"BACH - ITRÎ - NOW" Concert

https://amsterdam.yee.org.tr/   / yeeamsterdam     / yeeamsterdam     / yunusemreinstituutamsterdam   Through the philosophy of the Yunus Emre ,the exhibition want to convey the message of peace,love and tolerance to the world and show how different cultural identities can live in harmony,sharing a rich heritage within a common space for centuries. "BACH - ITRÎ - NOW" 2020 Crossover concert within cross-cultural perspectives: a fusion where the Maqam-based music tradition and Baroque music meet. Yunus Emre Institute Amsterdam and MultiSonant Collective present an online Livestream concert, featuring a tour of baroque Europe and the Ottoman court of the 17th-and 18th- centuries around the theme of “BACH - ITRI - NOW” Program: The ensemble will perform works of composers of the Baroque era, among others, J.S. Bach, Vivaldi, Händel, Telemann, Purcell, Corelli, Couperin, Tartini, Rigatti and Rousseau, and pieces and arrangements of Ottoman classical music tradition, including Semaîs, Peşrevs, Sufi Hymns and love songs of Itri, Hafız Post, Marāghī, Gazi Giray, Şakir Ağa, Numan Ağa, Dimitrie Candemir and Ali Ufki (Albert Bobowski); also includes the compositions specially written for this occasion by Meliha Doğuduyal. Music: MULTISONANT Ensemble Meliha Doğuduyal, piano - compositions & arrangements - artistic direction Sinan Vural, baritone voice Aylin Sezer, soprano voice Emmy Storms, violin Tara Kumar, cello Cengiz Arslanpay, ney Orkun Ağır, tanbur MULTISONANT is an Amsterdam-based cross-cultural collaborative group consists of musicians including composers and sound artists-, performers and visual artists who specialize in specific styles, genres, and periods of the European, the Balkans, and the Middle Eastern cultures. The ensemble brings a unique perspective on music with an international flavor. They offer alternative implications of ‘cross-cultural music-making’ to create new sounds and multifaceted performances within the multiple contexts of contemporary art practices: ‘Stylistic Hybrids