ÜMİT İŞGÖRÜR

Professor of Music

Cello

Curriculum Vitae

2018

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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WORK AND TEACHING EXPERIENCE

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Dokuz Eylül University

Flint School of Performing Arts

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Orchestral Employment

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Master Classes Conducted

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Juries and Panels Served

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ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE

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III.

PERFORMANCES

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Soloist with Orchestra

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Recitals

Chamber Music Concerts

Concerts Conducted

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PUBLICATIONS, SCIENTIFIC PROJECTS, ADVISING

Publications

Scientific Projects

Thesis and Dissertation Advising

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EDUCATION

Schools Attended

Other Teachers and Master Classes Attended

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VI.

RECOGNITIONS

Scholarships and Awards

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Newspaper Notices

Television Appearances

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ÜMİT İŞGÖRÜR, cellist

Email: ac7f6a@r.postjobfree.com

ac7f6a@r.postjobfree.com

Dokuz Eylül University Izmir State Conservatory of Music

Gundogdu Sokak, Narlidere - Izmir, Turkey 35320

Work: 90-232-***-**** - Cell: 90-533-***-****

I. WORK AND TEACHING EXPERIENCE

DOKUZ EYLUL UNIVERSITY (DEU) STATE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

IZMIR, TURKEY

DEU has one of the best music conservatories in Turkey. It offers all degrees in all instruments from undergraduate through doctorate. The conservatory also has associated middle and high school divisions. The undergraduate program for Cello Majors at DEU is a four-year program.

Professor of Music; Cello 2008 – present

Taught applied cello to doctoral candidates, masters candidates, seniors, juniors, sophomores, freshmen and prep students. All students receive two 50-minute private lessons per week, except for seniors, who receive three. Also taught chamber music for a total average teaching load of 30 hours per week.

Served on masters and doctoral candidates’ committees. During my time at DEU, I was a major contributor to making these programs competitive with other programs in the world through revision of repertoire and performance requirements for candidates. Served as adviser for many masters, DMA and PhD thesis projects (see IV. PUBLICATIONS).

Associate Professor of Music; Cello 2002 – 2008

Instructor of Cello 1993 – 2002

FLINT SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS, FLINT, MI

The Flint School of Performing Arts (FSPA), with more than 3,500 students, is the largest community school of the arts in Michigan, and one of the largest in the US.

Cello Instructor 1989 – 1993

Taught applied cello to varying age groups (between 8 to 35 years old). Students received one lesson per week. Average teaching load was 15 hours per week. Attended faculty recitals and chamber music concerts.

ORCHESTRAL EMPLOYMENT

GREATER LANSING SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, LANSING, MI

Principal Cellist 1992 – 1993

KALAMAZOO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, KALAMAZOO, MI

Principal Cellist 1992 – 1993

MICHIGAN OPERA THEATER, DETROIT, MI

Tutti Cellist 1989 - 1993

GREATER LANSING SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, LANSING, MI

Tutti Cellist 1987 – 1993

IZMIR STATE OPERA ORCHESTRA, IZMIR, TURKEY

Tutti Cellist 1985 – 1987

MASTER CLASSES CONDUCTED

Trakya University State Conservatory Cello Master Class, Edirne, Turkey; 2016

Diano Marina & CAKA Summer Course, Diano Marina, Italy; Jul. 2016

University of Bergen Grieg Academy of Music Bergen, Norway; Oct. 2013

Nina Rota Conservatory, Monopoli, Italy; 28 Apr. 2013 - 2 May 2013

Gumusluk International Music Festival, Bodrum, Mugla; Sep. 2011

CAKA Winter Academy, Bursa; Jan. 2011

Quito National Music Conservatory, Quito, Ecuador; Jun. 2000

JURIES AND PANELS SERVED

Served as a referee for several scientific blind peer-reviewed journals

Served as jury member for seven associate professorship examinations throughout Turkey over the past two years

Mersin University 2. Cello Competition, Oct. 2009

Member, Interuniversity Committee Arts Panel; Ankara (Nov., 2007); Istanbul (Sep., 2007)

