Celebrities born on March 18

N. Doga Ebrisim was born on 18th March 1986 in Ankara. His interest in music began in his early childhood. When he was 7, he was accepted at The National Conservatoire of Istanbul University, piano department as a part time student, and he studied piano with Sibel Atol. 3 years later, he successfully passed the entrance examination of Ankara Anatolian High School of Fine Arts, ranking 2nd in the exam. As a pianist, he received the Diploma of Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music exams with Distinction Award by passing the exams successfully (2nd Grade in 2002, 5th Grade in 2003 and 8th Grade in 2005). He gave his first piano recital in Mansur Özen Concert Hall in Ankara in 2005. His own symphonic works were played in International BIM Music Festival Poland 2002 in Bydgoscz by Abstré Festival Orchestra, and later in Kemal Kürdas Concert Hall in Ankara by The METU Symphonic Orchestra. A number of his own works are played in Mansur Özen Concert Hall, Gazi University Concert Hall, MEB Sura Concert Hall and others. Ebrisim is also interested in composing with computer support. He won the 3rd prize in Halici MIDI 2005, Music with Computer Support Contest. In 2005, Ebrisim has successfully passed the entrance examination of the world wide known university Mozarteum Salzburg, for the composition (ranking 2nd) and music theory (ranking 1st) departments. He studied composition with Reinhard Febel, ear training with Günter Firlinger, music theory with Franz Zaunschirm and electronic music with André Ruchowski. During his study there is own works were played in many international concert halls in Salzburg and he gave a Portrait Concert in Rupertinum concert hall in 2006. Ebrisim has successfully passed the entrance examinations or Tor Vergata University of Rome, Aesthetics & Philosopy of Music department. After 10 years working as a composer with the Jingle Jungle team he founded DCMP.

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