Fazil Say © Marco Borggreve

Fazil Say performing Say

Amsterdam Sinfonietta
  • Mon 8 Feb ’21
    19:00
    Grote Zaal
    canceled

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The Turkish pianist and composer Fazil Say returns to Amsterdam Sinfonietta with his own work and Sjostakovitsj first piano concerto.

In The Moving Mansion, Fazil Say tells an extraordinary story about Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of modern-day Turkey. A lover of nature, Atatürk had his house moved some meters in order to save a tree in 1930. Performed with Russian music by Shostakovich, Tchaikovsky, and Arensky. 

Amsterdam Sinfonietta © Marco Borgreve
Amsterdam Sinfonietta © Ronald Knapp

program

Tsjaikovsky Serenade for strings | Say ‘Wounded Bird’; Violin sonata No. 2 'Mount Ida' | Sjostakovitsj Piano Concerto No. 1

credits

AmsterdamSinfonietta | William Hagen violin and musical direction | Fazil Say piano  

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