On this special evening, the stage is shared by internationally acclaimed violinist Elvin Hoxha Ganiyev, one of Turkey’s leading cellists Dilbağ Tokay, and one of the brightest pianists of the younger generation, İlyun Bürkev. Bringing together their individual musical identities with a powerful chamber music synergy, the three virtuosos offer audiences an unforgettable concert experience.

The Resonance concert, to be held in the distinguished acoustics of CSO Ada Ankara, brings together musical voices from different eras and geographies on the same stage. Shaped by the rich union of violin, cello, and piano, this special program promises a compelling musical journey ranging from romantic inner depth to passionate rhythms.

The program opens with Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Trio élégiaque No. 1, composed at a young age. Reflecting the composer’s melancholic world with intense lyricism, the work presents the emotional richness of the Romantic era through a deeply expressive narrative.

The second work of the evening is Clara Schumann’s Piano Trio in G minor, Op. 17. One of the most significant yet rarely performed works of the Romantic repertoire, this trio stands at the heart of the program with its elegant melodic language, strong thematic structure, and profound musical expression.

The finale features Astor Piazzolla’s Las Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas (The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires). Blending the modern face of tango with classical music, this work portrays the four seasons of Buenos Aires through passion, rhythm, and sharp contrasts, crowning the concert with a high-energy and striking conclusion.

Resonance brings together all music lovers at CSO Ada Ankara who wish to feel the timeless and boundless resonance of music.