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Festival Kitapçığı ŞEHRIN CAZ HALI AKBANK JAZZ FESTIVAL AKBANK CAZ FESTIVALI ECHOING ACROSS TURKEY 29. KEZ ISTANBUL’DA FOR THE PAST 29 YEARS Notalarda kendini kaybederken What is jazz but losing yourself ruhunu bulmaktır caz. in the notes to discover your soul? “Şehrin caz hali” Akbank Caz Festivali, Akbank Jazz Festival, “the jazz state kendini cazın melodilerine bırakanlar için of the city", begins for the 29th time for all 29. kez başlıyor. who surrender themselves to its melodies. 3 FESTIVAL PROGRAMI FESTIVAL PROGRAM ZORLU PSM, TURKCELL PLATINUM SAHNESI ZORLU PSM, TURKCELL PLATINUM STAGE 21 Ekim Pazartesi October 21, Monday 20:30 The James Carter Organ Trio 22 Ekim Salı October 22, Tuesday 20:30 Jakob Bro Trio feat. Joey Baron & Thomas Morgan CEMAL REŞIT REY KONSER SALONU CEMAL REŞIT REY CONCERT HALL 18 Ekim Cuma October 18, Friday 20:30 Art Ensemble of Chicago 23 Ekim Çarşamba October 23, Wednesday 20:30 Charles Lloyd Sky Trio feat. Gerald Clayton & Marvin Sewell AKBANK SANAT 18 Ekim Cuma October 18, Friday 19:00 Yonathan Avishai Trio 19 Ekim Cumartesi October 19, Saturday 13.00 Atölye: Rengarenk Kupalar // Workshop: Colorful Mugs 19 Ekim Cumartesi October 19, Saturday 15.00 Atölye: Kendi Çantamı Tasarlıyorum // Workshop: Design Your Own Bag 19 Ekim Cumartesi October 19, Saturday 19:00 Mats Eilertsen Trio 20 Ekim Pazar October 20, Sunday 12.00 Lin Records Atölyeleri: Cem Tuncer ile Gitar Atölyesi // Lin Records Workshops: Guitar Workshop with Cem Tuncer 20 Ekim Pazar October 20, Sunday 14.00 Lin Records Atölyeleri: Serhan Erkol ile Saksafon Atölyesi // Lin Records Workshops: Saxophone Workshop with Serhan Erkol 20 Ekim Pazar October 20, Sunday 16.00 Lin Records Atölyeleri: Can Kozlu ile Davul Atölyesi // Lin Records Workshops: Drum Workshop with Can Kozlu 24 Ekim Perşembe October 24, Thursday 19:00 Kerem Türkaydın “Candid Music” 25 Ekim Cuma October 25, Friday 19.00 Pecovi´c & Kanacki Guitar Duo 27 Ekim Pazar October 27, Sunday 12.00 Lin Records Atölyeleri: Ercüment Orkut ile Piyano Atölyesi // Lin Records Workshops: Piano Workshop with Ercüment Orkut 27 Ekim Pazar October 27, Sunday 14.00 Lin Records Atölyeleri: Cenk Erdoğan ile Perdesiz Gitar Atölyesi // Lin Records Workshops: Fretless Guitar Workshop with Cenk Erdoğan 27 Ekim Pazar October 27, Sunday 16.00 Lin Records Atölyeleri: Kağan Yıldız ile Kontrbas Atölyesi // Lin Records Workshops: Double Bass Workshop with Kağan Yıldız BABYLON 17 Ekim Perşembe October 17, Thursday 21:30 Vaudou Game 18 Ekim Cuma October 18, Friday 21:30 Alfa Mist 19 Ekim Cumartesi October 19, Saturday 21:30 Mehmet Uluğ Gecesi // Mehmet Uluğ Night: İ.M.C. Trio 23 Ekim Çarşamba October 23, Wednesday 21:30 Sarah McCoy 24 Ekim Perşembe October 24, Thursday 21:30 Louis Sclavis Quartet 'Characters On A Wall' 25 Ekim Cuma October 25, Friday 21:30 Maisha 26 Ekim Cumartesi October 26, Saturday 21:30 KOKOROKO 4 FESTIVAL PROGRAMI FESTIVAL PROGRAM CADDEBOSTAN KÜLTÜR MERKEZI CADDEBOSTAN CULTURE CENTER 25 Ekim Cuma October 25, Friday 20:30 Kerem Görsev Trio 26 Ekim Cumartesi October 26, Saturday 20:30 Zuhal Olcay feat. Güvenç Dağüstün MODA SAHNESI MODA STAGE 24 Ekim Perşembe October 24, Thursday 21:00 Bugge Wesseltoft & Erkan Oğur & Friends NARDIS JAZZ CLUB 25 Ekim Cuma October 25, Friday 22:30 Bebop Project