Adil Koprulu is a composer with an expansive interest between classical and electroacoustic music, currently based in Rochester, New York. He relies heavily on evocations of emotion and personal experience in his craft, occasionally drawing inspiration from various art forms such as literature, visual media and cinema. He has collaborated with various musicians such as Ensemble Musikfabrik and Trio Immersio for performances in Europe, Turkey and the US. He is the recipient of Howard Hanson Orchestral Prize for his sinfonietta piece spolia (2026), from the Eastman School of Music.

His previous engagements include Sounds of Now Vienna Festival, Austria (2024) and Sesin Yolculuğu Young Composers Festival, Turkey (2023-24). He has participated in masterclasses with Christopher Cerrone, Detlev-Müller Siemens, Daniel-Oliver Moser, Victor Baez, Adrian Artacho, Juste Janulyte and Oscar Bianchi, and also reading sessions with Brad Lubman. 

He is currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Composition at Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY, under the guidance of Elizabeth Ogonek and Evis Sammoutis. He currently serves as a teaching assistant for the Intermediate Orchestration class, and previously assisted with departmental symposiums and concerts. He received a notable scholarship by Dr. Nejat Eczacıbaşı Music Foundation in Turkey for his graduate studies. In 2025 he completed his Bachelor of Arts in Composition at Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University Istanbul State Conservatory, Turkey where he studied with Hasan Uçarsu and Ahmet Altınel, ranking first in the music department.

In addition to composition, he holds a background of piano, as well as conducting for a premiere of his own, aural skills teaching, and choir singing recently at the Christ Church Schola Cantorum, Rochester.