About Us

We have been playing davul and zurna across Germany for over 11 years. At weddings, henna nights, circumcision celebrations, engagements, military send-offs and grand openings, we are there for exactly the moments families remember most.

How we work

Every celebration has its own order, and the music follows it. When you book we ask three things first: the type of event, the venue and the family's home region. The region matters — the same team plays Black Sea horon and Urfa halay, but not on the same night, and the wrong tune is noticed immediately at a wedding. If we can see the hall beforehand we do: door width, ceiling height and sound insulation bear directly on tempo and volume.

What playing in Germany involves

Most halls enforce a noise limit after a certain hour. Playing outdoors, on the pavement or in a convoy needs a short-term council permit in many cities. We know this and build the running order around it, and we tell you in advance which document is needed and where to get it. A convoy's route and duration are agreed before the day as well.

Team and instruments

The standard line-up is one davul and one zurna; it is expanded for large halls and festival stages. The zurna naturally carries a long way outdoors, so it can be heard at city festivals with little technical equipment and no extra amplification. In small indoor spaces the full line-up does not fit — for a söz ceremony at home we scale the arrangement down.

Where we travel

We are based in Mannheim and travel throughout Germany. We also play at events in the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland and France. Distance affects the price, so telling us your city at the start makes things easier.

Price and booking

The price depends on duration, location and type of event, which is why no single figure appears on this site. Send us your date and city on WhatsApp and we will give you a firm price. Weekends fill up early in the wedding season, so reserve your date as far ahead as you can.