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Stjepan Hauser kimdir, nereli, ka&#; yaşında? Tarkan'ın 'Şımarık' şarkısı ile dikkat &#;ekti

Haberin Devamı

Stjepan Hauser 15 Haziran tarihinde Yugoslavya sınırları içerisinde dünyaya gelmiştir. Hauser , Hırvatistan'ın Pula kentinde müzik eğitimine başladığı müzikal bir ailede doğdu. Hauser ortaokulu Rijeka'da bitirdi . Zagreb'de okudu ancak lisans eğitimini Natalia Pavlutskaya ile Londra Trinity College of Music'te (şimdi Trinity Laban ) tamamladı. Lisansüstü eğitimini Manchester'da RNCM'de Dorothy Stone Scholar olarak Ralph Kirshbaum ve ABD'de Bernard Greenhouse ile tamamladı.

Hauser, Wigmore Hall , Royal Albert Hall , Amsterdam Concertgebouw , Southbank Center ve çok daha fazlasında yer alan ilkler dahil olmak üzere 40'tan fazla ülkede sahne aldı.

Ekim 'da, Hauser merhum Mstislav Rostropovich için Floransa'daki Palazzo Vecchio'daki galada sahne almak üzere seçildi. Bu görünümün ardından Stjepan, Avrupa'da çok sayıda festivale davet edildi.  Uluslararası Hollanda Müzik Sessions'ta, kıtanın dört bir yanındaki prestijli konser mekanlarında genç sanatçıları sunan "New Masters on Tour" konser serisine katılmak üzere seçildi.

Haberin Devamı

Aralık 'de Hauser, Mstislav Rostropovich'e adanmış bir Gala Anma Konserinde Metropolitan Sinfonia ile Kol Nidre'yi çaldı. Daha sonra, Hauser, besteci tarafından özellikle kendisi için yazılan İngiliz besteci Christopher Ball'un Çello için İlk Konçertosu kaydı da dahil olmak üzere solo sanatçı olarak performans sergilemeye ve kayıt yapmaya devam etti.  yılında konçertonun ilk canlı performansında kaydedilen Christopher Ball: Music for Cello albümünde, piyanoda eski Greenwich Trio üyesi Yoko Misumi yer alıyor.

11 Haziran 'da Hauser, Haziran 'e kadar milyondan fazla izlenmeye ulaşan kanalını YouTube'da başlattı.  Ocak 'de Hauser, arkadaşı ve çellist arkadaşı Luka Šulić ile birlikte Michael Jackson'ın bir cover'ını seslendirdi. Sadece çelloda çalınan “ Smooth Criminal ”. Sadece birkaç gün içinde müzik videosu YouTube'da sansasyon yarattı.

Londra Senfoni Orkestrası ile birlikte çaldığı Hauser Classic albümü 7 Şubat 'de yayınlandı. Albümün yapımcılığını Nick Patrick üstlendi.

Tarkan (singer)

Turkish singer-songwriter

Tarkan Tevetoğlu (Turkish pronunciation:&#;[taɾˈkan teveˈtoːɫu]; born 17 October ) is a Turkish singer-songwriter. Since the early s, with the successful sales of his albums, he has been a prominent figure of pop music, recognized in Turkey and worldwide.

Tarkan was born and raised in Alzey, Rhineland-Palatinate. In , he moved to Turkey together with his family. Tarkan, who had been interested in music since his childhood, went to high school at Karamürsel and took music lessons. In the following years, he met the owner of İstanbul Plak, Mehmet Söğütoğlu, and signed a contract to release his own album.

Tarkan released his first album Yine Sensiz in late with "Kıl Oldum" being chosen as its lead single. His second and third albums, Aacayipsin and Ölürüm Sana, were released in and respectively. The song "Şımarık" from Ölürüm Sana became popular in a number of countries. In , he signed a new contract with Universal Music Group. In , his compilation album, Tarkan, received platinum and gold certifications in several countries. In , he made music videos for the songs "Kuzu Kuzu, "Hüp" and "Verme" from his fourth studio album Karma. Two years later, extended play Dudu performed well on the sales charts, and in with the release of his first English album, Come Closer, he became known in Europe. "Bounce" and "Start the Fire" were the lead singles of this album. The lyrics of the songs included in the album Metamorfoz were praised by the Turkish Language Association. In , his seventh studio album, Adımı Kalbine Yaz, became the best-selling album of the year in Turkey. In , his ninth album, Ahde Vefa, which has a Classical Turkish theme, was released.

