World-renowned Turkish master of traditional Mevlevi music and ney flute, Kudsi Ergüner is a revered figure in Ottoman classical and Sufi music traditions. He is joined by Belgian oud player and musicologist Tristan Driessens, reputed for his bridging of Levantine folk and medieval European acoustic styles, and Rotterdam-based Greek pianist Yiorgos Bereris, who brings elements of Mediterranean and Balkan musical traditions into his musical language. Together under Ergüner’s artistic direction, this extraordinary trio, drawing upon distinct Eastern and Western modal lineages, crafts an evocative sound world in which sacred modal frameworks, acoustic purity, and open-ended chamber dialogs intersect effortlessly.

Revisiting the sacred melodies transcribed by Thomas de Hartmann from the spiritual teaching lineage of Russion born philosopher, mystic, spiritual teacher, composer, and movements teacher George Ivanovich Gurdjieff (c. 1866–1877 – 29 October 1949) , Remembrance of a Forgotten Path transforms historical archives into a living, meditative dialogue. Ergüner’s breathy, evocative ney lines weave seamlessly with Driessens’ delicate oud phrasing, grounded by Bereris’ sensitive, impressionistic piano. Extended suite pieces like "Sema," "Dervish Dance" and "Ritual" build from quiet, reflective motifs into mesmeric, polyrhythmic cycles that honor Sufi devotional roots while inviting subtle modal exploration. Intimate tracks like opener "Solitude" and "Awakening" highlight the acoustic warmth and conversational depth among the ensemble. 

Remembrance of a Forgotten Path ranks alongside the masterworks of spiritual acoustic music, perfectly balanced between stillness and movement.