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Summer in the Garden Festival
The ´Summer in the Garden Festival´ is going to take place at the Sakıp Sabancı Museum´s Fıstıklı Terrace, between the dates August 12th and September 10th. August 6, 2021
The 'Summer in the Garden Festival' is going to take place at the Sakıp Sabancı Museum's Fıstıklı Terrace with the one-of-a-kind Bosphorus view, including many outstanding concerts, between the dates August 12th and September 10th.
For their first concert on August 12th, cellist Jill Barta and pianist Terezie Fialova will present a special program consisting of Dvorak and Janacek's most beautiful works. On August 13th, Barta and Fialova will play together with the strings ensemble Today's Quintet brought together by violinist Olgu Kızılay. Directed by Bilal Karaman, Ahmet Özden, Hacı Rüstem Çembeli, and Ergün Şenlendirici will perform with their 'Drums Zurna Jazz (Davul Zurna Jaz)' project where Turkish Roman music meets jazz, on August 26th.
'Summer in the Garden' is a festival that should not be missed by music lovers!
The tickets for the festival can be purchased at passo.com.tr or via the link below:
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