Alongside his music career, Tarkan has taken part in numerous social projects and is known as "Megastar" and "Prince of the Bosporus" in the press.[1] One of few European singers who has managed to span chart success without singing in English, he is also noted for his live stage performances. Tarkan's effect on Turkey has been compared by the Washington Post to that of Elvis Presley in the US around and Atlantic Records's co-founder Ahmet Ertegun described him as one of the best live performers he had ever seen.[2] He has also been listed by Rhapsody as a key artist in the history of European pop music, with his signature song "Şımarık" as a keystone track that moved the genre forward.[3] His albums have sold over 15 million copies.[4] Throughout his career, he has won four Turkey Music Awards, six Golden Butterfly Awards and one World Music Award and has received various nominations.

Early life[edit]

Tarkan Tevetoğlu was born on 17 October in Alzey, West Germany, to Neşe and Ali Tevetoğlu.[5] His mother named him after the comic book character Tarkan.[5] The name Tarkan is said to originate from an ancient Turkic king or title, meaning bold and strong.[6] Tarkan's interest in music began in childhood.[7] Tarkan and his five siblings moved to Turkey in with their parents settled in Karamürsel, Kocaeli.[5] After his father's death, his mother married an architect, Seyhun Kahraman.[8] Tarkan has three step-siblings named Adnan, Gülay and Nuray, from his mother's first marriage, and a brother, Hakan, and a younger sister, Handan, from her marriage to his father.[9]

Tarkan started his high school there and took Turkish Art and Music lessons at the Karamürsel Advanced Music Association.[10] After his family moved to Istanbul, he continued his music studies at the Uskudar Music Society and started performing at various venues.[7][10] After finishing high school, he made plans to move to Germany for higher education and meanwhile he signed a contract with İstanbul Plak's owner Mehmet Söğütoğlu to release his first album.[5][7]

Career[edit]

– Yine Sensiz, Aacayipsin and Ölürüm Sana[edit]

Tarkan's first album, Yine Sensiz, was released on cassettes by İstanbul Plak on 26 December [11] He wrote the lyrics for three of the album's songs, and composed three other songs himself and chose "Kıl Oldum" to be its lead single. On 18 June , three new versions of the album were released on CD. Alongside "Kıl Oldum", he made music videos for the songs "Kimdi", "Gelip de Halimi Gördün mü?", "Vazgeçemem" and "Çok Ararsın Beni". The album sold , copies in total.[12] Wrote one critic: "It happened maybe for the first time in the world of [Turkish] music, that "slang" words were used in songs and the brave young man began to draw attention as much with his songs as with his green eyes."[9]

In May , his second studio album Aacayipsin was released in Turkey; it was subsequently released in Germany and Russia in and respectively.[13] Artists Sezen Aksu, Ümit Sayın, Ozan Çolakoğlu and Yıldız Tilbe were among those who were featured on the album. Tarkan wrote the lyrics for four songs, three of which were also composed by him; "Hepsi Senin mi?", "Unutmamalı", "Gül Döktüm Yollarına", "Kış Güneşi", "Şeytan Azapta", "Dön Bebeğim" and "Bekle" were the songs that got separate music videos. Aacayipsin sold two and a half million copies and earned Tarkan the "Best Male Pop Music Artist" award at the Turkey Music Awards.[14][15] The song "Hepsi Senin mi?" was also awarded with the "Best Lyrics", "Best Composition" and "Best Song" awards.[15]

In , he experienced a dip in his celebrity status after he made a gaffe during an interview on a live broadcast marking the anniversary of the private Turkish TV channel ATV. When asked how he was on live television, his response was "Çişim var, ağabey." ("I've gotta pee, man.") He was publicly criticised for the comment and only after performing traditional songs on another TV special did he endear himself again to the nation.[2] In part to remove himself from media scrutiny, Tarkan moved to New York in to learn English and complete his education at Baruch College.[16] During this period he filmed a video to another song from his second album, "Dön Bebeğim", in New York. Again Tarkan stripped for this project, but this time he was sharing a bed with a female American model for the slow love song. While in the United States, he met the Turkish founder of Atlantic Records, Ahmet Ertegun.[17] Tarkan has described Ertegun as his mentor in music and business.[18] Ertegun, who died in December , had long been preparing Tarkan for an American career.[2]

