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Rector Akman Attends “Composers of Kilis Concert
Rector Akman Attends “Composers of Kilis Concert
Our Rector, Prof. Dr. Zekeriya Akman, accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Hülya Akman, attended the “Composers of Kilis Concert,” organized by our University's Turkish Music Research and Practice Society at the Rectorate Conference Hall.
The concert brought together the rich musical heritage of Kilis and the works of composers from the city, offering audiences a meaningful cultural experience that celebrated and preserved the city's musical traditions. The program featured compositions by Kilis-born composers, highlighting the rich heritage of Turkish music and the city's contributions to the arts.
Held under the artistic direction of Lecturer Mustafa Çeken and conducted by Lecturer Dr. Zeyneb Türkoğlu, the concert featured vocalists and instrumentalists from our University. Guest artist Ozan Ali Dağcı also contributed to the program with his performances. The musical pieces offered the audience an opportunity to explore the musical traditions of Kilis and gain a deeper appreciation of the cultural values embodied in this heritage.
Rector Akman emphasized the importance of preserving the musical heritage of Kilis, an integral part of the city's historical and cultural identity, and passing it on to future generations. Highlighting the responsibility of universities to research, promote, and preserve the cultural values of their host cities, Akman stated that events bringing the works of Kilis-born composers to music enthusiasts make significant contributions to the city's cultural memory. He also expressed his appreciation to the academics, artists, and students who contributed to the organization of the concert.














