Tuna Ötenel - How Much Do You Love Me? (2005/2020)

In the 'How Much Do You Love Me?' Album in the standard waters of jazz and smelling 50s and 60s, Tuna Ötenel added over 50 years of jazz music accumulation to the precious musicians that they called the stars, and they have tried to describe the words with the words. This time, he presents his story with music, in a simple and easy-to-listen form that can appeal to all kinds of tastes. Tuna Ötenel, who plays the piano and saxophone in the album, accompanies the very valuable musicians he says “I have life with them”, Neşet Ruacan on the guitar, İmer Demirer on the trumpet, Kürşat And on the drum and Ateş Tezer on the drums. Recorded live with acoustic tone in İTÜ MİAM Studio in as short as 3 days, the album is presented to the audience without retouching in order to preserve naturalness and sincerity with the atmosphere of jazz club performance in music. 'Old Days', which was described by Ötenel's longing for the old days with his Latin jazz tunes and enriched with spontaneous events in the studio, he wrote after watching documentaries about Poland, but during the concerts he gave there, he created wonders with his solo piano and you will feel the freshness of the wind while listening to 'Imbat', where the trumpet, featuring 'the Hunter', which is actually the center of everything 'Quay Street', although many interpreted the world for the first time recorded jazz standards in Turkey 'I Wished on the Moon' and of course the album "How Much Do You Love Me?" The album, which can be considered as a simple, warm and sincere story from Tuna Ötenel, was realized with the contributions of Denizbank Financial Services Group.