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Ahmed Adnan Saygun

Turkish composer, musicologist and writer on music, born 7 September 1907 in Izmir; Turkey and died 6 January 1991 in Istanbul, Turkey.

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• Crossroads
• Without Borders
• Dark Fire
• Turkish Music For Solo Violin
• Yunus Emre
• Turkish Music for Cello and Piano
• Yunus Emre
• String Quartet / String Quartet / String Quartet No. 1
• Piano Concerto No. 1 - 12 Preludes / Piano Sonata / Le Chemin De Fer / Islamey
• Cello Concerto Op. 74; Viola Concerto Op. 59
• A European Encounter
• Zum 100. Geburtstag (1907-1991)
• Piano Concertos 1 & 2
• Complete String Quartets
• Symphony No. 4 / Violin Concerto / Suite
• Symphonies 3 & 5
• Yunus Emre
• Symphonies 1 & 2
• Birinci Senfoni Op. 29 (First Symphony / Sinfonie Nr. 1) / Concerto Da Camera Op. 62
• Piano Concerto No. 1, Op.34 / Cello Concerto, Op.74
• Ahmed Adnan Saygun - Hande Dalkılıç
• Piano Concertos No. 1 & 2
• Chamber Music From Turkey Volume One
• Yunus Emre
• Symphony No. 3 / Festive Overture
• Viola Concerto / Overture “In The South”
• Yunus Emre
• Chopin · Debussy · Saygun
• A. A. Saygun: 1. Piyano Konçertosu, Op. 34 (Piano Concerto No .1, Op. 34 )/ U. C. Erkin: Senfonik Bölüm ( Symphonic Movement)
• Dört Türk Orkestra Eseri = Four Orchestral Works From Turkey
• Contemporary Turkish Music. Concert Of Turkish Composers
• Yunus Emre: An Oratorio For Soli, Chorus And Orchestra
• Béla Bartók/Ahmed Adnan Saygun
• Contemporary Turkish Music
• To Anatolia: Selections From The Turkish Five
• Orient Express
• Farao Classics 20th Anniversary
• The Essence of Piano Duo
• Premier Kayıtlar
• Türk Piyano Ezgileri = Turkish Piano Pieces
• A Playlist Without Borders
• Rosepage
• Sevdana
• Contemporary Voice Of Turkish Music
• World Keys
• Bellevue 2002 (40 Jahre Deutsche Stiftung Musikleben)
• Türk Marşları
• Spielt Türkische Miniaturen
• Türk Beşleri = The Turkish Five
• Variations on KÂTIBIM

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