Alessandro Safina & Burak Yeter Senfoni Orkestrası feat Cecilia Krull

ABOUT THE EVENT: The third concert of the Alessandro Safina & Burak Yeter Symphony Orchestra series will take place on June 17, 2026, at the Aspendos Ancient Theatre. Experience music in its purest form amid perfect acoustics. Alessandro Safina & Burak Yeter Symphony Orchestra is a distinctive concert series that brings together the timeless power of classical music with modern electronic elements and contemporary stage performances, set in some of Türkiye’s most remarkable historical venues. At the heart of this unique production are four powerful artists who have made a lasting impact on international stages. World-renowned Italian tenor Alessandro Safina’s signature style, blending operatic technique with modern music, meets the globally recognized electronic sound of Burak Yeter. 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, while Safina’s voice brings depth and timelessness to the experience. This compelling collaboration is further enriched by Cecilia Krull. Known worldwide for the iconic track “My Life is Going On” from “La Casa de Papel,” Krull adds distinctive depth to the stage through her cinematic vocal style and performances in international projects. With her unique tone and emotional delivery, she stands out as one of the defining voices shaping the atmosphere of the show. This concert is part of an exclusive series of 18 performances held in some of Türkiye’s most remarkable historical venues. Accompanied by a symphony orchestra, the experience brings together classical, electronic, and vocal music, inviting the audience on a layered and immersive musical journey. ABOUT THE VENUE: Address: Belkıs District, Aspendos Ancient Theatre, Serik, Antalya, Türkiye. The Aspendos Ancient Theatre is one of the best-preserved theatres of the ancient world, offering a rare combination of architectural perfection and extraordinary acoustics. Dating back to the Roman period, this magnificent structure has been a center for art and performance for centuries and remains a remarkable stage today. Thanks to its near-perfect acoustics, where even the faintest sound from the stage can reach the furthest point, Aspendos transforms a performance into an experience that is not only seen but felt. In this historic setting, music resonates through the memory of stone, creating a powerful and unforgettable atmosphere.