Cenan Akın
Cenan Akın (Şebinkarahisar, 1932 - Istanbul, 3 November 2006) was a Turkish composer, conductor and music educator. He directed the first L.P. disc of modern Turkish choral music in the mid-1960s.[1]
Works
- Op. 1 İlk Şarkılar First Songs (voice and piano)
- Op. 2 Çocuk Bahçesi Children's Playground (voice and piano)
- Op. 3 Altı Şarkı Six Songs (piano)
- Op. 4 Küçüklerin Dünyası Minors World (piano)
- Op. 5 Halk Türküleri Folk Songs (for choir)
- Op. 6 Rubailer (bass and piano)
- Op. 7 Sokaktayım In the street (bass and piano)
- Op. 8 On Çocuk Şarkısı On Children's Song
- Op. 9 Sinan'm Sarkılan (songs)
- Op. 10 Yunus' tan Deyişler Sayings of Yunus (solo-chorus and orchestra)
- Op. 11 Kirtim Kirt (for male chorus)
- Op. 12 Uzun Hava ve Horon Long-Air and Online (piano)
- Op. 13 Orkestra İçin Üç Türkü (Bölümler: Dumanlı Boğaz; Ağıt; Yiğitleme) - Three Turks (3 Parts: Misty throat; Requiem; Yiğitleme)
- Op. 14 Marşlar Anthems (voice and piano)
- Op. 15 Dağlar-Karakoyun Karakoyun Mountains (piano)
- Op. 16 Duyuş Feeling (for piano)
- Destan (for orchestra)
- Can Yurdum (for mixed choir)
- On Bir Mani (for mixed choir)
- Yayîa'da (for flute solo)
References
- ↑ Bulletin of the Dolmetsch Foundation, Haslemere, England - 1968 Page 3 "Composers I did not mention in my article on Music in modern Turkey have lately come into prominence - men like Cenan Akin, who directed the first L.P. disc of modern Turkish choral music,"
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