SUMMART SANAT MERKEZI SUMMART ART CENTER 17 Ekim Perşembe October 17, Thursday 20:00 NES THE BADAU AKASYA 19 Ekim Cumartesi October 19, Saturday 21:30 Cazzip Project BOVA 18 Ekim Cuma October 18, Friday 23:00 B’r Şeyler Eks’k TAMIRANE AKASYA 19 Ekim Cumartesi October 19, Saturday 14:00 Atölye: Çocuk Caz // Workshop: Kiddy Jazz 26 Ekim Cumartesi October 26, Saturday 21:00 Caz Odada: Açık Mikrofon // Jazz in the Room: Jazz Open Mic AVUSTURYA BAŞKONSOLOSLUĞU REZIDANSI RESIDENCE OF THE CONSULATE GENERAL OF AUSTRIA 20 Ekim Pazar October 20, Sunday 18:00 Caz Odada // Jazz in the Room: Standards & Selen Beytekin ZUHAL KONSEPT AKASYA ZUHAL CONCEPT AKASYA 19 Ekim Cumartesi October 19, Saturday 16:00 Caz Odada // Jazz in the Room: Barry Good SOHO HOUSE 19 Ekim Cumartesi October 19, Saturday 15:00 Söyleşi: Neden Caz? // Talk: Why Jazz? 27 Ekim Pazar October 27, Sunday 15:00 Söyleşi: Sinemada Caz // Talk: Jazz in Cinema 5 FESTIVAL PROGRAMI FESTIVAL PROGRAM SOFA HOTEL ISTANBUL, AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION 22 Ekim Salı October 22, Tuesday 15.00 Söyleşi: ECM Records & Avrupa Caz Tarihi // Talk: ECM Records & The History of European Jazz FERIYE 26 Ekim Cumartesi October 26, Saturday 15:00 Atölye // Workshop: İstanbul Lindy Hoppers, Çocuklar İçin Dans // Swing Kids 26 Ekim Cumartesi October 26, Saturday 16:00 Atölye // Workshop: İstanbul Lindy Hoppers, Lindy Hop 26 Ekim Cumartesi October 26, Saturday 17:00 Atölye // Workshop: İstanbul Lindy Hoppers, Solo Caz 27 Ekim Pazar October 27, Sunday 14:00 Atölye // Workshop: İstanbul Lindy Hoppers, Lindy Hop 27 Ekim Pazar October 27, Sunday 15:00 Atölye // Workshop: İstanbul Lindy Hoppers, Kids&Parents 27 Ekim Pazar October 27, Sunday 16:00 Atölye // Workshop: İstanbul Lindy Hoppers, Jazz Tap AKŞAMÜSTÜ CAZ JAZZ IN THE EVENING 19 Ekim Cumartesi October 19, Saturday 18:00-19:00 Akbank Sanat Kafe: Gizem Gündoğdu & Baturay Yarkın Duo 26 Ekim Cumartesi October 26, Saturday 18:00-19:00 Cafe diye Feriye: Gizem Gündoğdu & Baturay Yarkın Duo CAZLI BRUNCH JAZZY BRUNCH 20 Ekim Pazar October 20, Sunday 10:30 - 14:30 Bizim Tepe 27 Ekim Pazar October 27, Sunday 09:00 - 15:00 Lokanta Feriye CAZ MUTFAKTA JAZZ CUISINE 17 Ekim Perşembe October 17, Thursday 18:00 The Badau Yeldeğirmeni 6 FESTIVAL PROGRAMI FESTIVAL PROGRAM LISELERDE CAZ JAZZ IN HIGH SCHOOLS Özel Şişli Terakki Lisesi Private Şişli Terakki High School 10:30 Yavuz Akyazıcı Project 17 Ekim Perşembe October 17, Thursday Özel Enka Lisesi Private Enka High School 14:30 Yavuz Akyazıcı Project 17 Ekim Perşembe October 17, Thursday Saint Benoît Fransız Lisesi Saint Benoît High School 10:00 Yavuz Akyazıcı Project 18 Ekim Cuma October 18, Friday Galatasaray Lisesi Galatasaray High School 13:30 Yavuz Akyazıcı Project 18 Ekim Cuma October 18, Friday Kadıköy Anadolu Lisesi Kadıköy High School 11:00 Yavuz Akyazıcı Project 21 Ekim Pazartesi October 21, Monday İstanbul Amerikan Robert Lisesi Robert College 15:45 Yavuz Akyazıcı Project 21 Ekim Pazartesi October 21, Monday Özel Alman Lisesi Private German High School 10:00 Yavuz Akyazıcı Project 22 Ekim Salı October 22, Tuesday Avusturya Lisesi St. George’s Austrian High School 13:00 Yavuz Akyazıcı Project 22 Ekim Salı October 22, Tuesday Hisar Okulları Hisar School 10:00 Yavuz Akyazıcı Project 23 Ekim Çarşamba October 23, Wednesday İstanbul