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Op.2 |
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Yasak,
2002
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Performances: |
28.03.2003 - Gazi University Concert Hall
(Turkey)
Abstre Festival Orchestra
con. Umut Asil
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10.07.2003 - International BIM Music
Festival/Contest
(Poland)
Abstre Festival Orchestra
con. Umut Asil
05.05.2004 - KKM Concert Hall
(Turkey)
METU Symphonic Orchestra
con. Umut Asil
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Op.11 |
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Uykusuzluk,
2005
«a neo-impressionist orchestral piece, which has a
minimalistic language. Very austere loud chords, the
thrusting main theme with an unusal ryhthm, the melodies
that have been set up on breath-like patterns, and the
combination of these structures communicate the restless
thoughts during a sleepless night. Unexpected chords,
dynamics and tempo changes not only give the effect of an
uncontrolled journey in mind, but also make us feel the
inquietude and the rush while falling asleep.»
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Op.18 |
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Narkolepsi,
2009
«a neo-impressionist orchestral piece, which has a
minimalistic language and an unusual form. The flat and
irritating chord of the winds represent real life, which is
interrupted by various dreams throughout the day. Sometimes
we try to escape from these dreams and sometimes they escape
from us. Sometimes we picture ourselves as heros and
sometimes as victims. And we can not control our dreams
unless we can control our sleep.»
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Op.3 |
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Pazartesi
Sonatini,
2003
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Op.8 |
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Yolculuk,
2004, 2 Movements
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Op.9 |
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Daktilo,
2005
«minimalistic piano sequences which has motions acting like
a typewriter.”
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Performances: |
29.3.2006 - Rupertinum Concert Hall of Museum der
Moderne
(Austria)
Piano: Diego Alonso |
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Op.12
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Yalnız,
2005
«a loneliness motive which is traveling between different
harmonies which are symbolizing different societies. »
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Op.13 |
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Kırmızıya Mavi,
2005
«different motives heaped up randomly and the order of them
depend on the player. a contemporary music which has
humanistic categorization philosophy in every single note. »
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Op.15
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Music with Missing,
2006
«a piano piece which is is full of traditional turkish
rhythms but the harmonization and the creation of the music
is based on classical harmony. the missing thing is just a
chord which is not used and symbolizing ‘imperfection’ »
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Performances: |
2.2.2006 - Orff Institute Concert Hall
(Austria)
Piano: Diego Alonso
29.3.2006 - Rupertinum Concert Hall of Museum der
Moderne
(Austria)
Piano: Diego Alonso
22.7.2007 - University of Perugia / Aula Magna
(Italy)
Piano: Stefano Ragni |
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Op.1 |
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Düzen,
2002
String Quartet
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Op.4 |
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Klarinet için Şarkı,
2003
Clarinet with Piano
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Performances: |
30.05.2003 - Mansur Özen Concert Hall
(Turkey)
Clarinet: Zeynep Inandik
Piano: Doga Ebrisim |
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Op.5 |
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Gün Valsi,
2003
Flute with Piano
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Op.6 |
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Keman
için Şarkı,
2003
Violin with piano
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Op.7 |
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Beklenti,
2004
Cello with Piano
Contrabass with Piano
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Op.10 |
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Sanrı,
2005
Flute with Piano
«a flowing theme by flute with a minimalistic accompaniment
by piano. »
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Op.14
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Logos in
3,
2005
Piano with Cello
«a minimalistic piano piece with an accompaniment of cello.
all motives and form are composed on a basic harmonic roots
of the number “ three” which is symbolizing “perfection” »
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Performances: |
2.2.2006 - Orff Institute Concert Hall
(Austria)
Piano: Diego Alonso
Cello: Justus Loges
29.3.2006 - Rupertinum Concert Hall of Museum der
Moderne
(Austria)
Piano: Diego Alonso
Cello: Justus Loges
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Op.16
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Sei Du
Mein Trost,
2006
Flute, Mezzo Soprano, Cello, Piano and Speaking
«a postmodern theater scene without acting is created with
the text "Sei
du mein
trost" which is written by Johann Timotheus Hermes.
and some emotional-intrumental effects are combined with
the minimal patterns. the most important thing is the
expression of the words and the effects inside the minimal
sentences. by the way, the minimal sentences are based on
Mozart's lied: "Sei
du mein
trost".»
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Performances: |
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8.6.2006 - Wiener Saal
(Austria)
Flute: Nicole Pressler
Mezzo S: Elisabeth Wurzer
Cello: Dieter Nel
Piano: Isabel von Jakubowski
Speaking: Gertraud Steinkogler
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Op.17 |
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Albanian
Pavement,
2006,
2 movements
Flute, Clarinet and Cello
«the first example of minimalistic serialism. the music has
composed in a form which is founded by n.d. ebrisim. A
motive transposes itself continuously in quinte-circle.
Three instruments are playing this sequence in different
tempos and different starting notes. It creates an
effective, continuous music with just one motive. »
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Performances: |
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14.10.2006 - Kleines Studio / New House of
Mozarteum
(Austria)
17.11.2006 - Solitaer /New House of
Mozarteum
(Austria)
Flute: Nicole Pressler
Clarinet: Theodor Burkali
Cello: Dieter Nel
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