Milan Turković is an esteemed bassoonist, chamber musician, and conductor renowned for his versatility and the broad span of his musical endeavors. Born on June 3, 1939, in Zagreb, Croatia, Turković has made a significant mark in the realm of classical music, particularly as a champion of the bassoon. His career has traversed the globe, with performances in Europe, Japan, Australia, and the United States, reflecting his status as a highly sought-after virtuoso and interpreter of both solo and chamber repertoire.

Turković's discography is as eclectic as it is impressive, showcasing his mastery over a wide array of musical styles and periods. Recent releases like "Fagotto concertante" highlight his commitment to bringing the bassoon to the forefront of solo performance, while his work on albums like "Mozart: Die Zauberflöte - Divertimento KV 439b - Le nozze di Figaro - Adagio KV 410" exhibits his deep understanding of the Classical era's nuances. His involvement in projects such as "Saxophone Cinema" and "Flying Saxophone Circus" also underscores his collaborative spirit and the joy he finds in exploring the connections between different instruments and genres. Whether delving into the rich sonorities of "Romantic Oboe Concertos" or the complexities of "Mozart: Serenade No.10 'Gran partita'," Turković's artistic contributions have enriched the world of music, making him a beacon among bassoonists and classical musicians alike.

Genres

Classical Bassoon

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Latest Release

Eine kleine Nachtmusik

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Milan Turkovic

Album - 11 Tracks - Released September 6, 2024