Alp Bora Quartet takes the stage at The Mekan

Alp Bora Quartet takes the stage at The Mekan

ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News
Born in the European city of Istanbul and brought up in the Anatolian city of Ankara and Oriental Baghdad, Alp Bora found his real home in Vienna in 1998. He studied jazz guitar and has been traveling all over the world ever since. Bora is inspired by the musical heritage of Anatolia, which is why he does not claim to sing “Turkish songs,” but rather “the songs of Anatolia.” With his seductive, soulful voice, he transports his audience from the current time and place to an Oriental world of heroes, myths and legends. Tickets are available at Biletix.com.
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