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Aydin Esen Improvisation 6 Dec 3,1987

United StatesPublished August 8, 2016

Views 125K  |  Likes 3.26K  |  Comments 259
Views#7,180,505Global
Views#1,503,484United States

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Rick BeatoRick Beato
5.87M subs•2.36K videos•May 2006

This video has 125K views and 3.26K likes, ranking #7,180,505 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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125,393

Likes

3,262

Comments

259

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Total (all-time): $88 – $251

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

This is Aydin Esen 29 years ago at the WCB on Dec. 3, 1987 in Ithaca New York. This is before the internet, cell phones, Youtube, iPhones etc. We all knew we were seeing history which is why we recorded it. Aydin is a Turkish born pianist and composer but his style defies all else. He is the greatest improviser I have …

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August 8, 2016
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