The concert will start with the piece “Wind Quintet No. 1” composed  by the French composer J. Francaix that will represent Paris, then the concert will continue with the German composer F. Danzi’s piece “op. 56 si Bemol Majör”. F. Danzi composed the subject piece in Munich, Germany where he lived and which is also one of the locations on the route of the “Orient Express”.  The third piece that will be performed during the concert is G. Ligeti’s “Six Bagatelles” which was composed in Vienna, then after that there will be the fourth piece called “Hungarian Dances” by the Hungarian composer F. Farkas who lived in Budapest...The piece that represents the Serbian capital of Belgrade is called “Vivace” composed by the Serbian composer P. Konvovic that has the fifth place in the program.        When the train approaches Sofia, we play the piece called “Bulgarian Sketches” by I. Iwanow.  To represent İstanbul as the final stop of the “Orient Express” we chose the piece called “Esintiler” composed by Ferit Tüzün.  We end our musical journey by this piece that was arranged by Kıvanç Fındıklı a member of the Quintet.