In , Tarkan found his own production company Hitt Müzik and in the same year he released his third studio album Ölürüm Sana, which sold three and a half million copies.[14][19] Tarkan himself did the songwriting and composition for many of the songs on this album. "Şımarık", "İkimizin Yerine", "Salına Salına Sinsice", "Ölürüm Sana" and "Kır Zincirlerini" were the songs for which music videos were made. "Şımarık" became a hit in many countries; ranking third in France, the Netherlands, Sweden and Switzerland; second in Norway; and first in Belgium; it also ranked 26th on Billboard list of Latin Pop Songs.[20][21] The song was later performed by many other artists. The song "Kır Zincirleri" also made it into Germany, Belgium and France's music charts.[22] A copyright dispute erupted between Tarkan and Aksu over the track "Şımarık", which ultimately blocked the singer's chance to release an English-language version of the song. The music was initially credited as composed by Aksu, Tarkan and Çolakoğlu, but Tarkan later admitted in a interview that this had been done without Aksu's consent, and that Aksu was the true copyright owner. This dispute ended their successful musical partnership and friendship.[23]

In , Tarkan signed a contract with Universal Music Group.[4] In the same year, his compilation album Tarkan was released in a number of countries including France, Argentina, Russia and the Netherlands, and it also contained his signature songs from his previous albums.[24]Tarkan sold one and a half million copies worldwide earning the singer a platinum certification from Mexico, and gold certifications from Germany, Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Sweden, Colombia and Luxembourg.[4] In , Tarkan, who already had high sales figures around the world, was honored at the World Music Awards as the Best-Selling Turkish Artist.[25] As the first artist of Turkish origin to sell , albums in France, in an interview for CNN he said: "It feels wild, you know, because in the beginning I never thought it was going to really happen. It's all in Turkish, you know, and nobody understands a word. But I think it's a groove. It's the kisses that are universal."[18]

His entry into the European musical consciousness started a Turkish pop boom in Germany and Turkey in the s, with his European successes signalling that the musical borders between Turkey and Europe, more specifically Germany, were dissolving.[26] Because of his success, he became the prime example of a Turkish pop performer with an audience outside Turkey.[26] His erotic persona was enhanced when the artist posed naked and semi-naked for the most popular Turkish magazines of the period.[27]

– Karma, Dudu and Come Closer[edit]

Tarkan released the lead single of his fourth studio album "Kuzu Kuzu" in May , which sold , copies on cassettes and , copies in CD format.[28] Three months later, in July his fourth studio album Karma was released.[29] Tarkan wrote and composed six of the songs, and Nazan Öncel, Mete Özgencil and Mazhar Alanson helped in its preparing.[29] The album Karma sold one and a half million copies.[14] Although Karma was not released worldwide, it was distributed in large shipments to Russia, where he had become the largest-selling non-Russian pop star. A million copies shipped to other areas of Europe, including Denmark.[2] "Hüp" and "Verme", became the album's other songs to get music videos, and the clip for "Hüp" was subject to various negative criticisms.[30][31] When the video, directed by Ferzan Özpetek, was released, the Turkish Radio and Television Supreme Council considered banning it from television broadcast, as some viewers complained that the scene in which Tarkan kisses actress Sinemis Candemir was too "explicit" and "pornographic". The case was reported through Europe by the BBC.[32] At the Golden Butterfly Awards, "Hüp" was awarded with the "Best Video Clip" award; and Tarkan himself received the "Best Male Turkish Pop Music Soloist" award in addition to an honorary award.[33] Tarkan's so-called Karma-era style projected an image totally different from his earlier persona in respect to both music and looks.[27] His appearance – tight trousers, loose, unbuttoned shirts or tight T-shirts – and his new hairdo set a trend among young Turkish men, who started to copy his looks.[34] According to hairdressers, his Kuzu Kuzu hairstyle was the most frequently requested style in the salons of Turkey.[35] During this time he met Michael Lang, co-organiser of the Woodstock Festival, who became his international manager. According to Lang, Tarkan is a great singer and his performance is great.[36]

In researcher Dr. N Aysun Yüksel published a book titled Tarkan – Yıldız Olgusu (Tarkan – Anatomy of a Star), which was withdrawn from bookshelves by a court order after Tarkan's lawyer Süheyl Atay sued the writer. According to the court's decision the book published personal information and copyrighted photos of the artist, and violated his good reputation.[37] In , Tarkan released two new singles "Özgürlük İçimizde" and "Bir Oluruz Yolunda"; modifications in the song "Bir Oluruz Yolunda" were made for the Turkish national football team's entry to the FIFA World Cup.[38]

