SAYGUN; AHMED ADNAN

Saygun’s Fresh and Distinctive Quartets

Jed Distler

Having surveyed Ahmed Adnan Saygun’s symphonies, CPO turns to the […]

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Saygun: Powerful Symphony No. 4 and Violin Concerto

David Hurwitz

This release completes CPO’s excellent cycle of Saygun symphonies in

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Major Discoveries: Masterful Symphonies by Ahmed Adnan Saygun

David Hurwitz

Saygun’s Third Symphony is a masterpiece, reflecting both the composer’s

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Major Discoveries: Saygun’s Spirited First Two Symphonies

David Hurwitz

Turkish composer Ahmed Adnan Saygun (1907-91) speaks in a very

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Saygun’s Hot Piano Concertos

David Hurwitz

If you can imagine the combination of Bartók’s alternately nocturnal

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Major Discoveries: Saygun’s Superb Concertos for Viola and Cello

David Hurwitz

This disc strikes me as an ideal introduction to the

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Saygun Symphony and Concerto

David Hurwitz

Ahmed Adnan Saygun (1907-91) wasn’t only Turkey’s preeminent composer of “classical” music; he was a major figure in 20th century music, period. Unfortunately, his works

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“Bach-maninov” from Alexandre Tharaud

Jed Distler May 25, 2025

Harding’s Tosca – Big and Brash

Robert Levine May 25, 2025

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CD From Hell: Sokolov’s Bogus Profundity In Mozart and Rachmaninov

David Hurwitz May 25, 2025

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He’d received many honors before, but it wasn’t until last week that John Rutter, best known for his choral compositions and arrangements, especially works related