Ahmed Adnan Saygun Arts Center
İzmir to host European Jazz Festival
The 24th European Jazz Festival is set to kick off on March 1 with a concert by Italian pianist Manuel Magrini.
Considered to be one of the extraordinary talents of Italian jazz, Magrini will take the stage at the Ahmed Adnan Saygun Arts Center (AASSM).
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?zmir Festival turns 30 in May
The 30th International ?zmir Festival will be organized between May 17 and June 25 this year with 10 concerts, three of which will be open to the public, at venues including the Ahmed Adnan Saygun Arts Center, the ?zmir State Theater Konak Stage, the Library of Celsius, the Kültürpark Open Air Theater and the Ephesus Ancient Theater.
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Aziz Nesin's birthday to be celebrated in ?zmir, Istanbul
Writer, intellectual and humorist Aziz Nesin, who died in 1995, will be remembered on his 100th birthday with a series of events in ?zmir and a charity event in Istanbul The ?zmir Metropolitan Municipality has organized a festival for the 100th anniversary of late writer, intellectual and humorist Aziz Nesin's birth, while events will also take place in Istanbul to mark the occasion.
Much-debated Carmina Burana performed uncensored
The world-renowned "Carmina Burana" was staged on May 18 without any scene cuts or censorship, following a planned staging in ?zmir on May 2 which was postponed due to "technical reasons," after prominent Turkish pianist and composer Faz?l Say's wrote an article on the piece containing sections about "sex and wine."
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Carmina Burana taken off stage in Turkey after 'complaint' citing sex, wine
The world-renowned composition Carmina Burana, planned to be staged in Turkey's western province of ?zmir, was canceled due to "technical reasons," after prominent Turkish pianist and composer Faz?l Say said the piece contained sections about "sex and wine." Say's remarks came in response to the removal of his own piece in favor of Carmina Burana in the Antalya Symphony Orchestra's program, dai