"An Evening of Turkish Music"
Tulin Uyaniker, Turkey's most prominent Turkish traditional music singerBy Carly Baldwin
November 08, 2008, 10:16AM / 8 KASIM 2008
Tulin Uyaniker, a well-known Turkish singer, will join others in a concert of Turkish music tonight at Stevens.
The DeBaun Center's Library Series presents "An Evening of Turkish Music" tonight.
The concert is entitled "From Monophony to Polyphony" and is a combination lecture/recital exploring the evolution of Turkish music.
Directed by Stevens professor Aysegul Kus Durakoglu, it will start at 8 p.m. at the Samuel C. Williams Library on the Stevens campus.
Durakoglu will take the audience on a musical journey through Turkey's culture and history. Durakoglu who has been performing as a pianist nationally and internationally, has presented many lectures and concerts on Turkish music.The other performing artists will include Alexandria Sultan von Bruseldorff, Azerbaijani-born soprano and Turkish and Azeri music expert; Judith Davidoff, cellist and director of New York Consort of Viols; Aysegul Kus Durakoglu, Turkish pianist and lecturer; Tulin Uyaniker, Turkey's most prominent Turkish traditional music singer; and Carlos Alomar, guitarist and Stevens faculty member.
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