Music Village

Müzik Köyü (Music Village) will take place in Yanıklar village at a distance of 10 km. to Fethiye,Turkey. The village will host a set of musical activities together with sea and nature. These include workshops, presentations, concerts, panels, and trips.

Registration date: 2 June - 31 July 2017

Dates of Periods:
1st Period: 6-11 August 2017
2nd Period: 13-18 August 2017

Date of the end of the event: 18 August 2017(last period)

For the detailed program you can follow our facebook page: facebook.com/muzikkoyu

Web site: http://www.muzikkoyu.net/

Musicians and Academicians Who Take Part:

* Ador Hooyar(Iranian Tanbur, Daf)
* Ahmet Aslan ( Latar )
* Ali Tekbaş ( Vocal Techniques of Hakkari Traditional Music )
* Ali Ulutaş ( Üçtelli )
* Arslan Hazreti ( Kamança )
* Başak Gürcan ( Jazz vocal - Voice techniques )
* Derya Türkan ( Kemençe )
* Efren Lopez Sanz ( Hurdy-gurdy, Fretless Guitar )
* Erkan Oğur ( Oğur sazı, Kopuz, Fretless Guitar )
* Filiz İlkay ( Tulum )
* Giorgios Stavrakakis ( Cretan Lauto )
* Gülay Diri ( Def, Vocal Techniques of İbradı Region )
* Gürkan Özkan ( Indian Tabla )
* Hasan Bülbül ( Üçtelli )
* İsmail Hakkı Demircioğlu ( Baglama, Vocal Techniques )
* Kemal Dinç ( Baglama )
* Mahmut Cemal Sarı ( Baglama )
* Mehmet Günay Eser ( Üçtelli, History of Music )
* Merih Aşkın ( Kopuz, Fretless Guitar )
* Metin Yılmaz ( Piano, Makam Jazz )
* Osman Kırca ( Üçtelli )
* Ozan Özdemir ( Instrument Making )
* Ozan Sarı ( Violin )
* Raquy Danziger ( Darbuka )
* Sabri Kuşkonmaz ( Searcher - Writter )
* Salih Korkut Peker ( Cümbüş, Elektric Guitar )
* Sami Hosseini ( Daf / Erbane )
* Stelios Petrakis ( Cretan Lyra, Cretan Lauto, Askamandoura )
* Yusuf İhsan Bodur ( Üçtelli )

Assoc. Prof. Cenk Güray ( Baglama, History of Music)
Assoc. Prof. Özgü Bulut ( Body Percussion)

Contact: muzikkoyu@gmail.com

Project Coordinator: Aytaç Gökdağ
Art Director: Mehmet Günay Eser
Art Consultant : Assoc. Prof. Cenk Güray
Coordinators of the Activities : Dost Ali Yaşar-Gamze Gülmez-Şimal Kılıç- Eren Şahin

MÜZİK KÖYÜ IS A PROJECT OF ANATOLIAN CULTURES RESEARCH ASSOCIATION (AKAD)