A Platform for Ethnically and Culturally Inspired Music
About "SAKINA & ANADOLU QUARTET - Uzun Ince Bir Yoldayim"
Music & Lyrics: Asik Veysel Satiroglu
Classical Arrangement: Ahmet Tirgil
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Vocal: Sakina
Violin: Ahmet Tirgil, Utku Baris Andac
Viola: Ozan Nabi Akin
Violoncello: Rusen Arslanargun
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Recording: 08th February 2014, Porgy & Bess,Vienna / Austria
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With SAKINA & ANATOLIA QUARTET five brilliant musicians bond instilling a new musical experiment, making the sounds of Mesopotamia accessible for western ears.
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SAKINA & ANADOLU QUARTET take their audience on a journey into ancient and new Mesopotamia. The quintet revives with sensitivity and poignancy new worlds of sound from their region. In their creative process, traditional ballads and classical music meet, thus merging Occident and Orient and empowering space for free improvisation. Thereby they emote a musical bridge embracing traditional with modernity; virtuous, uncompromising, expanding new intuitions. With SAKINA & ANATOLIA QUARTET five brilliant musicians bond instilling a new musical experiment, making the sounds of Mesopotamia accessible for western ears.
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www.sakinateyna.com
www.anadoluquartet.com
Classical Arrangement: Ahmet Tirgil
***
Vocal: Sakina
Violin: Ahmet Tirgil, Utku Baris Andac
Viola: Ozan Nabi Akin
Violoncello: Rusen Arslanargun
***
Recording: 08th February 2014, Porgy & Bess,Vienna / Austria
***
With SAKINA & ANATOLIA QUARTET five brilliant musicians bond instilling a new musical experiment, making the sounds of Mesopotamia accessible for western ears.
Discription
SAKINA & ANADOLU QUARTET take their audience on a journey into ancient and new Mesopotamia. The quintet revives with sensitivity and poignancy new worlds of sound from their region. In their creative process, traditional ballads and classical music meet, thus merging Occident and Orient and empowering space for free improvisation. Thereby they emote a musical bridge embracing traditional with modernity; virtuous, uncompromising, expanding new intuitions. With SAKINA & ANATOLIA QUARTET five brilliant musicians bond instilling a new musical experiment, making the sounds of Mesopotamia accessible for western ears.
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www.sakinateyna.com
www.anadoluquartet.com
