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Nightingala – Reading, panel, film, concert stroll at HKW
After two years of pandemic-related cancellations, the Nightingala is finally happening on May 5th at HKW! The “Nightingales in Berlin” project, initiated by musician, philosopher, writer David Rothenberg in 2014 with me tagging along, yielded several albums (including our duo … Continue reading
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Tagged aesthetics, bülbül, Berlin, Berlin Bülbül, biology, bird, clarinet, electronic music, improvisation, nature, nightingale, Nightingales in Berlin, panel, performance, poetry, science, singing, song, voice
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Concerts in November
Korhan is going to play concerts in November that feature a diverse spectrum of genres. In the first concert of the month, Korhan is going to play in an improvising orchestra conducted by pianist/drummer/composer Tyshawn Sorey in the JazzFest Berlin … Continue reading
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Tagged avant-garde, avantgarde, cello, clarinet, drums, electronics, experimental music, flute, improvisation, jazzfest berlin, music, orchestra, percussion, piano, prepared piano, reeds, rock, saxophone, singing, solo, song, trumpet, vocal, voice, VollMund
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Serene: Laia Genc and Korhan Erel
Korhan Erel launches a new, exciting project “Serene” of songs, piano and live sound processing with renowned Cologne-based composer, pianist and singer Laia Genc. Serene will have its debut concert at Salon de Jazz in Cologne on September 24. Megapolis … Continue reading
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Tagged Almanya, Berlin, bilgisayar, cologne, computer, concert, controller, Deutschland, doğaçlama, electronic music, electronics, flügel, Germany, gesang, improvisation, Istanbul, köln, klavier, koeln, Laia Genc, lied, lieder, live processing, piano, piyano, salon de jazz, ses, singing, song, sound processing, stimme, türkiye, Turkey, voice, vokal, şarkı
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Song Books: Reimagining John Cage at 100
New York violist Tanya Kalmanovitch directs an all-star cast of American and Turkish performers in radical and wide-ranging interpretations of the composer’s notebooks at the Borusan Music House, December 29 2012. The end of 2012 marks the close of the … Continue reading
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Tagged actor, Anthony Coleman, avantgarde, Ayşenur Kolivar, Borusan, Borusan Müzik Evi, Borusan Music House, computer, Gökçe Akçelik, guitar, john cage, Serra Yılmaz, singing, Song Books, Songbooks, Tanya Kalmanovitch, theatrical, Tolga Tüzün, viola, vocal, voice, Şevket Akıncı
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