Jazz bij PA: Catch of the day - Korhan Futacı quartet - Podium Azijnfabriek Den Bosch

Als de lippen van Korhan Futacı het mondstuk van zijn saxofoon aanraken begint het ritueel. Tijdens het concert word je meegenomen door het landschap van de alternatieve Turkse muziek. Van de chaos van Istanbul tot een onbekend terein. Een plek gevuld met leefdigheid maar ook duisternis; een combinatie van typisch Turkse muziek en improvastie! Met zijn gloednieuwe, volledige Turkse, quartet zal Kohran je meenemen door een muzikaal avontuur voorbij de sterren. Korhan Futacı heeft op veel plekken opgetreden. Als deel van de jazz groep ‘Konstrukt’ heeft hij al op Roskilde, Jazzfest Saalfelden en A’larme festival gestaan. Met zijn artistieke uitdrukking heeft hij in allemaal genres met een diverse groep mensen. Denk aan iconen zoals Peter Brötzmann, Marshall Allen, Thruston Moore, Ken Vandermark en William Parker. Korhan Futaci – saxophones, vocals, fx Baris Erturk – baritone sax Esat Ekincioglu – bass Erdem Göymen – drums Bestel hier je tickets voor € 27,50! * * Exclusief servicekosten Zaal open 20:00 Aanvang concert 20:30 Verwachtte eindtijd 22:45 Drankje mee in de zaal? Dat kan en mag zeker! “Turkish saxophone revolutionary Korhan Futaci and his quartet delivered a captivating performance, blending highly percussive, oriental free jazz with their unique sound.” Süddeutsche Zeitung (about Burghausen Jazzwoche 2026) “Korhan Futacı and his band from Istanbul played as if the city itself flowed through their veins. Their music drove and screamed, with ripping saxes, rousing bass and drums that made the blood beat faster.” JazzRadar (about Jazzahead Showcase) “a succession of free improvisations and heartbreaking moments of improvised dialogue between the two saxophonists, during which the Anatolian melodies were imbued with psychedelia and lyricism.” Sa Scena, IT (about Isole Che Parlano Fest 12.09.25) “They digest the lessons of 1960s free jazz and brings them to the territories of traditional Anatolian music with an extreme freedom that blurs the very divide between the legacy of the historical avant-garde and the new breath of the Mediterranean avant-garde.” Paolo Angeli (about Isole Che Parlano Fest 12.09.25) “They really played one of those concerts that move the listener out of the space, time and state of consciousness…something radically new is happening here.” Jazz in RS (about Garana Jazz Fest 2025)    “Korhan Futacı (Turkey), the protagonist of the last concert of the second evening, was the great revelation of the festival.” Dilema, RO (about Garana Jazz Fest 2025)  Als de lippen van Korhan Futacı het mondstuk van zijn saxofoon aanraken begint het ritueel. Tijdens het concert word je meegenomen door het landschap van de alternatieve Turkse muziek. Van de chaos van Istanbul tot een onbekend terein. Een plek gevuld met leefdigheid maar ook duisternis; een combinatie van typisch Turkse muziek en improvastie! Met zijn gloednieuwe, volledige Turkse, quartet zal Kohran je meenemen door een muzikaal avontuur voorbij de sterren. Korhan Futacı heeft op veel plekken opgetreden. Als deel van de jazz groep ‘Konstrukt’ heeft hij al op Roskilde, Jazzfest Saalfelden en A’larme festival gestaan. Met zijn artistieke uitdrukking heeft hij in allemaal genres met een diverse groep mensen. Denk aan iconen zoals Peter Brötzmann, Marshall Allen, Thruston Moore, Ken Vandermark en William Parker. Korhan Futaci – saxophones, vocals, fx Baris Erturk – baritone sax Esat Ekincioglu – bass Erdem Göymen – drums Bestel hier je tickets voor € 27,50! * * Exclusief servicekosten Zaal open 20:00 Aanvang concert 20:30 Verwachtte eindtijd 22:45 Drankje mee in de zaal? Dat kan en mag zeker! “Turkish saxophone revolutionary Korhan Futaci and his quartet delivered a captivating performance, blending highly percussive, oriental free jazz with their unique sound.” Süddeutsche Zeitung (about Burghausen Jazzwoche 2026) “Korhan Futacı and his band from Istanbul played as if the city itself flowed through their veins. Their music drove and screamed, with ripping saxes, rousing bass and drums that made the blood beat faster.” JazzRadar (about Jazzahead Showcase) “a succession of free improvisations and heartbreaking moments of improvised