SWEDEN   NEW   TANGO   ORQUESTA

                   

                 New Tango Orquesta, who have become well known in underground circles, for their unique music and their focused performances, have been critically acclaimed all over the world as the "hope" of new tango. Five young musicians playing bandoneon, violin, piano, double bass and electric guitar constitute a unique sound using freshly made compositions.

The music has got its origin in "Nuevo tango", the genre Astor Piazzolla created in the 20th century by mixing tango, Baroque music and jazz. From these roots the NTO makes innovative excursions as well as exploring and animating the genre. They refurbish the new tango, go deep in improvisations and tickle the senses with equilibristic Baroque melodies. They beat taut tango, dynamic diversity and independent-progressions into the music and make it into a game, a cry and heartbeating love. The music speaks in exaggerated metaphors and does not back off from what's absolutely real.

 

 

Per Storby – bandoneon, Thomas Gustavsson – acoustic piano, Peter Gran – guitar, Livet Nord – violin, Josef Kellerdahl – double bass

Recording - Mixing - Mastering

Hasan ARAPGIRLIOGLU

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SUNA KAN 

      

Suna Kan, born 1936 in Adana, Turkey is a Turkish violinist of classical music.

She started playing the violin at the age of five and gave her first public concerts when she was only nine years old, performing Mozart's A major and Viotti's A minor violin concertos. She continued her studies in Ankara under Walter Gerhard, Izzet Albayrak and Lico Amar. In 1949 she was sent to France on scholarship, under a special law passed by the Turkish Grand National Assembly. She studied with Gabriel Bouillon at the Paris Conservatory and graduated in 1952, winning the first prize. In 1971, she received the title "State Artist" from the Turkish government. She was also awarded "Chevalier dans l'ordre National du Merite" by the Government of France.

Suna Kan's extensive concert tours have so far covered most parts of the world, including England, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, Russia, China, Japan, South American countries, Canada and the United States. She has performed with many international orchestras such as the London Symphony, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Bamberg Symphony, Residentie Orchestra (the Netherlands), Moscow Symphony, French National Radio Symphony (ORTF) under great conductors like Istvan Kertesz, Arthur Fiedler, Walter Susskind, Hans Rosbaud, Zubin Mehta, Gotthold Lessing, Louis Fremaux and Michel Plasson. She also collaborated with celebrated artists like Yehudi Menuhin, Igor Bezrodny, Pierre Fournier, Andre Navarra, and Frederick Riddle in performing double concertos.

Kan is the founder of TRT Ankara Chamber Orchestra and its virtuoso violinist. Since 1986, in addition to her concerts, broadcasts and recording activities, she is professor of violin at the Music and Performing Arts Department of Bilkent University, in Ankara.

 

 

SUNA KAN  - Violin  /  CANA GÜRMEN - Piano

Recording - Mixing - Mastering

Hasan ARAPGIRLIOGLU

G.F.HAENDEL ......Sonata A Major Adagio  Allegro  Largo  Allegro 
W.A.MOZART......Sonata B b Major Allegro Moderato Andantino Sustenuto Rondo  
R. SCHUMANN.....Sonata A Minor Mit Leiden Schafilichem Ausdruch Allegretto Lebhaft  
MANUEL DE FAL...Spanish  Suite El Pano Moruna Nana Concion Polo
  Astiruna Jota    
A. AHMET SAYGUN Horon       

                                                                                                                                              

                                                                                                                   

 

KEREM  GÖRSEV    JAZZ    TRIO

     He was born in Istanbul in 1961. He studied piano with Rana Erksan at the Istanbul Municipal Conservatory in 1967, and continued his musical education at the Istanbul State Conservatory between 1972 and 1979. During these years, he took violin and viola lessons from Gönül Gökdoğan and Özer Sezgin. He started to play jazz with Elvan Aracı.

He has performed at the various clubs in Istanbul both with Turkish and foreign musicians. Some of the musicians he has played with are: Ed Howard, Rabin Kenyata, Doris Troy, Vinnie Night, Eric Revis, LaVerne Butler, Allan Harris, Clifford Jarvis, Harvey Thompson, Russell Gunn, Steve Kirby, Alvester Garnett. During multiple jam sessions, he has played with Ralph Moore, Pat Metheny, Kenny Garret, Tomy Campbell, Joshua Redman and Wynton Marsalis. Recently, he has performed in two concerts with Elvin Jones Jazz Machine in Eskisehir Festival.

In 1995, he released his first CD, Hands and Lips, followed by his second CD, I Love May, in 1996, both comprising his own compositions. Kerem Görsev released his third album, For Murat, in November 1996. He has finished his fourth album, Relaxing. Eric Revis and Bob Demeo accompanied him in this album. Relaxing was released in September 1997. His fourth album was a piano-vocal duet album, Laid-Back, with Allan Harris. This album, which was released in October 1999, consists of love songs from 50's - 60's era and from Broadway musicals.

