Fazil Say: Black Earth

  

Fazil Say *14 January 1970

Saturday Night Music – Fazil Say: An Experiment

Beethoven's Sonatas Becoming Symphonies 

Fazil Say *14 January 1970

Ludwig van Beethoven (17 December 1770 – 26 March 1826)

Fazil Say

... on Tuesday, 14 January (his birthday), will give a concert in Barcelona's Palau de la Música .

And here to give you a little glimpse:

 

Fazil Say * 14 January 1970 

Johann Sebastian Bach (31 March 1685 – 28 July 1750)

Happy New Year

Der türkische Marsch. ;-) Enjoy!

Fazil Say * 14 January 1970

Piano Sonata No. 11 

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (27 January 1756 – 5 December 1791)

Saturday Night Music – Fazil Say

Fazil Say *14 January 1970

Saturday Night Music – Fazil Say

Fazil Say *14 January 1970

Saturday Night Music

Fazil Say * 14 January 1970

Happy Birthday, Maestro

Fazil Say *14 January 1970

Fazil Say – Black Earth

Fazil Say * 14 January 1970

Saturday Night Music

Fazil Say * 14 January 1970

Instead of words

Say Paganini

Seems to be a classic night, hm?

Voilà, here's Fazil Say, again. Enjoy.

The Rite of Spring

Here's - not only :) - to the spring.

Fazil Say playing four hands on an electronic Boesendorfer 290SE piano.

Inanılmaz! Nâzım Hikmet is a Turk

Considered a traitor in life and denationalised, his poems which got translated into more than 50 languages forbidden for decades, only about 46 years after he died (June 3rd, 1963), from January 6th, 2009 on Nâzım Hikmet is allowed to call himself a Turkish citizen, again.

If Mr. Hikmet ("I love my Country") has already applied for a passport has not yet been disclosed.

Anyway, here's an excerpt from the oratory Fazil Say composed and dedicated to the poet who'd not mind to be called a traitor if ...

Mozart's homage to Erdoğan

As an homage to Taqiyya .... err ... Tayyip Erdoğan, the greatest hero Turkey would ever get, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ("I write as a sow pisses") about 226 years ago composed the Turkish March.

Voilà, Omnium proudly presents a jazzy version with the fantastic Fazil Say.