dialogue between the two saxophonists, during which the Anatolian melodies were imbued with psychedelia and lyricism.” Sa Scena, IT (about Isole Che Parlano Fest 12.09.25) “They digest the lessons of 1960s free jazz and brings them to the territories of traditional Anatolian music with an extreme freedom that blurs the very divide between the legacy of the historical avant-garde and the new breath of the Mediterranean avant-garde.” Paolo Angeli (about Isole Che Parlano Fest 12.09.25) “They really played one of those concerts that move the listener out of the space, time and state of consciousness…something radically new is happening here.” Jazz in RS (about Garana Jazz Fest 2025)    “Korhan Futacı (Turkey), the protagonist of the last concert of the second evening, was the great revelation of the festival.” Dilema, RO (about Garana Jazz Fest 2025)  Als de lippen van Korhan Futacı het mondstuk van zijn saxofoon aanraken begint het ritueel. Tijdens het concert word je meegenomen door het landschap van de alternatieve Turkse muziek. Van de chaos van Istanbul tot een onbekend terein. Een plek gevuld met leefdigheid maar ook duisternis; een combinatie van typisch Turkse muziek en improvastie! Met zijn gloednieuwe, volledige Turkse, quartet zal Kohran je meenemen door een muzikaal avontuur voorbij de sterren. Korhan Futacı heeft op veel plekken opgetreden. Als deel van de jazz groep ‘Konstrukt’ heeft hij al op Roskilde, Jazzfest Saalfelden en A’larme festival gestaan. Met zijn artistieke uitdrukking heeft hij in allemaal genres met een diverse groep mensen. Denk aan iconen zoals Peter Brötzmann, Marshall Allen, Thruston Moore, Ken Vandermark en William Parker. Korhan Futaci – saxophones, vocals, fx Baris Erturk – baritone sax Esat Ekincioglu – bass Erdem Göymen – drums Korhan Futacı heeft op veel plekken opgetreden. Als deel van de jazz groep ‘Konstrukt’ heeft hij al op Roskilde, Jazzfest Saalfelden en A’larme festival gestaan. Met zijn artistieke uitdrukking heeft hij in allemaal genres met een diverse groep mensen. Denk aan iconen zoals Peter Brötzmann, Marshall Allen, Thruston Moore, Ken Vandermark en William Parker. Korhan Futaci – saxophones, vocals, fx Baris Erturk – baritone sax Esat Ekincioglu – bass Erdem Göymen – drums Bestel hier je tickets voor € 27,50! * * Exclusief servicekosten Bestel hier je tickets voor € 27,50! * Zaal open 20:00 Aanvang concert 20:30 Verwachtte eindtijd 22:45 Drankje mee in de zaal? Dat kan en mag zeker! “Turkish saxophone revolutionary Korhan Futaci and his quartet delivered a captivating performance, blending highly percussive, oriental free jazz with their unique sound.” Süddeutsche Zeitung (about Burghausen Jazzwoche 2026) “Turkish saxophone revolutionary Korhan Futaci and his quartet delivered a captivating performance, blending highly percussive, oriental free jazz with their unique sound.” Süddeutsche Zeitung (about Burghausen Jazzwoche 2026) “Turkish saxophone revolutionary Korhan Futaci and his quartet delivered a captivating performance, blending highly percussive, oriental free jazz with their unique sound.”  Süddeutsche Zeitung (about Burghausen Jazzwoche 2026) “Korhan Futacı and his band from Istanbul played as if the city itself flowed through their veins. Their music drove and screamed, with ripping saxes, rousing bass and drums that made the blood beat faster.” JazzRadar (about Jazzahead Showcase) “a succession of free improvisations and heartbreaking moments of improvised dialogue between the two saxophonists, during which the Anatolian melodies were imbued with psychedelia and lyricism.” Sa Scena, IT (about Isole Che Parlano Fest 12.09.25) “They digest the lessons of 1960s free jazz and brings them to the territories of traditional Anatolian music with an extreme freedom that blurs the very divide between the legacy of the historical avant-garde and the new breath of the Mediterranean avant-garde.” Paolo Angeli (about Isole Che Parlano Fest 12.09.25) “They really played one of those concerts that move the listener out of the space, time and state of consciousness…something radically new is happening here.” Jazz in RS (about Garana Jazz Fest 2025)    “Korhan Futacı (Turkey), the protagonist of the last concert of the second evening, was the