Erkek Lisesi İstanbul Erkek High School 14:00 Yavuz Akyazıcı Project 23 Ekim Çarşamba October 23, Wednesday KAMPÜSTE CAZ JAZZ ON CAMPUS Ankara Orta Doğu Teknik Üniversitesi Middle East Technical University 18:00 Ediz Hafızoğlu “Nazdrave” 4 Kasım Pazartesi November 4, Monday Kayseri Erciyes Üniversitesi Kayseri Erciyes University 18:00 Ediz Hafızoğlu “Nazdrave” 5 Kasım Salı November 5, Tuesday Nevşehir Hacı Bektaş Veli Üniversitesi Nevşehir Hacı Bektaş Veli University 18:00 Ediz Hafızoğlu “Nazdrave” 6 Kasım Çarşamba November 6, Wednesday Adana Çukurova Üniversitesi Adana Çukurova University 18:00 Ediz Hafızoğlu “Nazdrave” 7 Kasım Perşembe November 7, Thursday Gaziantep Üniversitesi Gaziantep University 18:00 Ediz Hafızoğlu “Nazdrave” 8 Kasım Cuma November 8, Friday 7 17 Ekim Perşembe October 17, Thursday 20 Ekim Pazar October 20, Sunday Özel Şişli Terakki Lisesi // Private Şişli Terakki High School 10:30 Bizim Tepe 10:30 - 14:30 LISELERDE CAZ // JAZZ IN HIGH SCHOOLS S.62 CAZLI BRUNCH // JAZZY BRUNCH S.54 Özel Enka Lisesi // Private Enka High School 14:30 Akbank Sanat 12:00 LISELERDE CAZ // JAZZ IN HIGH SCHOOLS S.62 LIN RECORDS ATÖLYELERI: CEM TUNCER ILE The Badau Yeldeğirmeni 18:00 GITAR ATÖLYESI // LIN RECORDS WORKSHOP: CAZ MUTFAKTA // JAZZ CUISINE S.53 GUITAR WORKSHOP WITH CEM TUNCER S.43 Summart Sanat Merkezi 20:00 Akbank Sanat 14:00 NES S.26 LIN RECORDS ATÖLYELERI: SERHAN ERKOL ILE SAKSAFON ATÖLYESI // LIN RECORDS WORKSHOP: Babylon 21:30 SAXOPHONE WORKSHOP WITH SERHAN ERKOL S.43 VAUDOU GAME S.30 Akbank Sanat 16:00 LIN RECORDS ATÖLYELERI: CAN KOZLU ILE 18 Ekim Cuma October 18, Friday DAVUL ATÖLYESI // LIN RECORDS WORKSHOP: Saint Benoît Fransız Lisesi // Saint Benoît High School 10:00 DRUM WORKSHOP WITH CAN KOZLU S.43 LISELERDE CAZ // JAZZ IN HIGH SCHOOLS S.62 Avusturya Başkonsolosluğu Rezidansı 18:00 Galatasaray Lisesi // Galatasaray High School 13:30 CAZ ODADA // JAZZ IN THE ROOM: LISELERDE CAZ // JAZZ IN HIGH SCHOOLS S.62 STANDARDS & SELEN BEYTEKIN S.35 Akbank Sanat 19:00 YONATHAN AVISHAI TRIO S.31 21 Ekim Pazartesi October 21, Monday Cemal Reşit Rey Konser Salonu // Cemal Reşit Rey Concert Hall 20:30 Kadıköy Anadolu Lisesi // Kadıköy High School 11:00 ART ENSEMBLE OF CHICAGO S.12 LISELERDE CAZ // JAZZ IN HIGH SCHOOLS S.62 Babylon 21:30 İstanbul Amerikan Robert Lisesi // Robert College 15:45 ALFA MIST S.11 LISELERDE CAZ // JAZZ IN HIGH SCHOOLS S.62 Bova 23:00 Zorlu PSM Turkcell Platinum Sahnesi 20:30 B'R ŞEYLER EKS'K S.14 THE JAMES CARTER ORGAN TRIO S.29 19 Ekim Cumartesi October 19, Saturday 22 Ekim Salı October 22, Tuesday Akbank Sanat 13:00 Özel Alman Lisesi // Private German High School 10:00 ATÖLYE: RENGARENK KUPALAR // LISELERDE CAZ // JAZZ IN HIGH SCHOOLS S.62 WORKSHOP: COLORFUL MUGS S.50 Avusturya Lisesi // St. George’s Austrian High School 13:00 Tamirane Akasya 14:00 LISELERDE CAZ // JAZZ IN HIGH SCHOOLS S.62 ATÖLYE: ÇOCUK CAZ // WORKSHOP: KIDDY JAZZ S.49 Sofa Hotel Istanbul, Autograph Collection 15.00 Akbank Sanat 15:00 SÖYLEŞI: ECM RECORDS & AVRUPA CAZ TARIHI // ATÖLYE: KENDI ÇANTAMI TASARLIYORUM // TALK: ECM RECORDS & THE HISTORY OF WORKSHOP: DESIGN YOUR OWN BAG S.51 EUROPEAN JAZZ S.39 Soho House 15:00 Zorlu PSM Turkcell Platinum Sahnesi 20:30 SÖYLEŞI: NEDEN CAZ? // TALK: WHY JAZZ? S.38 JAKOB BRO TRIO FEAT.
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