Turlu Tursu
Line up
- Etienne Plumer (Drums & percussions)
- Fabian Beghin (accordion, bansuri, melodica)
- Nicola Dechêne (bass, guitar)
- country:Belgium
- style(s):Folk
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- type:Band
- instrumentation:instrumental
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Fabian Beghin (accordion, flute, vocals):
Fabian was introduced to music when he learned how to use keyboards. Later, he learned how to play the Irish flute and the accordion in Scotland. He was then introduced in Varanasi (India) to the bansuri (Indian bamboo flute) and to the art of the ragas (Indian classical musical system) into which has made his way deeper and deeper under the supervision of Partha Bose, sitar master.
This passion for Oriental music can be found in the way he plays accordion on the level of the played modes as well as on the level of the ornaments. Moreover he has gained quite a vast and deep knowledge as far as the numerous traditions of the accordion all over the world are concerned.
Discography apart from Turlu Tursu :
o Jawhar "When rainbows call my rainbows fly" (Top 5 records)
o Jugalbandi "Doab" (released in April 2005, Home Records)
Etienne Plumer : drums and percussion.
He was born in Seoul (South Korea) and was raised in Belgium. First of all he learned how to play the trumpet in the Bastogne Academy. Then he worked his way up self-taught drummer and percussionist. He attended to master classes with Antoine Cirri and Mimi Verderamme and was thought in the Conservatoire Royal de Musique de Liege, by such masters as Garett List (Free improvisation), Michel Massot (Chamber rock); he also interested in the Electronic Music.
He has written a piece of electro-acoustic music in the Centre de Recherche et de Formation Musicale de Wallonie(Liege) and practices the tablas (Indian percussion).
Besides, Etienne Plumer is the percussionist of the following bands:
o Reve d'elephant (with Laurent Blondiau, Pierre Bernard, Joseph Dumoulin, Michel Massot and Michel Debrulle)
o Animus Anima (Nicolas Ankoudinoff and Benoist Eil)
o Rage Dedans
Discography apart from Turlu Tursu :
- Reve d'elephant "Racines du ciel" (De Werf)
- Reve d'elephant Lobster caravan (De Werf)
Nicolas Dechene (bass)
He studied in the Conservatoire Royal de Liege and got the First Prize for Classical guitar, and the same for methodology of guitar. At the same time, he gets introduced to jazz and regularly visits classrooms of the Conservatoire de Musique de Liege where he learns the art of improvisation and chamber rock.
Since 1994, Nicolas has been a guitar teacher in a music academy and, as a guitarist and a bass player, has collaborated with very diverse music bands playing all kinds of music (jazz, contemporary music, French song, traditional music, etc.).
Discography apart from Turlu Tursu :
PierreVerloesem"Rude"(Carbon7)





