Kamran Ince: Concerto for Orchestra, Turkish Instruments and Voices (2002, rev. 2009)

Bilkent Symphony Orchestra & Youth Chorus conducted by/ Coro Juvenil y Orquesta Sinfónica de la Universidad Bilkent dirigidos por Kamran Ince. Kemenche: Neva Ozgen, Ney: Celaettin Bicer, Zurnas: Ali Bektas & Cevdet Akeniz.
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Kamran Ince is probably one of the most important composers in Turkey of the 21st Century. His musical style is neoromantic and his interests lie on history, both past and current. However, his concertante works draw elements from a more Turkish folk vein; such as the present work. Employing Turkish instruments as soloists, it evokes folk music bands and makes them contrast with the modern orchestra in a sparkling work.
Kamran Ince es probablemente uno de los compositores más importantes en Turquía del siglo 21. Su estilo musical es neorromántico y sus intereses recaen en la historia tanto del pasado como la presente. Sin embargo, sus obras concertantes tratan una vena turca más folclórica; tal es el caso de la presente obra. Empleando instrumentos turcos como solistas, evoca la música de las bandas tradicionales turcas y las hace contrastar con la orquesta moderna en esta obra centellante.
Imagen/image: The Turkish Musicians / Músicos Turcos. Georges Paul Joseph Darasse, n.d.

[@AncientOfDays]

Great, or better yet EPIC! :)

[@keremozdogan6616]

:D

[@emreozman743]

I think, İnce is one of pioneers of the new Turkish culture which is pressed traumatically between the east and west.

[@harryandruschak2843]

"And now for something completely different....."

[@fallenfaust]

Şahane 🌿

[@yagiz885]

Bana Ives'ın Evren Senfonisini hatırlattı. İnce muazzam bir besteci!

[@alexandrecosta2708]

Interesting , to take note for future works but this piece does not deserve special praise. Fasil Say is by far wider, a genial composer and improvisor as much as the young Turkish musician playing New Age kind of music.

[@vladimirpisetsky5510]

This is not something to be measured. You know, you just can't define art in millimeters or something like that.

[@orhantorunn]

I doubt if even Say would agree with this. Also, you use 'new age' in context incorrectly.