Mersin University 1. Cello Competition, Oct. 2007

Member, National Conservatories of Music Panel for the Evaluation of the Addition of Primary and Secondary Education; Ankara, Aug. 2007

Moderator, National Conservatories of Music Panel Discussion; Izmir, Nov. 2004

II. ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE

CENTER FOR ACOUSTIC AND COGNITIVE MUSICOLOGY RESEARCH

AND PRACTICE

Member, Board of Directors Oct. 2009 – Jun. 2012

CENTER FOR SYMPHONIC MUSIC RESEARCH AND PRACTICE

Music Director 2015 – 2018

Member, Board of Directors Oct. 2009 – Jun. 2011

DEU STATE CONSERVATORY

Dean 2016 – Present

Chair of String Department Aug. 2008 – Jun. 2011

Member, Conservatory Council Aug. 2008 – Jun. 2011

Assistant Dean Feb. 2002 – Feb. 2008

Improved the quality of musical instruction by procuring many additional, costly musical instruments for students’ use and recruiting qualified faculty and staff members, including several international artists. Funds for these additions were obtained with the cooperation of the university president through improved communications and relations with his administration.

Established a string instrument atelier, which has since become a profoundly useful, profitable and self-supporting unit of the music school.

Formed international partnerships to create student exchange opportunities with the Benedetto Marcello Conservatory in Venice; the International Youth Music Festival in Belford, France; the Bremen Youth Symphony Orchestra and the University of Minnesota School of Music.

Pioneered a post-graduate program for the School of Dance and assumed advisor responsibilities for those students’ thesis projects.

Member, Board of Directors Feb. 2002 – Feb. 2008

Assistant Chair of Stage Arts Dept. Mar. 2006 – Sep. 2007

Founding Director, Dokuz Eylül 2000 – 2002

Symphony Orchestra (DESO)

Founded the first professional university symphony orchestra in Turkey (DESO). The establishment of this orchestra created jobs for 28 conservatory graduates from around Turkey. Organized bi-monthly orchestral concerts and annual international concert tours. Used proceeds from the many chamber music concerts to purchase keyboard and percussion instruments for the school. Originally generated funding from grants from the the DEU Foundation, then later from the City of Izmir and private sponsors.

Assistant Head of the Music Dept. Oct. 1994 – Apr. 2000

III. PERFORMANCES

SOLOIST WITH ORCHESTRA

TAMA Philharmonic Orchestra: Ayrılık, Fuzuli Kantatı, Sarı Gelin, Laleler (Folk Songs Arr. By. Hakan Şensoy) Tokyo, Japan, 7 July 2018

Niş Filharmonic Orchestra: Ayrılık, Fuzuli Kantatı, Sarı Gelin, Laleler (Folk Songs Arr. By. Hakan Şensoy) Niş, Sirbia, 29 March 2018

Amber Youth Symphony Orchestra: P. I. Tchaikovsky Variations on a Rococo Theme, Gdansk, Poland; 1 Mar., 2018

Dokuz Eylul University State Conservatory Orchestra (Vladimir Lungu, conductor): P. I. Tchaikovsky Violin and Cello Solo from Swan Lake (Ildiko Moog, violin), Izmir, Turkey; 19 Dec., 2017

L’Aquila Chamber Orchestra (Hakan Sensoy, conductor): C. Bach Cello Concerto, Armonie Della Sera International Chamber Music Festival, Ponzano di Fermo, Italy; 16 Aug., 2017

Dokuz Eylul University Symphony Orchestra (Hakan Sensoy, conductor): Beethoven Triple Concerto (Cihat Askin, violin; Roberto Issoglio, piano), Izmir, Turkey; 1 Mar., 2016

Eskisehir Municipality Symphony Orchestra: E. Elgar Cello Concerto, Eskisehir, Turkey; 14 Jan., 2011

Israel Emeritus Chamber Orchestra (Sam Zebba, conductor): Beethoven Triple Concerto (Ersun Kocaoglu, violin; Ruya Taner, piano), Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus; 22 May, 2008

Eskisehir Municipality Symphony Orchestra (Ibrahim Yazici, conductor): Dvorak Cello Concerto, Eskisehir, Turkey; 28 Nov., 2008

