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Britney Spears, Shakira hits get symphonic twist as 'Ne Prosto Orchestra' tours Türkiye

Members of Kazakhstan's Ne Prosto Orchestra pose for a promotional photograph ahead of their
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Members of Kazakhstan's Ne Prosto Orchestra pose for a promotional photograph ahead of their "Best Of Ne Prosto Pop" concert tour in Türkiye this December. (Photo via rolld.ru)
October 21, 2026 04:05 AM GMT+03:00

Kazakhstan's Ne Prosto Orchestra, known as the country's first independent symphony orchestra, will bring its "Best Of Ne Prosto Pop" show to Türkiye in December, transforming internationally recognized pop and dance hits into symphonic performances across three cities.

Organized by UConcert, the tour will kick off at the Merinos Ataturk Congress and Culture Center in Bursa on Dec. 6, before heading to the Ahmed Adnan Saygun Arts Center in Izmir on Dec. 7 and the Ministry of National Education's Sura Hall in Ankara on Dec. 9.

With more than nine years of stage experience, the ensemble brings together traditional orchestral arrangements and the energy of pop, electronic and dance music, reworking familiar songs through original orchestrations.

From Britney Spears to Daft Punk: Pop classics get orchestral makeover

The concert program will feature symphonic interpretations of popular songs by Britney Spears, Lady Gaga, Beyonce, Shakira, Black Eyed Peas, Pitbull, Daft Punk, Sia and Bruno Mars.

Drawing largely from the hits of the 2000s, the show will also include "Tokyo Drift," a track associated with the film "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift."

Symphony orchestra and choir blend classical sounds with electronic beats

The performances will bring together a full symphony orchestra and choir, combining the sounds of classical instruments with electronic rhythms.

By reimagining songs that have left their mark on popular culture, Ne Prosto Orchestra aims to bring different musical genres together on one stage while offering audiences a new way to experience familiar hits.

October 21, 2026 04:05 AM GMT+03:00
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