Delve into a journey created by Jordi Savall, who has “what could be the broadest vision among any musicians today of how cultures connect and the historical significance of that for a modern, changing world” (Los Angeles Times). From the reign of the Ottoman Turks to the political divisions of the 20th century, Savall calls the Balkans “at one and the same time a rich meeting point and the theater of dramatic confrontations.” Part of Carnegie Hall’s citywide festival Voices of Hope: Artists in Times of Oppression, experience the extraordinarily diverse cultural traditions that adapted and flourished during the Ottoman Empire’s regime.