great revelation of the festival.” Dilema, RO (about Garana Jazz Fest 2025)  “Korhan Futacı and his band from Istanbul played as if the city itself flowed through their veins. Their music drove and screamed, with ripping saxes, rousing bass and drums that made the blood beat faster.” JazzRadar (about Jazzahead Showcase) “Korhan Futacı and his band from Istanbul played as if the city itself flowed through their veins. Their music drove and screamed, with ripping saxes, rousing bass and drums that made the blood beat faster.” JazzRadar “a succession of free improvisations and heartbreaking moments of improvised dialogue between the two saxophonists, during which the Anatolian melodies were imbued with psychedelia and lyricism.” Sa Scena, IT (about Isole Che Parlano Fest 12.09.25) “They digest the lessons of 1960s free jazz and brings them to the territories of traditional Anatolian music with an extreme freedom that blurs the very divide between the legacy of the historical avant-garde and the new breath of the Mediterranean avant-garde.” Paolo Angeli (about Isole Che Parlano Fest 12.09.25) “a succession of free improvisations and heartbreaking moments of improvised dialogue between the two saxophonists, during which the Anatolian melodies were imbued with psychedelia and lyricism.” Sa Scena, IT (about Isole Che Parlano Fest 12.09.25) “They digest the lessons of 1960s free jazz and brings them to the territories of traditional Anatolian music with an extreme freedom that blurs the very divide between the legacy of the historical avant-garde and the new breath of the Mediterranean avant-garde.” Paolo Angeli (about Isole Che Parlano Fest 12.09.25) “a succession of free improvisations and heartbreaking moments of improvised dialogue between the two saxophonists, during which the Anatolian melodies were imbued with psychedelia and lyricism.” Sa Scena, IT (about Isole Che Parlano Fest 12.09.25) “a succession of free improvisations and heartbreaking moments of improvised dialogue between the two saxophonists, during which the Anatolian melodies were imbued with psychedelia and lyricism.” Sa Scena, IT  “They digest the lessons of 1960s free jazz and brings them to the territories of traditional Anatolian music with an extreme freedom that blurs the very divide between the legacy of the historical avant-garde and the new breath of the Mediterranean avant-garde.” Paolo Angeli (about Isole Che Parlano Fest 12.09.25) “They digest the lessons of 1960s free jazz and brings them to the territories of traditional Anatolian music with an extreme freedom that blurs the very divide between the legacy of the historical avant-garde and the new breath of the Mediterranean avant-garde.”  Paolo Angeli  “They really played one of those concerts that move the listener out of the space, time and state of consciousness…something radically new is happening here.” Jazz in RS (about Garana Jazz Fest 2025)    “Korhan Futacı (Turkey), the protagonist of the last concert of the second evening, was the great revelation of the festival.” Dilema, RO (about Garana Jazz Fest 2025)  “They really played one of those concerts that move the listener out of the space, time and state of consciousness…something radically new is happening here.” Jazz in RS (about Garana Jazz Fest 2025)  “They really played one of those concerts that move the listener out of the space, time and state of consciousness…something radically new is happening here.” Jazz in RS (about Garana Jazz Fest 2025)  Jazz in RS (about Garana Jazz Fest 2025)        “Korhan Futacı (Turkey), the protagonist of the last concert of the second evening, was the great revelation of the festival.” Dilema, RO (about Garana Jazz Fest 2025)  “Korhan Futacı (Turkey), the protagonist of the last concert of the second evening, was the great revelation of the festival.” Dilema, RO (about Garana Jazz Fest 2025)  “Korhan Futacı (Turkey), the protagonist of the last concert of the second evening, was the great revelation of the festival.” Dilema, RO (about Garana Jazz Fest 2025)  “Korhan Futacı (Turkey), the protagonist of the last concert of the second evening, was the great revelation of the festival.” Dilema, RO  Dilema, RO  (about Garana Jazz Fest 2025)  (about Garana Jazz Fest 2025)