Anatolian Moon by Tolgahan Çoğulu

My new composition Anatolian Moon is out! Link in my profile! My cousin Dorukhan Yaldız arranged the piece I composed for the Air Anatolia concert at the London Jazz Festival. Many thanks to Onur Solmaz, who enriched the work with his ideas during the composition phase, to Veyasin and Tolga Böyük, who invited me to the project that resulted in this composition, to Ekin Eti for the wonderful trombones and brass section, and to Dorukhan Yaldız for the wonderful arrangement.
Anatolian Moon by Tolgahan Çoğulu
Arrangement/Producer: Dorukhan Yaldız
Microtonal Guitar: Tolgahan Çoğulu
Bass Guitar / Synth / Drums: Dorukhan Yaldız
Trombone and Brass Section: Ekin Eti
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[@caylaqileyks9183]

müthiş ✨️🇹🇷

[@seralouise.]

i wasnt ready for the beat that was hard

[@ihaveasticknmyi]

Great track. I love the way that groove kicks in.

[@edebalisaral]

5 dakikada Anadolu turu attırdın bize Tolgahan hocam, emeklerine sağlık, yenilerini bekliyoruz

[@TheVedataydin666]

💯💙👏

[@georgehenry8391]

Tolgahan, I can't hear too much of the wonderful music created by you and the stellar collaborators you choose to work with.

[@bahadirumac]

Bin kere dinledim sanırım, emekleriniz için teşekkürler hocam. Sizinle aynı kurumda bulunmak gurur verici

[@kkga9]

perfect, I love your work!

[@orlleansdealencar]

Fantastic!

[@microtonalguitar]

Many thanks!

[@misterguy9051]

Awesome! Inspiring!!

[@microtonalguitar]

Thanks so much!

[@alexgabriel5423]

Selamlar Tolgahan! Sounds Wonderful! Yes...a New Window open to.the World from Turkey! 🛖 🇹🇷 🌎 😅❤ Eyvallah●Bravo●Great

[@stivensmonsalve]

Greetings from Colombia, thank you for this enjoyable music

[@denizonal5660]

Mükemmel 🤩

[@The_SOB_II]

This one is fun and having and good!

[@Hambonillo]

Who would have thought the trombone would be microtonal? :) Love your new recording.

[@The_SOB_II]

Well, just about any trombone player, for starters... Lmo

[@Hambonillo]

😀@@The_SOB_II

[@norlo6723]

superb....

[@microtonalguitar]

Thanks a lot

[@atomdent]

Wowed!!

[@Mawru_music]

Amazing sound, fantastic artwork

[@elifcakr6706]

Emeğinize sağlık hocam, çok iyi olmuş ve gurur verici 💐

[@OkoOrl]

A universe of microtonality !

[@theyoutubeliva]

Harika!

[@MicrotonalTurkishRock]

😍😍

[@paul-andrehenegar551]

Parts of this sound like King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard but more "authentic". It would be really cool if they did a cover of this

[@danielwatson7319]

Hell yeah this kicks ass

[@eminçınaryalçın]

🎉🎉🎉

[@ben6162]

Nah, that is *really* good, though. What wouldn't I do for an album of stuff like this.

[@ilhanchetin]

Tolgahan Çoğulu, Prof.Dr. - The first prize winner at Georgia Tech Margaret Guthman Musical Instrument Competition in 2014, Tolgahan Çoğulu, designed his "Adjustable Microtonal Guitar" in 2008. His first CD with microtonal guitar, Atlas, was published in 2012 by Kalan Music. His microtonal and fretless guitar duo and lecture recital, ‘Microtonal Guitar Music,’ has taken him to many festivals and universities in 33 countries. Tolgahan is building a repertoire for microtonal guitar with more than forty composers involved at this point. In 2013, he became an Associate Professor in Guitar at Istanbul Technical University’s Turkish Music State Conservatory, where he had founded the classical guitar department in 2010 and the world’s first microtonal guitar department in 2014. His second CD ‘Microtonal Guitar Duo’ has been published by Kalan Music in June 2015. His recording of William Allaudin Mathieu’s three-movement ‘Lattice-İşi’ in just intonation was published in the US in 2016. He completed a research project entitled ‘Historical Tunings on Microtonal Guitar’ at the University of Bristol in 2016 for 12 months. Between 2015-2017 he collaborated with the University of Music Würzburg for the project ‘Creating and Presenting a Repertoire for the Microtonal Guitar’ supported by DAAD in which 12 composers wrote pieces for microtonal guitar and ensemble. His book ‘Microtonal Guitar’ was published in 2018 by Mojo Roots Music, co-authored by Fernando Perez. His latest album ‘Microtonal’ was published in 2018 by Ahenk Music. Currently, he is teaching at Istanbul Technical University.

[@skpince]

Great piece. I would personally spice it up with a more prominent bass, preferably fretless.

[@The_SOB_II]

Do you make microtonal music too? I'd love to listen

[@skpince]

@@The_SOB_II I let Tolgahan do the work and enjoy the listening. :-)