Turkish Music Concerts
"Composers Raised by the Republic - I"

Concert

October 27, 2019 / 15:30

Pera Museum's Turkish Music Concerts series continues with a program called "Composers Raised by the Republic". Programmed by consultant Prof. Dr. Alâeddin Yavaşca and coordinated by Sinan Sipahi, the Turkish Music Concerts highlight great composers and their works, underlining the different periods of Turkish music from the historical, cultural, traditional, sociological, anthropological, philosophical, and literary aspects.

Guest Solist 
Elif Güreşçi

Guest Young Solist 
Ahmet Yağmur Kucur

Guest Child Solist 
Zehra Sultan Çakıroğlu

Musicians   
Osman Nuri Özpekel - Lute    
Aziz Şükrü Özoğuz- Violin
Taner Sayacıoğlu - Kanun (Zihter)    
Lütfiye Özer - Kemençe   
Volkan Yılmaz - Ney   
Volkan Ertem - Cello

Admission 40 TL. Sales at the Museum will begin on the day of the concert. Friends of Pera Museum have a 50% discount. Places are limited.

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