Albums
SERENDIPITY
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REVIEWS
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On his debut album Serendipity, oboist Serol Yapici offers a glimpse into his personal journey of discovery and expression through a delightful collection of musical stories. With the enchantingly beautiful sound of the oboe, he breathes new life into well-known melodies and reveals hidden gems.
“Album van de week”, NPO Klassiek — The Netherlands
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The choice of Serendipity as a title for oboist Serol Yapici’s debut album makes sense, given his description of it as a snapshot of the serendipitous moments that have shaped his artistic sensibilities. But remove one syllable and you have a title that perhaps even better captures the project’s character: Serenity.
Textura — Canada
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The underlying idea behind these arrangements was not only to breathe new life into familiar melodies, but also to uncover hidden gems. The arrangements are heartwarming, as are the interpretations: atmospheric, imaginative, highly musical.
Aart van der Wal, Opus Klassiek — The Netherlands
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Serendipity takes in arrangements of pieces by a wide range of composers, plus Cor De Groot’s Deux Figures Pour Hautbois et Piano, the only work here originally written for the instrument. It is a beautiful, reflective and superbly recorded programme of music.
Andrew Everard, Hi-Fi News — Great Britain
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Various famous melodies delivered through the oboe’s melancholic tone and in high-quality sound. Serendipity is a musical journey reflecting Yapici’s personal path of discovery and expression, exploring the oboe’s profound depth and the boundless possibilities of musical arrangement.
Tokyo M-Plus — Japan
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SEROTINY
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SINGLES
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