Timur Selçuk
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Timur Selçuk (born 2 July 1946, Istanbul) is a renowned Turkish pop music singer, pianist, conductor and composer. He is the son of well-known composer of Turkish neo-classical music, Münir Nurettin Selçuk. He started playing piano at the age of five and gave his first concert at seven. He was educated in Galatasaray Lisesi and Istanbul Municipality Conservatory.
Selçuk returned home after his study at the "Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris" and became a pioneer of the political composers in Turkey. With his chansons, he stormed repeatedly the hit lists. He is the founder and the conductor of the Istanbul Chamber Orchestra. He composed a great number of music to films and theater works, and also to the poems of Nazim Hikmet.
[edit] Selected discography
- Timur Selçuk /3, Balet Plak, 1987
- İspanyol Meyhanesi, Balet Plak, 1988
- Bir Uzay Masalı Pop Opera, Balet Plak, 1991
- 25. Yıl, Balet Plak, 1992
- Seçkiler, Ada Müzik, 2000
- Istanbul Oda Orkestrası, Balet Plak
- Babamın Şarkıları, Balet Plak, 2003
- Abdülhamit Düşerken, Balet Plak, 2004
- Bedreddin / Timur Selçuk Tiyatro Müzikleri, Balet Plak, 2005
[edit] Filmography
- Eine Saison in Hakkari, (Turkey/Germany), 1982/1983 directed by Erden Kıral
- Vatanyolu (Die Heimreise), (Germany), 1987/1988 by Enis Günay, Rasim Konyar
- Mavi Sürgün (Das blaue Exil), (Turkey/Germany/Greece), 1992/1993 by Erden Kıral
[edit] External links
- Timur Selçuk at the Internet Movie Database
- (Turkish) A biography
- (Turkish) Full discography