Aydin Esen
Aydın Esen (born 1962) is a Turkish jazz musician who plays keyboards and electronics.
Esen began music lessons at the age of 5 in Turkey. He moved to the United States when he was awarded a scholarship to Berklee College of Music in Boston,also he graduated from Berklee College of Music in two semesters and subsequently also studied at the New England Conservatory of Music.[1]
He has played with a wide variety of other musicians including Dave Liebman[2] and Wolfgang Muthspiel.[3]
Selected discography
- Aydin Esen (1989)
- So Many Lifetimes (1988)
- Pictures(1989) Japan
- Anadolu (1992)
- Radio Edits (1992)
- Enfas(1998)
- Timescape (1999)
- Living (2001)
- Flashpoint (2005)
- Dialogo (2005)
- Light Years (2006)
- Extinction (2006)
Appears on
- Trio (Eddie Gomez) (1985)
- Music of Our Time (1994)
- This Is Me (Emily Remler)
- Edges (Daniel Humair)
- Brazilian Landscape (Sergio Brandao)
- Honour Simplicity, Respect the Flow (Kai Eckhardt)
- My Heart (Tommy Campbell)
- Wolfgang Muthspiel (Wolfgang Muthspiel)
- Timezones (Wolfgang Muthspiel)
- X-Centrix ([Andrew Anello]) (1996)
As a Producer
- Black Spot (Audiofact) 1998
- Plumb (Jonathan Brooks and the Story) 1995
References
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