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Kasımpaşalı Cemaleddin Efendi
Composer · Born: 1871 · Died: 1937
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Students: Hâfız Kemal, Sadettin Kaynak, Kemal Batanay
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He was born in 1871 in Kasımpaşa, Istanbul, the son of Abdülkadir Efendi, imam of the Küçük Piyâle Mosque. He joined the Kādirî and Rifâî paths; he served as chief zâkir at the Halim Efendi Rifâî Lodge in Yeşiltulumba and for many years at the Hüsâmeddin Uşşâkī Lodge in Kasımpaşa, and also took on the role of sheikh in some lodges. He learned music from masters such as Mehmed Cemâleddin Efendi and Zekâi Dede. Only two ilâhi among his compositions have survived; Hâfız Kemal, Sadettin Kaynak and Kemal Batanay were among those who benefited from him.
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