Dokuz Eylül University Symphony Orchestra (I. Yazici, conductor): A. Saygun Cello Concerto, Izmir, Turkey; 15 Dec., 2007

Istanbul Chamber Orchestra: A. Marcello Adagio, S. Ada, Piazzola, arr. by U. İşgörür, Istanbul, Turkey; Dec., 2007

Eskisehir Municipality Symphony Orchestra: Saint–Saens Cello Concerto, Eskisehir, Turkey; 19–20 Oct., 2007

Dokuz Eylül University Symphony Orchestra: Vivaldi Cello Concertos, Izmir, Turkey; 20 Apr., 2007

Dokuz Eylül University Symphony Orchestra, DEU School of Medicine, Izmir, Turkey; 18 Apr., 2007

Bursa State Symphony Orchestra (Marek Pijarowcky, conductor): Beethoven Triple Concerto (Olgu Kizilay, violin; Ece Tokatli, piano), Bursa, Turkey; 5–6 Apr., 2007

Presidential Symphony Orchestra, Ankara, Turkey; 31 Oct., 2006

Dokuz Eylül University Symphony Orchestra: Vivaldi Double Concerto (with Sara Sant’Ambrogio, cello), Izmir, Turkey; 15 Mar., 2006

Dokuz Eylül University Symphony Orchestra (Antonio Pirolli, conductor): Beethoven Triple Concerto (Ersun Kocaoglu, violin; Ruya Taner, piano), Izmir, Turkey; 8 Mar., 2006

Eskisehir Municipality Symphony Orchestra (Bujor Hoinic, conductor): Beethoven Triple Concerto (Ersun Kocaoglu, violin; Ruya Taner, piano), Eskisehir, Turkey; 24–25 Feb., 2006

Concert Saint Valentin, Brussels Philharmonic Orchestra (Erol Erdinc, conductor): Beethoven Triple Concerto (Hande Ozyurek, violin; Ruya Taner, piano), Brussels, Belgium; 14 Feb., 2006

Dokuz Eylül University Symphony Orchestra: Phaselis Festival, Antalya, Turkey; 7 Sep., 2005

Eskisehir Municipality Symphony Orchestra: Eskisehir, Turkey; 18–19 Mar., 2005

National Reasurans Chamber Orchestra (Hakan Sensoy, conductor): Istanbul, Turkey; 12 Oct., 2004

Dokuz Eylül University Symphony Orchestra: Izmir French Cultural Center, 31 Mar., 2004

Bursa State Symphony Orchestra (Jose Maria Florencio, Jr., conductor): Saint–Saens Cello Concerto, Bursa, Turkey; 23 Jan., 2004

Dokuz Eylül University Symphony Orchestra: Bodrum, Mugla; 20 Dec., 2003

Dokuz Eylül University Symphony Orchestra: C. Bach C minor Cello Concerto, Izmir Art Center, Izmir; 5 Nov., 2003

Dokuz Eylül University Symphony Orchestra (Rengim Gokmen, conductor): Beethoven Triple Concerto (Kartal Akinci, violin; Muhittin Demiriz, piano), Izmir, Turkey; 29 Sep., 2003

Izmir State Symphony Orchestra: Brahms Double Concerto (Kartal Akinci, violin), Izmir, Turkey; 1 Mar., 2002

Ecuador National Symphony Orchestra: Mehmet Aktug “Fine Esilio” for Cello and Orchestra, Quito, Ecuador; 30 Jun., 2000

Dokuz Eylül University Student Symphony Orchestra: Mehmet Aktuğ “Fine Esilio” for Cello and Orchestra, Belfort, France; 23 May, 1999

Dokuz Eylül University Student Symphony Orchestra: Mehmet Aktuğ “Fine Esilio” for Cello and Orchestra, Sabanci Culture Palace; 4–5 May, 1999

RECITALS

Cello & Piano Night (Talia Ozlem Baltacilar, piano): Izmir, Turkey; 28 Nov., 2016

