Bobby McFerrin to greet Ankara audience tonight

Bobby McFerrin to greet Ankara audience tonight

ANKARA-Hürriyet Daily News
10-time Grammy award-winning voice virtuoso Bobby McFerrin will meet the audience in capital Ankara tonight. The concert starts at 8:30 p.m. at Congresium Ankara and tickets are available at Biletix booths.

The artist will take the İş Sanat stage in Istanbul on March 28. Recognized by many for his song “Don’t Worry Be Happy,” which features no instruments other than his voice and which became global number one hit more than twenty years ago, Bobby McFerrin is a true legend. His four-octave vocal abilities and capacity for constant invention are on a par with the greatest improvising instrumentalists, yet the power, sophistication and soulfulness of his singing place him in a class of its own.
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