Gaye Su Akyol Performed in Concert in Germany with the WDR Funkhausorchester

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

Musician Gaye Su Akyol took the stage in Germany with the concert series titled "Anatolian Dragon" accompanied by the WDR Funkhausorchester.

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Artist Gaye Su Akyol came together with music lovers in Germany through the "Anatolian Dragon" concerts held with the accompaniment of the WDR Funkhausorchester, signing a historic project.

Details of the Germany Concerts

Gaye Su Akyol took the stage in a special concert series held in Germany under the title "Anatolian Dragon," accompanied by the WDR Funkhausorchester. The concerts took place on the evening of Friday, October 2, at the WDR Funkhaus in Cologne and on the evening of Saturday, October 3, at the Konzerthaus Dortmund stage.

Symphonic Arrangements and Orchestra

The artist's music was performed live with magnificent symphonic arrangements prepared by Australian composer and arranger Gordon Hamilton. The concerts, accompanied by the giant orchestra under the direction of conductor David Brophy, were broadcast live via ARD and COSMO Turkish.

Special Opening with a Mozart Piece

The concert program began with a special opening paying tribute to the cultural bridge between East and West. W. A. Mozart's Rondo alla Turca gained a brand-new dimension with Gordon Hamilton's arrangement and the dynamic interpretation of the orchestra.

Rich Repertoire with Her Own Songs

Except for the Mozart piece at the opening of the program, the entire repertoire consisted entirely of works belonging to Gaye Su Akyol. Iconic tracks selected from the artist's different albums came to life anew with the instrument layers of the symphonic orchestra.

The Artist's Statements After the Concert

Gaye Su Akyol emphasized that working with the WDR Funkhausorchester and Gordon Hamilton was a special milestone in her artistic journey. She stated that hearing her songs resonate with one of Europe's established symphony orchestras was an indescribable feeling.