Cello and Piano Recital (Talia Ozlem Baltacilar, piano): Mersin, Turkey; 10 Oct., 2016

Clasi Castello Concerts: Diano Castello, Italy; Aug., 2016

Cello and Piano Recital (Ibrahim Yazici, piano): Eskisehir, Turkey; 10 Jan., 2011

International Gumusluk Festival Recital: Bodrum, Mugla; 18 Aug., 2010

International Gumusluk Festival Recital: Bodrum, Mugla; Jul., 2010

Cello and Piano Recital: “Russian Romantics” (T. Ö. Alpay, piano), Izmir Art Center; 15 Mar., 2010

Cello and Piano Recital: Ankara, Turkey; Feb., 2008

Cello and Piano Recital (G. Eryümlü, piano): Izmir Art Center; 30 Jan., 2008

Cello and Piano Recital (Seniz Duru, piano): Izmir Art Center; Izmir, Turkey; 16 Nov., 2006

Cello and Piano Recital (Seniz Duru, piano): Izmir Art Center; Izmir, Turkey; 29 Apr., 2004

Solo Cello Recital: Kodaly, Saygun, Vasks, Izmir Art Center Izmir; 25 Mar., 2004

Cello and Piano Recital (Gülser Eryümlü, piano): Cyprus Turkish Philharmonic Society, Bellapais Abbey Girne Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, 20 Dec. 2002

Ausstellung und Konzert: “A Ras del Cuero, #3”, for Cello and Tape (Eduardo Flores Abad, composer); 27 Nov., 2001

CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERTS

Oza Cello Quartet Concert: (Cansu Baygun, cello; Pelin Azizoglu, cello; Nihan Bagdemir, cello), Bellapais, Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus; Jun., 2017

Chamber Music Concert: (Jerrold Rubenstein, violin; T. Alpay, piano), Izmir; 25 Apr., 2008

“Conservatory Concert Series” (Jerrold Rubenstein, violin, Heather Özaltun, piano), DEU State Conservatory; 24. Oct., 2007

Chamber Music Concert: Manisa, Turkey; 3 Jun., 2007

Brahms, Op. 51, No. 1; Schubert, “Death and the Maiden” (Kartal Akinci, violin; Hakan Şensoy, violin; Efdal Altun, viola), Izmir Cultural Center, Izmir; 17 May, 2004

Chamber Music Concert: (Gültekin Ulutaş, clarinet; Ibrahim Yazici, piano) Izmir Cultural Center, Izmir, Turkey; 15 May; 2004

“Baroque Night”: J. S. Bach Brandenburg Concertos No. 6, No. 3

Beethoven Op. 9, No. 3, Izmir Cultural Center, Izmir; 26 Feb., 2004

Beethoven, Brahms (clarinet cello, piano) DEÜ O. Barlas Hall; 23 Feb., 1998

Mendelssohn Octet, MSU School of Music Auditorium, E. Lansing, MI; May 31, 1992

D. Shostakovich, Piano Trio op. 67 (Ara Gregorian, violin; Sara Okamoto, piano) MSU School of Music Auditorium; 8 Jun. 1992

P. Hindemith Clarinet Quintet Op. 30 MSU School of Music Auditorium; 7 Jun. 1992

D. Shostakovich, Piano Trio op. 67 (Ara Gregorian, violin; Sara Okamoto, piano), Flint School of the Performing Arts, Flint, MI; 1 May, 1992

Dragonetti, Double Bass and Cello, MSU School of Music Auditorium; 18 Apr., 1992

Bach Suite No. 2 in B minor (Karen Kassover, flute) MSU School of Music Auditorium; 9 Apr., 1990

J. S. Bach, The Brandenburg Concertos, Alma College, Dunning Memorial Chapel, Alma MI; 14 Jan. 1990

Faculty Chamber Music Recital: Stravinsky l’Histoire du Soldat, A. Webern Six Bagatelles, J. Brahms C minor String Quartet, MSU Performing Arts Camp; 28 Jun., 1989

Brahms Trio Op. 114 for cello, clarinet and piano; 22 Feb., 1988

E. Chausson Concerto for Violin, Piano and String Quartet (W. Verdehr, violin; Ralph Votapek, piano and International String Quartet), Wharton Center, Lansing, MI; 25 Jan., 1988

