It will be held as a festival where the traditional woodwind instruments of the participating countries will be introduced, to see what materials are made with the narration of the master and live performances of the musicians who use that instrument best.
Attaching Importance to Traditional Culture and Art;
Our Country's Culture and Art Community, Visual and Audio Media, Magazines and Newspapers, National and International Wind Instrument Education Conservatory Students, Artists, Artistic Associations, Foundations and Art Schools
We expect the participation of all people who are interested in the subject.
Afganistan
Tula
Germany
Block Flute
Austria
Fagot
Australia
Didgeridoo
Azerbaijan
Balaban
South Africa
Saxophone
South Africa
Vuvuzela
Georgia
Salamuri
India
Bansuri
Japan
Shakuhachi
Montenegro
Clarinet
Kazakhstan
Mouth-harp
Hungary
Taragota
Russian Federation (Altay)
Topşuur
Russian Federation (Hakas)
Ihh
Russian Federation (Hakas)
Hobirah
Russian F. (Başkurt)
Kuray
Slovakia
Fujara
Turkey
Bagpipes
Turkey
Sipsi
Turkey
Zurna
Turkey
Reed Flute
Turkey
Shepherd's Pipe