Alessandro Safina & Burak Yeter Senfoni Orkestrası - 16 Eylül

Alessandro Safina & Burak Yeter Symphony Orchestra is coming to the stage with a special concert series brought to life at Türkiye’s most impressive historical venues, bringing together the timeless power of classical music with modern electronic touches and contemporary stage performances. At the heart of this unique production are three powerful names that have made a major impact on stages around the world for years. The distinctive style of world-renowned Italian tenor Alessandro Safina, which combines operatic technique with modern music, meets Burak Yeter’s globally acclaimed electronic music production on the same stage. Yeter’s electronic approach, featured on the DJ Mag Top 100 DJs list since 2020 and reaching millions of listeners through his global hits, is reinterpreted within a symphonic structure in this project, while Safina’s voice brings depth and timelessness to it. This powerful collaboration is further enriched by the participation of Cecilia Krull, a strong female vocalist who has established a unique place for herself on the international stage. Beyond her worldwide recognition for the iconic song “My Life is Going On” from the series “La Casa de Papel,” Cecilia Krull brings a distinctive depth to the stage through her cinematic vocal style and performances in international projects. With her signature vocal tone and emotional interpretation, she stands out as one of the powerful voices that shape the atmosphere of the performance. This concert is part of a select concert series comprising 16 special performances held at Türkiye’s most impressive historical venues. Presented with the accompaniment of a symphony orchestra, this experience invites audiences on a multilayered and captivating musical journey that brings together classical, electronic, and vocal music. This exclusive concert series will take place through a total of 16 special performances in Türkiye’s most enchanting historical settings, including Bodrum, Patara, Ancient Ephesus, the ancient theaters of Aspendos and Hierapolis (Pamukkale), the ancient city of Side, and the Zelve – Paşabağları archaeological site. Amid thousands of years of historical heritage, these special performances, staged with a symphony orchestra, invite audiences not merely to a concert but to a multilayered and impressive musical experience that removes the boundaries between classical, electronic, and vocal music.