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Taha Enes Kurtulmus California
Taha Enes is a self-taught pianist and composer. After some early dilettantism in hard rock and a long interval with no intention in a music career, he picked up the piano as a semi-accident. Without even the forethought of becoming a published artist, old compositions and new ones alike emerged and propelled him to polish, catalogue, and ultimately share his music with the rest of the world. ... more
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