Borusan performs ‘music beyond Time’

Borusan performs ‘music beyond Time’

ISTANBUL-Hürriyet Daily News
Borusan Philharmonic is giving one of numbered Istanbul performances tonight at Lütfi Kırdar Auditorium tonight. The concert starts at 8 p.m. and tickets are available at Biletix booths.

The concert repertoire includes Dorman’s “Frozen in Time” Concerto for multi-percussion and orchestra, and Mahler’s 1st Symphony in D Major, “Titan.” The orchestra will be conducted by Sascha Goetzel and the concert features Martin Grubinger on percussion. Renowned for his the combination of passion with percussion, Grubinger reaches a totally new dimension with his instrument each and every time. Dorman’s work “Frozen in Time” is commissioned and premiered by him.
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