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A colleague of Béla Bartók in the collection of Turkish folk-music, Adnan Saygun was among the most distinguished Turkish composers of the twentieth century, writing music that combined Western techniques with essential elements of his country's own musical traditions. His piano music includes works that explore characteristic ‘limping’ rhythm, Turkish dance-forms and, in Inci’s Book, children's pieces of charm and simplicity.
Ahmet Adnan Saygun: Anadolu'dan (From Anatolia), Op. 25
I. Meseli
II. Zeybek
III. Halay
Ahmet Adnan Saygun: 12 Preludes on Aksak Rhythms, Op. 45
Prelude No. 1
Prelude No. 2
Prelude No. 3
Prelude No. 4
Prelude No. 5
Prelude No. 6
Prelude No. 7
Prelude No. 8
Prelude No. 9
Prelude No. 10
Prelude No. 11
Prelude No. 12
Ahmet Adnan Saygun: Inci'nin Kitabi (Inci's Book), Op. 10
I. Inci
II. Playful Kitten
III. A Tale
IV. The Giant Puppet
V. A Joke
VI. Lullaby
VII. A Dream
Ahmet Adnan Saygun: 10 Sketches on Aksak Rhythms, Op. 58
Sketch No. 1
Sketch No. 2
Sketch No. 3
Sketch No. 4
Sketch No. 5
Sketch No. 6
Sketch No. 7
Sketch No. 8
Sketch No. 9
Sketch No. 10
Ahmet Adnan Saygun: Piano Sonatina, Op. 15
I. Allegro
II. Adagio con moto
III. Horon: Prestissimo
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I. Meseli