Aslı Omağ

Aslı Omağ, who was born in Istanbul on July 31, 1969, continued her education in England; He completed his education at Alexandra Primary School in Hounslow and then at Kew College Richmond. Returning to Turkey in 1980, Omağ graduated from Nişantaşı Girls High School and was accepted to Mimar Sinan University, Faculty of Fine Arts, Department of Opera and Performing Arts with special talent in 1984 and graduated from this department. He completed his master's degree at Newport University, Faculty of Behavioral Sciences.

Until 1993 Dr. He worked with Saadet Ikesus; In 1994, he performed alongside State Artist Ayhan Baran and later Cemalettin Kurugüllü. He graduated the same year with an "excellent" degree. In 1991, he reached the final of the Istanbul White Pigeon Song Contest with the song "Only" in his own words, and in 1992 he participated in the Eurovision Türkiye final with the song "One Last Time".

In 1993, she sang the soprano solo in the soundtrack of Fahir Atakoğlu's documentary "March 12" and in 1995, she performed jointly with Atakoğlu at the 2nd International Jazz Festival; He repeated this performance at the 3rd Istanbul Jazz Festival.

He gave many concerts with "Grup Turkuaz", which he founded in 1995, until 1998, and came second in the Golden Microphone Song Contest in 1996. In 2002, he appeared on stage with Ferhat Göçer at "Q Club", and in 2003-2004, he took part in the same platform with names such as Kiisa Brown, İlham Gencer, Aşkın Arsunan, İmer Demirer, Şenova Ülker and Atilla Şereftuğ.

Since then, she has been continuing her stage work with Grup Rapsodi and singing the soprano parts in musical plays such as "Otogargara", "This is Turkey", "Femininity Stays with Us", "Son Kumpanya". There are 16 complete musical works in its repertoire.

In June 2003, he founded the trio called "Croma Triplet" with Simten Deniz Şenpolat and cellist Gözde. They aimed to interpret classical and modern works with a different approach by bringing together human voice, woodwind, string and piano sounds. The group later enriched their sound by adding clarinetist Evrim; Cello and clarinet were preferred as the two instruments closest to the soprano voice.

In his programs, he adapts classical pieces such as Beethoven's "Moonlight" Sonata faithfully to the original, and gives concerts both in Turkey and abroad with themes such as "Our Folk Songs", "The Mystery of Songs" and "We Have Trouble".

Aslı Omağ was born on July 31, 1969 in Istanbul. He completed his primary education at Alexandra Primary School and Kew College Richmond in Hounslow, England. She came to Turkey in 1980 and graduated from Nişantaşı Girls' High School. In 1984, he entered Mimar Sinan University, Faculty of Fine Arts, Department of Opera and Performing Arts with special talent and graduated from there. He completed his master's degree at Newport University, Faculty of Behavioral Sciences.

In his studies, Dr. Saadet continued with İkesus Altan until 1993. In 1994, he continued his career with first State Artist Ayhan Baran and then Cemalettin Kurugüllü. He graduated from school with an "excellent" degree in the same year. In 1991, he made it to the finals of the Istanbul White Pigeon Song Contest with the song "Only", whose lyrics belonged to him.

In 1992, he participated in the Turkish final of the Eurovision Song Contest with the song "One Last Time". In 1993, she sang the famous soprano solo in the generic music composed for Fahir Atakoğlu's television documentary "12 March". The artist, who gave a concert with Fahir Atakoğlu at the 2nd International Jazz Festival in 1995, repeated the same concert at the 3rd Istanbul Jazz Festival and many times.

He gave many concerts with the music group "Grup Turkuaz", of which he was one of the founders in 1995, until 1998. He received the second prize in the "Golden Microphone Song Contest" held in 1996. In 2002, he shared the stage with Ferhat Göçer at "Q Club". Between 2003 and 2004, he shared the stage with important names such as Jazz and Blues master Kiisa Brown, İlham Gencer, Aşkın Arsunan, İmer Demirer, Şenova Ülker and Atilla Şereftuğ at "Q Club".

He has been continuing his stage work with Grup Rapsodi since 2003. She sang the soprano parts in the albums of many artists and the musical plays of private theaters such as Otogargara, Burkiye Törkiye, Kadınlık Bizde Kalsın, Son Kumpanya. The artist, who still continues these works, has 16 complete musical works in his repertoire.

They formed a band called "Croma Triplet" in June 2003 with Aslı Omağ, Simten Deniz Şenpolat and their cello-playing friend Gözde. Their aim is to look at chamber music with a different approach. In other words, they aimed to interpret classical and modern works in a different style with the human voice, a woodwind, a string and a piano.

Productions in which he took part

He took part in 15 productions in total; 12 of the most well-known are listed.

• You Are My Homeland (2016) — Marika
• Gönül Dağı (2020) — Ayşe
• Kral Türkiye Music Awards (1995) — Performer
• Let's Go (2017) — Meryem Kütük
• Gassal (2024) — Lale
• My Daisy (2009) — Gülşen
• Days of Fire: Independenta (2023)
• My Grandfather's Closet (2012) — Balance
• Inconvenient (2025)
• My Heart Stayed in the Aegean (2015) — Hatice Gipgip
• Murder Ornament (2019) — Fulya
• Belters (2025)

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.