Mozart D Major Flute Quartet, Bach Trio Sonata, E. Lansing MI, 20 Nov., 1987

Mozart, Schumann, Lankey (MSU International String Quartet) East Lansing, MI; 19 Nov., 1987

Schubert Trio No. 2 in C minor, Ravel Trio (I-Fu Wang, violin; Ray G. Riley, piano), East Lansing, MI; 4 Nov., 1987

Member of the Cassini Ensemble, Michigan, 1992 - 1993

CONCERTS CONDUCTED

Dokuz Eylul University Symphony Orchestra (Soloist: Melek Gokustun, violin): “From Baroque to Rast” Izmir, Turkey; 11 Oct., 2017

Dokuz Eylul University Symphony Orchestra (Soloist: Nil Kocamangil, cello): J. Haydn D Major Cello Concerto, Izmir, Turkey; 22 Mar., 2017

Dokuz Eylul University Symphony Orchestra: FIMU International Universities Music Festival, Belfort, France; 15 - 16 May, 2016

IV. PUBLICATIONS, SCIENTIFIC PROJECTS, ADVISING

PUBLICATIONS

Refereed Articles

Öztopalan, R. and İşgörür, Ü. “Suggested Bowing Techniques and their Reflections on Curricula in First-Year Cello Education at Fine Arts and Sports High Schools.” Journal of West Anatolian Education Sciences. Vol. 1, No. 1 (2010), 54-66.

Magazine Articles

Andante. 2011. What is to become of our music conservatories? Jul., No. 59.

Andante. 2010. The question of pre-tertiary conservatory education. Dec., No. 53.

Andante. 2009. Once again, I learned a lot in Mersin. Dec., No. 42.

Andante. 2009. Letters: In response to ‘No news from the missing’. Apr.-May, No. 39.

SCIENTIFIC PROJECTS

“An Evaluation Of The Effects Of Orff Method-Oriented Group Music Activities On Former Child And Adolescent Psychiatric Inpatients”. 2013-present.

Member of and contributor to this ongoing multidisciplinary project, which also consists of members of the DEU Faculty of Medicine Child Psychiatry and Music Education Departments. Applied for and received a $19,000 grant from the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TÜBİTAK).

“An Examination of the Demographic Characteristics of Academicians at Turkish State Conservatories and Private University Music Schools”. 2011-2013

Applied for and received a state grant in the amount of 6050 TL to conduct empirical research and publish the results in this study. Pending publication.

THESIS AND DISSERTATION ADVISING

DEU Faculty of Fine Arts, Department of Musicology:

PhD Theses

Ruken Öztopalan (“A Suggested Curriculum for First-Year Cello Study”). Adviser, 2005-2011.

Onur Topoğlu (“A Study of the Effects of Accompanied Excercises on the Intonation, Self-Regulation and Lesson Attitudes of Cello Students”). Adviser, 2007-2010.

Artists Diploma Theses

Melek Göküstün (“20th Century Violin Methods and the Place of Ivan Galamian”). Adviser, 2009-2012.

Nuriye Esra Kınıklı (“An Anaylsis of Stravinsky’s ‘Rite of Spring’ Using Tone Class Sets”). Adviser, 2001-2007.

Masters Theses

Heather Özaltun ("Studies in the Relationship between Music and Literature: Stravinsky’s ‘Divertimento Adviser, 2008-2010.

Seda Ayvazoğlu (“An Examination of the Choreographic, Staging and Musical Elements of S. Prokofiev’s Ballet, ‘Romeo and Juliet Adviser, 2004-2007.

Bahar Aydın (“An Examination of the Use of D. Popper’s Op. 73 Method in Cello Education”). Adviser, 2005-2006.

Onur Topoğlu (“The Importance of Accompanied Literature in String Instrument Education and Some Accompanied Warm-Up Exercises for Use Cello Study”). Adviser, 2005-2006.

Ruken Öztopalan (“The Development of Scale Methodology in Cello Education”). Adviser, 2003-2005.

