Say: Gezi Park 3, Op. 54b — Mezzo-Soprano & Piano (Schott Music)

Name: Say: Gezi Park 3, Op. 54b — Mezzo-Soprano & Piano (Schott Music)
Brand: Schott Music
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SKU ED23020

Fazil Say, to whom the International Beethoven Prize for Human Rights was awarded in 2016, reflects on the events in Istanbul in May / June 2013 in his cycle Gezi Park.

Gezi Park 3, first composed as a ballad for soprano, piano and string orchestra, is a wordless plaintive meditation on the escalation of violence caused by the severe police response. This version for mezzo-soprano and piano, which appeared on the CD Secrets, was written for recitals with Marianne Crebassa. It can also be performed directly after the piano sonata Gezi Park 2. Gezi Park 3 Op. 54b Composer: Fazil Say Publisher: Schott Music Instrument: Voice Pages: 20