Erguner began learning the ney from his father through the traditional master–apprentice relationship. This musical inheritance shaped both his instrumental technique and his understanding of the aesthetics, repertoire and expressive language of Turkish music.

His academic work at the Turkish Music State Conservatory of Istanbul Technical University spans ney performance, music theory and musicology. Combining practical musicianship with historical research, he has helped educate generations of performers and scholars. His publications include a Ney Method devoted to the teaching and study of the instrument.

His international performances encompass solo improvisation, Ottoman classical repertoire, Sufi music and Mevlevi musical traditions. Alongside ensemble projects, his collaborations include work with American musician and conductor Butch Morris. He has also contributed to musical life through his work with TRT Istanbul Radio as a performer, choir conductor and Head of the Music Department.

Through concerts, recordings, compositions, lectures and workshops, Erguner continues to share the Erguner tradition with audiences and musicians across cultures.