Tarkan's EP album Dudu was produced by Ozan Çolakoğlu and released in summer in Turkey, Ukraine, Russia and Japan.[39] It was the first album of its kind to sell over a million copies in Turkey, while the title track won Tarkan a "Song of the Year Award" in Russia.[40] Although musically a continuation from Karma, in terms of image Dudu presented different visuals from the – period. Sexuality became secondary in terms of fashion and concerts were toned down to become intimate affairs.[41] The new image portrayed a more laid back Tarkan sporting shorter hair and wearing less glamorous designs. It was a declaration that glitz and sex were no longer a necessary tool to sell his works. Indicating his desire to show different sides of his personality, he said of his new look: "It's not important how sexy I look or whether I dance sexy".[27] "Dudu", "Sorma Kalbim", "Gülümse Kaderine" and "Uzun İnce Bir Yoldayım", were the song from the EP that were made into music videos. The album sold one million copies.[14] In , Tarkan was chosen as the "Best Male Pop Music Artist" at the Turkey Music Awards.[42]

In , Tarkan released the single "Ayrılık Zor" followed by "Bounce" in , which was sold in Europe as well.[43] In April , after a long period of preparations, he released his English studio album Come Closer on 7 April. It included 15 songs in total. The plans for Come Closer had begun in , when media mogul Ahmet Ertegun encouraged Tarkan to break into the international market.[2] The album, ranked 18th on Germany's music charts, 43rd on Switzerland's charts, 50th on Austria's charts; and sold , copies in Turkey.[44][45] A Turkish music pirate, well before the official release, leaked four stolen demo recordings from the debut English album onto the internet. Thousands of copies were downloaded illegally before the album's official release. The leaked songs garnered considerable airplay in dance clubs in Turkey before Tarkan's management took legal action against DJ's playing them.[46]

– Metamorfoz and Adımı Kalbine Yaz[edit]

On 23 December , Tarkan's sixth studio album Metamorfoz was released.[47] Tarkan wrote all of the songs of this album, and composed seven of them. For the Turkish idioms and proverbs widely used in the lyrics, he was praised by the Turkish Language Association, showing in the association's view a good example to Turkish youth in preserving the culture of the Turkish language.[48][49] The critical response to Metamorfoz was lukewarm. Most music critics found the album musically lacking in comparison with Tarkan's earlier albums. Ecevit Kılıç, columnist for Sabah newspaper, hailed Tarkan on his return and called him the "Orhan Pamuk of music", saying that Tarkan, just like Nobel award recipient Pamuk, always does everything his own way, despite all the attacks he has received from the press.[50] The album sold , copies and the songs "Vay Anam Vay", "Pare Pare", "Arada Bir" and "Dilli Düdük" were made into music videos.[51] Tarkan received gold and diamond certifications from MÜ-YAP in and respectively.[52][53] In , the remixed versions of the songs from Metamorfoz were released in two CDs under the title Metamorfoz Remixes.[54] Dutch DJ Tiësto served as the remix album's producer.[54] In the same year, the singer released the song "Uyan", which he prepared to support Doğa Derneği (Nature Society).[55]

In July , Tarkan's seventh studio album Adımı Kalbine Yaz was released and sold , copies.[56][57] The song "Sevdanın Son Vuruşu", which was released before the album, won the "Best Song", "Best Composition", and "Best Lyrics" award at the Turkey Music Awards; the album itself was chosen as the Best Album.[58] The songs "Öp", "Acımayacak", "Kayıp" and "Adımı Kalbine Yaz" were turned into music videos, and "Öp" won the "Best Video Clip" award at the Turkey Music Awards.[58] According to a survey conducted in , Tarkan was the most searched artist on Google in Turkey.[59]

In , Tarkan recorded the song "Aşk Gitti Bizden" for Ozan Çolakoğlu's debut album 01.[60] In the early months of , he started working on his new album.[61] In June , he was featured on the album Aysel'in, in tribute to Aysel Gürel, and performed the song "Firuze". In August , he recorded and performed the song "Hop De" for İskender Paydaş's album Zamansız Şarkılar 2.[62] On 22 August , he became the first Turkish singer to perform at the closing concert of Monte Carlo Sporting Summer Festival on its fortieth anniversary.[63]

