Bach Days to host two musicians

Bach Days to host two musicians

ISTANBUL- Hürriyet Daily News
Bach Days, a recently established Bach-themed music event in Istanbul, will now be held throughout the year instead of once every year or two.
Organized by Hakan Erdoğan Productions, Bach Days will host world-renowned musicians for two concerts every month. The concerts will start in May and end in December. The concerts are set to include special Horowitz Time concerts, dedicated to the legendary pianist Vladimir Horowitz, along with the ordinary ones.
Violinist Laura Vikman and cellist Alexander Rudin will perform the kick-off concerts Dec. 16 at St. Antoine Church and Dec. 18 at the Pera Palas Hotel’s Grand Pera Hall at 4 p.m. Ticket prices range between 40 to 110 Turkish Liras, and tickets are available at Biletix booths.
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