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"Well done! Its great work and so much pleasure you give to kids and adults through your book. Keep up a good work you do."
- Maxim Vengerov, Violin Soloist

"Thank you for reaching out, and congratulations on writing such an important and meaningful, and very helpful guide for music lovers in the making."
- Johannes Moser, Cello Soloist

In every society there are enlightened people who are interested in aesthetical things in life like Ballet, Literature, Opera, Theater, Music, painting, etc.; and there are the other ones who pass by all these great things without noticing. My goal here, right up front, is to help you to become one of the first kind through classical music. I observed throughout many years in this business that some people who are really cultivated and successful do not know how to take pleasure out of classical music. Some of these people believe that it is a matter of education. Yes, this is true. However, what sort of education do we need? Obviously, you could read all the books about music and still not have a fruitful connection with it. Therefore, knowing things about something does not make you necessarily like it or be able to utilize it. Let us now put all of these aside. My thesis here is this: if classical music is introduced to you at the right time with the right pieces and if you are equipped with the right kind of knowledge on how to appreciate it, then you will warm up to it and even start to like it.

This book is called 90 Minutes because it is supposed to be read in more or less 90 minutes. I have its first version in Turkish as an audio book. It is called How to listen to Classical Music in 60 Minutes and it took me 52 minutes to read its full text. This book is an expanded version of the original, but it should not take you more than 90 minutes to read the whole thing.

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"Well done! Its great work and so much pleasure you give to kids and adults through your book. Keep up a good work you do."
- Maxim Vengerov, Violin Soloist

"Thank you for reaching out, and congratulations on writing such an important and meaningful, and very helpful guide for music lovers in the making."
- Johannes Moser, Cello Soloist

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