Muammer Yilmaz Iran, Pakistan, India, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, the United States, Morocco, and Spain. According to Muammer, traveling without money is "the best way to meet people". The two friends had to depend on the help of people they met to eat, sleep, and travel. According to Muammer and Milan, this approach removes fear of the unknown and demonstrates that people can count on others, regardless of their nationality, religion, or social status. The story of this journey, "Around the World in 80 Days Without a Cent" (Le tour du monde en 80 jours, sans argent) was published in 2015 by editions
Les Vingt-quatre Violons du Roi or they performed together with the orchestra of the opera. Members of the "Vingt-quatre Violons" had to have an impeccable reputation and had to be Roman Catholic. Their privileges included tax exemption and the right to carry a rapier. Among the members of the ensemble were Jean-Baptiste Lully, Jean-Féry Rebel, his son François Rebel and Jacques Aubert. In 1656, under Louis XIV, the "Vingt-quatre Violons" were supplemented by an orchestra consisting of 16, later 21 strings. The new ensemble was called "La petite bande", the "Vingt-quatre Violons" were dubbed "La grande bande". In 1761, the orchestra was disbanded, mainly for