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Erberk Eryılmaz; Besime Sultan'ın Trakya Havaları( Thracian Airs of Besime Sultan)

Orkestra Akademik Başkent Denizbank Konserleri Sevda Cenap And Müzik Vakfı'nın Katkıları ile Erberk Eryılmaz; Besime Sultan'ın Trakya Havaları( Thracian Airs of Besime Sultan) Yağızcan Keskin, clarinet Ana Albero, violin 1 Burcu Marlalı, violin 2 Ali Başeğmezler, viola Ediz Şekercioğlu, cello Gizem Sözeri, contrbass Erberk Eryılmaz, percussion Thracian Airs of Besime Sultan was written in 2015, and was inspired by traditional musics of the Thracian region. This six-movement, through-composed piece explores folkloric dances and styles from a large geographical area, including Bulgaria, Greece, Romania and Turkey. The work was commissioned by Apollo Chamber Players (featuring Tim Pitts and Matthew McClung) and Roma clarinetist Ismail Lumanovski, and it is dedicated to my late grandmother, Besime Civelek. My grandmother was the only member of my family who was from Thrace, and in our last phone conversation, she expressed how much she loves my music. During the summer of 2014, she and I listened to my entire catalog of works. As the sultan of the family, we affectionately called her 'Besime Sultan'. Thracian Airs of Besime Sultan exists in three versions: I. String quartet, II. Chamber ensemble (clarinet, percussion and string quintet), and III. Solo clarinet, percussion and orchestra. 18.12.2025 CSO Ada Ankara