Aziz Yiğit is a musician associated with Kurdish and Anatolian musical traditions, known for work that includes folk melodies, children’s songs, and contemporary interpretations of regional sound. His practice carries the intimacy of oral tradition into recorded and live settings. In Korsi’s Newroz context, Yiğit performed with Mustafa Demir, bringing the sound of the bilûr, or shepherd flute, into conversation with saz, bağlama, and modern electronic influences.

This pairing reflects a wider commitment to keeping rooted musical forms alive while allowing them to meet new audiences and sonic environments. His presence in Korsi’s program supports a broader cultural thread: music as continuity, celebration, and a shared language across generations and borders.