Kerem Görsev released his sixth album "November in St.Petersburg" in April 2000. . This album was recorded with St.Petersburg Academic Philharmonic Orchestra in St. Petesburg on 8-9 November 1999.

The album consists of Kerem Görsev's compositions and Erol Erdinç directed the orchestra. His next album was “Warm Autumn” which was recorded in New York and released in 2001 autumn. On this album, he played with Eric Revis Russell Gunn, JD Allen, Jason Jackson, Eric Revis, Alvester Garnett, and Kahlil Kewane Bell.

In June 2002, his seventh album “Existence” was released. Reyent Bolukbasi is the featuring artist with his cello in this album. All consisting of Kerem Görsev's compositions, this album's concept was a meeting point between jazz and classical music.

Kerem Görsev has finished recording “Meeting Point” in New York in November 2003. Russell Gunn, Eric Revis, Alvester Garnett and Marcus Strickland accompanied him in this album. All the pieces on the album are Kerem Görsev's own compositions. This album was released in March, 2004.

Kerem Görsev had many performances in Turkey and abroad during 2004 and 2005. He has performed at various festivals, university concerts and organizations in many cities including Trabzon, Antalya, Malatya, Isparta, Bodrum, Çeşme and İzmir as well as international performances in Baku, Copenhagen, Muenster, Coesfeld, Stuttgart and Islamabad. Kerem Görsev Trio performed the opening concert of International Vilnius Jazz Festival , Lithuania on November 11, 2005.

His latest project “Orange Juice” , recorded in MIAM studios with Volkan Hürsever at the bass and Cengiz Baysal at the drums, was released in October, 2005

 

 

  Kerem GÖRSEV - Piano  /  Cengiz BAYSAL - Drums  /  Ozan MUSLUOĞLU - DoubleBass

Recording - Mixing - Mastering

Hasan ARAPGIRLIOGLU

 

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CONSERVATORY OF ANATOLIAN UNIVERSITY

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

 

 

Anadolu University has established the Anadolu Symphony Orchestra to promote the appreciation of classical music. The orchestra has enjoyed success performing in different cities and countries, and in the recent years has become one of the permanent groups participating in the Eskişehir International Festival.

 

Conducting : Burak TÜZÜN  /  Solois : Burak AYDIN -violin

Recording - Editing - Mastering

Hasan ARAPGIRLIOGLU

 

Niccolo PAGANINI....Op.6 Violin Concerto Allegro Maestoso  Adagio Espressivo  Rondo  Allegro Spirituoso 
Antonio DVORAK  IX.Symphony (From The New World) Adagio Largo Molto Vivace Alegro Non Fuacco
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CİHAT AŞKIN

 

Born in İstanbul, Cihat Aşkın studied with Ayhan Turan at the Turkish Music State Conservatory of İstanbul Technical University, graduating in 1989. He completed his studies in London, workingwith Rodney Friend at the Royal College of Music (where he took ali the majör solo and chamber music awards), and Yfrah Neaman at City University Music Department (1992-96 doctorate programme). He made his public debut in 1984 (playing the Paganini caprices), followed by concerto appearances throughout Turkey, Eastern Europe, Germany, Spain and Britain. He first took part in the Intemational İstanbul Music Festival in 1989. Amonghis many prizes may be mentioned the İstanbul Philharmonic Society ward. best Bartok interpreter at the 1987 Yehudi Menuhin Intemational Violin Competİtion in Folkrstone. and Outstanding Merit Prize at the 1990 City of London Cari Flesch international Competition. A noted champion and broadcaster of modern Turkish music, Cihat Aşkın has recorded extensively for Hungaroton, Kalan Müzik, Meridian, CPO and UPR CIassics, releases inciuding Mozarfs FifthViolin Concerto with the Hungarian Virtuosi under Hikmet Şimşek, the Bach Double with Suna Kan, the Akses Concerto with Rengim Gökmen and the NDR Hanover Philharmonic. Dr Aşkın is Professor ofViolin and Head ofStrings at the Turkish State Music Conservatory, inadditionto beingCo-Directorofthe Dr Erol Üçer Center for Advanced Musical Research, istanbul Technical Üniversite. He also teaches on the Keshet Eilon Violin Mastercourse in Israel.

Cihat AŞKIN- Violin  /  Gülden TEZTEL - Piano

Recording - Mix - Mastering

SERVER ACIM - Hasan ARAPGIRLIOGLU

 

 

 

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BILKENT UNIVERSITY GUITAR DUO

 

                                                  Kürşad Terci and Kağan Korad have represented Turkey in many international organizations both as the members of the Bilkent Guitar Ternary up until 2000 and now as the Terci-Korad Guitar Duo. In September 2003, the renowned music magazine, English Classical Guitar, published an article on Terci-Korad’s performance at the German International Koblenz Music Festival. Kürşad Terci and Kağan Korad are among the founders of The Association of Southeastern European Guitarists and The Classical Guitar Society in Turkey.

Kürşat TERCİ - Guitar   /   Kağan KORAD -Guitar

Recording - Mix - Mastering

Hasan ARAPGIRLIOGLU

 

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