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“Affection for the music pulsed through everything they did, combined with quiet virtuosity.” The Times

Jordi Savall’s "Istanbul: Dimitrie Cantemir (1673–1723)" is widely regarded as a mesmerizing exploration of the 17th-century Ottoman court, based on Cantemir's rare notation system. Reviewers frequently praise the project for its ability to weave together diverse musical threads—Ottoman, Sephardic, Armenian, and Greek—into a cohesive "theatre of sound". Expert Perspectives “Affection for the music pulsed through everything they

The project is often celebrated for its cultural depth and the virtuosity of Savall and his ensemble, . “Affection for the music pulsed through everything they

“It's complex music that teases the ears, makes you dance and or cry from moment to moment.” Amazon.sg Highlights of the Performance Hespèrion XXI: Splendor from Istanbul “Affection for the music pulsed through everything they