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About
What to expect
The project Colours of Istanbul and The Balkans gives traditional melodies a contemporary treatment, mixing jazz improvisation, classical Turkish music and Balkan influences.
- Dilek Türkan performs classical Turkish song
- Dilek Türkan is a renowned, loved Turkish singer
- Her warm voice and expressive interpretations
- Derya Türkan plays Istanbul kemençe
- Derya Türkan is a world-renowned kemençe master
- Derya Türkan brings ancient traditions to life
- Derya Türkan bridges cultures and generations
- Serkan Mesut Halili plays qanun
- Alper Kekeç plays percussion
- Artvark Saxophone Quartet plays saxophones
- Rolf Delfos plays alto sax
- Bart Wirtz plays alto sax
- Mete Erker plays tenor sax
- Peter Broekhuizen plays baritone sax
- Kemençe, qanun, percussion and saxophones create warm sounds
- Soundscape full of emotion, contrast and imagination
- For fans of Ibrahim Maalouf, Dhafer Youssef, Mercan Dede
Dates
Listen before you go
Dilek Türkan feat. Artvark Saxophone Quartet - Aman Bre Deryalar
Dilek Turkan
Music by the act, found on YouTube and Deezer.
Questions
When does Artvark Saxophone Quartet ft. Dilek & Derya Türkan start and end?
Artvark Saxophone Quartet ft. Dilek & Derya Türkan runs Sunday, 22 November 2026, 20:00 until 22:00.
Where is Artvark Saxophone Quartet ft. Dilek & Derya Türkan?
Artvark Saxophone Quartet ft. Dilek & Derya Türkan takes place at De Centrale, Ham 70, Gent.
How much are tickets for Artvark Saxophone Quartet ft. Dilek & Derya Türkan?
Tickets for Artvark Saxophone Quartet ft. Dilek & Derya Türkan cost from €17 on the official ticket shop.
What music will I hear?
The project mixes traditional melodies from the Balkans and Istanbul with jazz improvisation and classical Turkish music.
Kemençe, qanun, percussion and saxophones
Balkan influences and Turkish classical music
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Getting there
De Centrale, Ham 70, 9000 Gent, Oost-Vlaanderen, BE
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