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Classical music radio in Turkey does something interesting: it sits at the intersection of European tradition and Ottoman history. İTÜ Klasik channels that perspective, programming everything from Bach fugues to Turkish classical composers most Western listeners have never heard. The curation assumes you actually want to listen, not just have something pleasant running. You get uncut symphonies, concertos that breathe, and periods of silence between pieces so the last notes can settle. Atonal work sits next to Baroque, chamber music next to grand orchestral arrangements. It's programming by so…
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