Una Serata Sbagliata
by selen gülün
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Una Serata Sbagliata is a composition of Italian composer and saxophonist Marcello Allulli. Longtime friendship of Allulli and Turkish composer, pianist and singer Selen Gülün led the musicians come together and record this lyrical ballad tune in a studio at Rome, 2017. Emphasize this multicultural collaboration Selen Gülün wrote an additional Turkish lyrics for the end of this beautiful song and sang during the recording.
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released September 22, 2023
Marcello Allulli, tenor sax
Selen Gulun vocal, piano
Recorded Live at the studio Rome, Giuseppe Nuccia (Nuccia)
Turkish vocals recorded by Halil Ibrahim Isik, Keyboard Istanbul
Mixed by Halil Ibrahim Isik
Mastered by Erim Arkman
Cover photo by Zeynep Özkanca
Marcello Allulli, tenor sax
Selen Gulun vocal, piano
Recorded Live at the studio Rome, Giuseppe Nuccia (Nuccia)
Turkish vocals recorded by Halil Ibrahim Isik, Keyboard Istanbul
Mixed by Halil Ibrahim Isik
Mastered by Erim Arkman
Cover photo by Zeynep Özkanca
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selen gülün Istanbul, Turkey
“Gülün’s music is by turns distant and immediate – often in the span of a single track.”
–Downbeat
“In her style, influences from classical and contemporary music rife: pointillism, impressionism, low
pitches, clusters, modal, atonal ... rich and vibrant, full of different colors and dynamics. –all.about.jazz
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