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Klasik Keyifler 2023 - The Rule-Breakers

Concert Highlights - September 9th, 2023 Nesin Mathematics Village Program: 00:00 KK logo 00:06 Ludwig van Beethoven String Quartet Op. 59, No. 3 Allegro Molto 00:36 Garth Knox, Passacaille for String Quartet and Viola d’Amore* 2016 (Knox, Amiri, Özerbek, Parkins, Marques, Bağcı,) 01:28 Bela Bartok Rhapsody No. 1 for violin and piano (Vukovich and Eryilmaz) 02:14 Amir Amiri, Cortege* 2012 (Amiri, Vukovich, Türkmenoğlu, Marques, Şahin) 03:18 Claude Debussy Sacrée et Danse Profane (Akyol, Erdem, Özerbek, Marques, Yaşar) 04:25 Meliha Doğuduyal, Taksim in Suzinak for solo kanun* 2020 (Esra Berkman) 05:38 Garth Knox, Micrototal blues 2018 (Knox and Marques) 07:49 Erberk Eryilmaz, Sınırsız 2021 (Eryilmaz, Kutbay, Türkmenoğlu, Erdem, Krentzman, Bağcı) 10:48 Encore- Raikos Greek folk song Turkish premieres Violin: Ellen Jewett, Özge Özerbek, Ceren Türkmenoğlu, Olgu Kızılay, Sara Parkins Özge Erdem, Emmanuel Vukovich Viola: Ali Başeğmezler, Laura Krentzman, Catarina Marques Cello: Gökhan Bağcı, Gözde Yaşar, Hakan Şahin Piano: Erberk Eryilmaz Harp: Çağatay Akyol Kanun: Esra Berkman Santur: Amir Amiri Ney, Kaval, Zurna: Buğra Kutbay Sound Recording: Kıvılcım Konca, Barış Yalaz Production 3Han Art Production With the friendly support of Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation, Chamber Music Exchange (a US 501c3), the Engle Family Foundation, O’da Tekfen, the Parcival Project, the Selçuk Municipality, Nesin Mathematics Village and Stoa. http://www.cme-music.org/ Inspired by working in close proximity to the Nesin Village, a summer school for mathematics, this concert series titled ‘The Rule-Makers; The Rule-Breakers’ plays with the Turkish nickname for Suleiman the Magnificent ‘Kanuni’ meaning Rule-Maker (or Law-Giver). With general usages in Greek as well as Arabic, meaning measurement, standard or proportion, it is no surprise that the same name kanun is used for a string instrument. Programs featured talks and concerts presented by a group of instrumentalists- kanun, santur, harp, that are often considered the rule-makers of a musical ensemble, because they provide the foundational harmonic structure. The KK festival also celebrated theses musicians and composers who creatively break the rules of their individual traditions by blending styles and pushing the boundaries of their instruments. Kanun player Esra Berkman is professor at Anadolu University and is very active in contemporary music performances. She gave the Turkish premiere of Meliha Doğuduyal’s work for solo kanun. Iranian/ Canadian santur player Amir Amiri is also a composer, a cultural inventor and surrounds himself with collaborators from the worlds of jazz, classical and world music. Çağatay Akyol is the principal harpist of the Ankara Presidential Symphony Orchestra and founder of the popular group Arpanatolia. KK was joined by Garth Knox, a composer, violist and viola d’amore player at the forefront of the new music scene in many fields. As a member of the Arditti Quartet, he gave first performances by and worked with many leading composers including Ligeti, Xenakis, Stockhausen, Boulez, Kurtág, Sciarrino, and Henze. Turkish/American composer, pianist and percussionist Erberk Eryılmaz from the faculty of Ankara Music and Fine Arts University, led the ‘Composers Cauldron’ workshops this summer. As one of Türkiye's top composers, he is recognized for bringing the energy of the folk music of his homeland to the concert stage. Esteemed Canadian violinist Emmanuel Vukovich joined the festival as part of his Parcival Project.