Our students from the Güzel İşler Fabrikası, operating under the umbrella of the Türkiye Gençlik ve Eğitime Hizmet Vakfı (TÜRGEV), met with art enthusiasts through a piano recital they performed as part of the Kültür Yolu Festivali held at the Rami Library.
06 October 2025
Organized by the Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the Türkiye Kültür Yolu Festivali once again brought together millions of art lovers this year, making our country’s cultural richness visible on both national and international levels. The Istanbul leg of the festival concluded on Sunday, 5 October, at the Rami Library. One of the most appreciated events of the closing program was the piano performance by our GİF students.
Collective Creation Through the “Sesdaş” Approach
The art education we provide at the Güzel İşler Fabrikası is based not only on developing individual talents but also on a culture of collective creation that we define as “sesdaş.” Taking the stage with this approach, our students presented audiences with a musical reflection of discipline, dedication, and a shared spirit. With a rich repertoire consisting of both classical and modern works, they offered art lovers truly unforgettable moments.
Impressive Performances by Our Young Talents
The concert featured Vesile Şimşek, who began her musical journey in Azerbaijan and continues it at GİF; Fatmanur Coşkun, who rediscovered her passion for the piano; Yusuf Ekinci, who is preparing for the Royal Academy; Fatma Şeyma Keflioğlu, a member of the GİF Orchestra; Zeynep Ebrar Doğan, who has strengthened her bond with music; and Melike Ok, who continues her piano education at GİF. The young artists were accompanied on the violin by Ergun Hepbildik, while the performances were prepared under the supervision of İlknur Yurtman.
Contribution to Cultural Brand Value
Prepared with the “sesdaş” production approach at GİF, this concert not only shed light on the artistic journeys of our young talents but also once again demonstrated the contribution of the Kültür Yolu Festival to our country’s cultural brand value. The festival, which began in April in Adana and will continue for eight months, keeps bringing culture and art together with millions of people through events held in 20 cities.
