Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Fazıl Say's latest masterpiece, a double album that beautifully intertwines two distinct symphonic works. Released on January 1, 2013, under the İmaj Music label, this collection offers a rich tapestry of classical compositions that span the realms of human history and the vast expanse of the cosmos.
The first half of the album, "Mezopotamya Senfonisi No. 2, Op. 38," is a profound exploration of Mesopotamian culture and history. Fazıl Say masterfully weaves together themes of nature, life, and conflict, as heard in tracks like "Dicle" and "Fırat," named after the region's significant rivers. The symphony culminates in "Mezopotamya Ağıtı," a poignant elegy that pays tribute to the ancient civilization.
The second part of the album, "Universe Senfonisi No. 3, Op. 43," shifts focus to the cosmos, offering a symphonic journey through the wonders of the universe. From the expanding universe in "Evrenin Genişlemesi" to the mysterious "Karanlık Madde," Say's compositions are both evocative and scientifically inspired. The album's duration of 1 hour and 15 minutes ensures a comprehensive exploration of these grand themes, making it a compelling listen for classical music enthusiasts and those interested in the intersection of art and science.
(C) 2013 İmaj Music
Tracks
Mezopotamya Senfonisi No. 2, Op. 38: I. Ovada İki ÇocukFazıl Say, Gürer Aykal, Borusan Filarmoni Orkestrası