Baraná Quintet

Baraná Quintet balances refreshingly between Turkish tradition and free improvisation. The warm voice of Behsat Üvez, the dynamic modal improvisations of clarinettist Steven Kamperman and the orchestral accordeon sounds of Bart Lelivelt capture the ear. Together with the alert bass playing of Meinrad Kneer and the intense drumming of Sebastian Demydczuk, the band creates a whirl wind that freely blows through all boxes. ‘Astonishing fireworks’, judged reviewer Saskia Törnqvist.

Sen Ben, composition Steven Kamperman & Behsat Üvez, CD Şarap

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Ücüncü Bardak, composition Steven Kamperman & Behsat Üvez, CD Şarap

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Steven Kamperman: alto clarinet, soprano saxophone • Behsat Üvez: vocals, bağlama (saz) • Bart Lelivelt (accordeon) • Meinrad Kneer (bass) • Sebastian Demydczuk (drums)

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City Maps review Trouw

City Maps "Clarinet player and composer Steven Kamperman is an adventurer who never loses track. His music often departs from a clear starting point, but that surely doesn't mean that the road and the final destination are already familiar territory. City Maps perfectly fits that approach, and once again, it is 'spot on'. De busy city, the multicultural city, the enigmatic city: Kamperman brings everything to life with his (almost) drumless quartet. And what a good idea, leaving out the drums; it adds breathing space to the music!" - Trouw, Mischa Andriessen
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