–present: Ahde Vefa and 10[edit]

On 11 March , Tarkan's ninth studio album Ahde Vefa was released. It was produced by Hitt Müzik and distributed by DMC.[64]Ahde Vefa is Tarkan's first Classical Turkish album. Within one week of its release, it sold , copies.[65]

On 14 July , his single "Cuppa" was released. At the 43rd Golden Butterfly Awards, Ahde Vefâ was chosen as the "Best Project" in Turkish Classical Music category.[66] Tarkan released his new album 10 under the label DMC on 15 June Out of the 14 songs in the album, "Yolla" written by Tarkan and composed by Ozan Çolakoğlu, was released as the lead single and made into music video.[67][68][69] The songs "Beni Çok Sev", "Çok Ağladım", "Kedi Gibi", and "O Sevişmeler" were also released with separate music videos. Out of these songs, "Yolla" and "Beni Çok Sev" both topped the official music chart in Turkey.[70][71]

According to Telifmetre, Tarkan was the male artist with the most number of streams in Turkey in the first six months of [72]

On 17 February , Tarkan released a new song, titled "Geççek".[73] The song was widely shared by the opposition politicians in Turkey, causing a political controversy.[74]

Popularity[edit]

Tarkan with fans in Vienna,

According to Ahmet Ertegun: "He's a great dancer, he moves beautifully, and he has the magic that all big hit artists share, which is the ability to get an emotion across through a recording."[2]

His song "Şımarık" has been sampled by various artists in these countries, and the film industry in India has also used several Tarkan hits, including "Şıkıdım", "Kuzu Kuzu" and "Dudu", for various Bollywood films.[75][76] His "Kış Güneşi" song has been chosen as one of "The Unforgettable Hits of Turkish Music" by Hürriyet newspaper.[77]

Personal life[edit]

Military service[edit]

At the height of his fame in , Tarkan was called up for military service, which had been legally deferred since The deadline for beginning his service had passed in , but due to contractual obligations abroad after the success of his compilation album he did not return to Turkey to do his military service. The media discussed whether Tarkan should be viewed as a deserter and stripped of his citizenship. Even the Turkish parliament discussed the issue.[32][78] After the August earthquake shook Turkey, legislation was enacted that allowed those covered by the law to pay $16, for the benefit of the earthquake victims in return for shortening their military service obligation to 28 days.[2] Tarkan returned to Turkey in , took advantage of this law, and completed his service. Of his shortened time in military training, he said: "It was January and snowing like crazy. It was tough; the food was terrible. Eighteen months of my life for nothing? I thought my own dreams were more important."[2]

Relationships and rumours[edit]

Tarkan was in a relationship with a French model in the early s,[79] and with a Turkish journalist[80] between and [80][81] Because Tarkan does not like to talk about his personal life, there has been speculation about his sexual orientation in the popular press. Photos stolen from his house in New York in were portrayed as compromising; they were photos with other men in swimwear at a public nude beach. In one of the pictures he appears to be kissing a man.[82] In an interview with Hürriyet, Tarkan contested the widespread assumption that he was gay.[83] He said that men spread the rumours, because he didn't conform to their image of being a man.[83] One of his ex-girlfriends also denied he was gay.[84] Tarkan later gave fewer and fewer interviews and television appearances, limiting himself to a small number of trusted journalists. In , he said that his relationship with the media had gone wrong.[85]

He was in a relationship with a lawyer, Bilge Öztürk, for seven years until they amicably parted in [86] He has told the media that he regards the institution of marriage as outdated, stating he would only get married for the benefit of any children he might have.[87] Tarkan owns a ranch-like property in Polonezköy, Istanbul, where he cultivates fruit trees and keeps animals,[88] and owned a flat in Murray Hill, New York City.[89]

Marriage[edit]

On 29 April , Tarkan married his long-time girlfriend, Pınar Dilek. The couple met in after a concert in Germany. Dilek had been a fan of Tarkan long before they got acquainted.[90] On 12 July , the couple had their first child, a daughter named Liya.[91]

Health[edit]

Tarkan, who had been suffering from sleeping issues and voice disorders due to thyroid nodules, underwent a successful surgery at Maslak Acıbadem Hospital in June [92]

Discography[edit]

Main article: Tarkan discography

Albums[edit]

Other releases[edit]

Awards[edit]

List of awards Tarkan has won during his career:[94]

International

Domestic

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