A Night to Soothe the Longing for Home in New York!
The longing for homeland will be satisfied with songs in New York! Soso Kardeşler, Saver Yılmaz, and Direncan Gündeş will meet on the same stage in Long Island on November 7. In a night filled with beloved melodies of Anatolia, folk songs and duduk tunes, a live orchestra and folk dances, expatriates are invited to an unforgettable musical feast.
In the United States, the well‑known team of Soso Kardeşler, Saver Yılmaz, and Direncan Gündeş, who organize entertainment and events for the Turkish community, is preparing to meet music lovers in New York. On Saturday, November 7, the Turkish Folk Night to be held at ADA Mediterranean Cuisine Grill in Long Island will bring together beloved melodies from Anatolia, traditional instruments, and a live orchestra performance.
Anatolian Melodies Will Resonate in Long Island
Soso Kardeşler, who keep Turkish music alive in the United States, continue their autumn lineup with a special evening to be held in New York. ADA Mediterranean Cuisine Grill, located in the Middle Island area of Long Island, will host the Turkish Folk Night on Saturday, November 7.
The event, starting at 9:00 p.m., will feature Soso Kardeşler, Saver Yılmaz, and Direncan Gündeş on stage. With performances on the mey and duduk, Saver Yılmaz will bring traditional Anatolian melodies to music lovers, while Direncan Gündeş will add color to the evening with his powerful voice and folk‑song interpretations. Soso Kardeşler will prepare to give participants unforgettable moments with their traditional Turkish music and energetic halay repertoire.
On the evening when pianist Zafer Çakadur accompanies the musical performance, folk songs from various regions of Anatolia will be sung.
Soso Kardeşler and Saver Yılmaz, on stages in the United States from 2015 to the present
Since 2015, Soso Kardeşler and Saver Yılmaz, who have been professionally making music in the United States, perform on stage at a wide range of events, from weddings and hen nights to engagements and special celebrations.
The duo, which meets the Turkish community in various states from Connecticut to California, is known especially for their drum‑zurna performances, halay dances, and repertoire of traditional Turkish music.
Recently expanding their stage programs with Turkish Song and Halay Nights, Soso Kardeşler and Saver Yılmaz continue to bring together Turks living in the United States around Anatolian melodies through music events featuring various artists.
Three Names Will Meet on the Same Stage
One of the striking details of the evening to be held in New York is that Soso Kardeşler, Saver Yılmaz and Direncan Gündeş will share the same stage.
In the event where traditional instruments will meet a live orchestra, a wide repertoire ranging from folk songs of various Anatolian regions to energetic halay tunes will be presented.
In the program prepared especially for expatriates longing for their homeland, participants will have the opportunity to accompany beloved folk songs and also enjoy themselves with the rhythms of traditional Turkish music.
Live Music and Turkish Cuisine Together
At the night to be held at ADA Mediterranean Cuisine Grill, music lovers will have the chance to taste the flavors of Turkish cuisine while listening to Anatolian melodies accompanied by a live orchestra.
A special menu priced at $100 per person will be offered for the event. As tax and tip are not included, participants can enjoy a pleasant evening with music and food.
The event, which will start at 9:00 PM on Saturday, November 7, will take place at ADA Mediterranean Cuisine Grill located at 175 Middle Country Road, Middle Island, New York 11953.
Those wishing to join the night can make reservations by calling 631‑345‑3973.
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