacing geometrical figures.

Nikolaki Hristovich’s House, 8 Otets Paissi St. built 1850. Its architecture is similar to that of the baroque house in Plovdiv.

Kouzmov House, 5 Benkovski St., early 19th century, has very finely executed eaves. It is a two-storey building with bay windows.

Pozharov Home near the St Constantine and Elena Church in Benkovski St. also resembles the baroque house in Plovdiv.

Sakaliev House, 15 Trakiiska St. with carved ceilings.

Hadji Stoyanov house and the house of Konstantin Ve- lichkov, now a branch of the District History Museum, are also worth visiting.

Metodi Shatarov Monument-Ossuary is situated on an island in the River Maritsa in memory of Metodi Shatarov and other partisans who perished in 1941-1944.

Old Post Office with its Gothic tower.

The District History Museum, 5 Assen Zlatarov St., tel. 2-55-45.

The District Art Gallery ‘Stanislav Dospevski’, 1 lb 9 September St., tel. 2-5546.

The Drama Theatre, K. Veliehkov Blvd., tel. 2-75-35.

The Amateur Operetta Theatre — the Trade Union House of Culture.

Symphony Orchestra

Hotel Trakiya, 2 stars, 4-storey, in Red Square, accommodates 228, restaurant, coffee shop, night club, national restaurant and an exchange bureau. Tel. 2-60-06.

A small detour to the south of Pazardjik goes through several towns and villages active in the April 1876 uprising. After 20 km we reach the town of Peshtera (pop. 18 000), situated on both banks of Stara Reka river. It is well-known as a mountain resort but has rapidly developed recently as an industrial centre. In the town centre is an old poplar tree, whose circumference measures 10 m, 7 km east is the small village of Bratsigovo (pop. 6,000). Though small, its name is engraved in Bulgarian history. It was founded in the 16th century when Rhodope inhabitants, seeking refuge from forced convertion to Mohammedanism, settled in the small valley nestling in the folds of the mountain. The village developed quickly. Its inhabitants took an active part in the April 1876 Uprising, and from April 30 to May 5 they waged a fierce battle with the Bashibazouk and regular Turkish army.

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Le goût à la grecque

[bulgarianqueens]

Kleptouza and Velyuva Banya

Hotel-restaurant Zdravets, 2 stars, accommodating 200, tel. 26-82, large restaurant. There are two camp sites near the town — Kleptouza and Velyuva Banya.

Further along E-80, is Pazardjik (pop. 73,400), the centre of a rich and fertile region. Situated on both banks of River Maritsa. it was founded in 1485. The first inhabitants were Tartars who guarded the Big Market which was held here. Bulgarians settled here in the second half of the 16th century. There are mineral baths with water from the Rhodopes.

Sights:

Cathedral of the Virgin Mary is Pazardjik’s most important building. It was built in i 837 and is a magnificent example of National Revival architecture. It is made of pink stone and is known mostly for its walnut iconostasis by Debur wood carvers private tour istanbul. The oldest icon dates from 1814.

St Constantine and Elena Churcht Benkovski St. is the second largest church with icons painted by local artists.

Stanislav Dospevski Museum. 50, G.Dimitrov Blvd. is combined with the district art gallery. It was built in 1864 by Bratsigovo masters. Some of the walls are decorated with paintings by Stanislav Dospevski himself.

Kourshoum (Bullet) Mosque – BratyaMiladinovi St. built 1667, Pazardjik’s oldest building.

The Synagogue, Assen Zlatarov St. built 1850.1 he ceiling represents a carved sun, surrounded by round rosettes and interlacing geometrical figures.

Nikolaki Hristovich’s House, 8 Otets Paissi St. built 1850. Its architecture is similar to that of the baroque house in Plovdiv.

Kouzmov House, 5 Benkovski St., early 19th century, has very finely executed eaves. It is a two-storey building with bay windows.

Pozharov Home near the St Constantine and Elena Church in Benkovski St. also resembles the baroque house in Plovdiv.

Sakaliev House, 15 Trakiiska St. with carved ceilings.

Hadji Stoyanov house and the house of Konstantin Ve- lichkov, now a branch of the District History Museum, are also worth visiting.

Metodi Shatarov Monument-Ossuary is situated on an island in the River Maritsa in memory of Metodi Shatarov and other partisans who perished in 1941-1944.

Old Post Office with its Gothic tower.

The District History Museum, 5 Assen Zlatarov St., tel. 2-55-45.

The District Art Gallery ‘Stanislav Dospevski’, 1 lb 9 September St., tel. 2-5546.

The Drama Theatre, K. Veliehkov Blvd., tel. 2-75-35.

The Amateur Operetta Theatre — the Trade Union House of Culture.

Symphony Orchestra

Hotel Trakiya, 2 stars, 4-storey, in Red Square, accommodates 228, restaurant, coffee shop, night club, national restaurant and an exchange bureau. Tel. 2-60-06.

A small detour to the south of Pazardjik goes through several towns and villages active in the April 1876 uprising. After 20 km we reach the town of Peshtera (pop. 18 000), situated on both banks of Stara Reka river. It is well-known as a mountain resort but has rapidly developed recently as an industrial centre. In the town centre is an old poplar tree, whose circumference measures 10 m, 7 km east is the small village of Bratsigovo (pop. 6,000). Though small, its name is engraved in Bulgarian history. It was founded in the 16th century when Rhodope inhabitants, seeking refuge from forced convertion to Mohammedanism, settled in the small valley nestling in the folds of the mountain. The village developed quickly. Its inhabitants took an active part in the April 1876 Uprising, and from April 30 to May 5 they waged a fierce battle with the Bashibazouk and regular Turkish army.