V. EDUCATION

SCHOOLS ATTENDED

DOKUZ EYLUL UNIVERSITY FINE ARTS INSTITUTE, MUSIC DEPARTMENT

Artist Diploma in Cello Performance, (Equivalent to Doctorate) Feb. 2000

Thesis: “The Fundamental Stylistic Traits and Contemporary Interpretation Models for Cello Music in the Baroque, Classical and Impressionist Periods”

MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF MUSIC

DMA in Conducting, incomplete (1991)

MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF MUSIC

Master of Music, Dec. 1989 - 1991

MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF MUSIC

Visiting Scholar, Sep. 1987 – 1989

DOKUZ EYLUL UNIVERSITY STATE CONSERVATORY, IZMIR

Bachelor of Music, Sep. 1985

OTHER TEACHERS AND MASTERCLASSES ATTENDED

Harvey Shapiro, Juilliard School, private lessons (cello), 1992 – 1993

Owen Carman, private lessons (cello)

Joel Krosnick, Julliard School, Artist in Residence at MSU (cello)

Members of the Julliard Quartet Artists in Residence at MSU (chamber music)

Leon Gregorian (orchestra)

Robert Dan (chamber music)

VI. RECOGNITIONS

SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

Michigan State University School of Music Visiting Scholar Scholarship, 1987 – 1989

Michigan State University School of Music Scholarship, Award for Masters of Music, 1989 - 1991

Michigan State University School of Music Scholarship, Award for DMA in Orchestral Conducting, 1991 – 1993

1st Place Winner, Lucille Mehaffie Young Artists’ Auditions Performer in the Bach Festival Young Artists’ Concert, Kalamazoo, MI, Mar. 6, 1988

NEWSPAPER NOTICES

“The Turkish soloists received a standing ovation on their Beethoven Triple Performances in Brussels” Ender Duruel Brussels

Interview with Ayşegül Güneysu, Hürriyet Sarmaşik

“Ümit İşgörür opens the doors of classical music to young people” Interview with Burcu Ilgin, Hürriyet Sarmaşik

“The Film Music and Tango concert, played by Ümit İşgörür and his pianist, was standing room only” Mehmet Kurt Izmir DHA Nov. 8, 2005

“Academics played to a full house” Ibrahim Evrim, Ayral News Center

“They put extra chairs in the hallway when there were more people than expected: ‘Buy a ticket for DESO!’ said Ümit İşgörür”, Hürriyet Ege Izmir, DHA Apr. 14, 2005

“Ümit İşgörür’s style is sweet and cantabile”. Önder Kütahyali, Milliyet Sanat, Nov., 2005

“Surprise from DESO. Dokuz Eylül University Symphony Orchestra Artistic Director Ümit İşgörür says ‘We want to present audiences with something besides classical music without sacrificing quality’”, Feb. 4, 2005

“Ümit İşgörür moderates panel about the problems of music conservatories”, Önder Kütahyali, Cumhuriyet, Nov. 2, 2004

“DESO offers peace and friendship to Greek Island Patmos by performing Haendel’s Messiah”, Milliyet Ege, Sep. 9, 2004

“We will take classicak music throughout the country said Ümit İşgörür”, Ceren Candar, Akşam Yaşam, Feb. 17, 2004

“Concert season to start at Ephesus Antique Theater: ‘We're looking for a wild and crazy guy!’ said Ümit İşgörür”, Tümay Yazici, Radikal

“A breath of fresh air: Dokuz Eylül University Symphony Orchestra”, Andante

“‘It is not only Izmir’s grapes and figs but also its orchestras which need support’ said Ümit İşgörür”, Ayşegül Güneysu, Yeni Asir

TELEVISION APPEARANCES

Guest Speaker, NTV Program; Istanbul, Aug. 2007

City and Life, TRT 2006

City and Life, TRT 2005

Art Agenda, Sky TV 2005

Art Agenda, Sky TV 2004

Art Agenda, Sky TV 2004

Art Agenda, Sky TV 2004

Many solo performances were recorded and broadcast by Turkish Radio and Television (TRT)

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