Khalij e Fars hall hosted "Iran & Austria Music Event" with the presence of reporters and fans of culture and art on Friday August 7th, 2020 in Niavaran Cultural Center
According
to the Public Relations of Niavaran Cultural Center, at the beginning of this
program, after the live and live stream performance by Iranian and Austrian
musicians, a video of Stephan Schulz, the Minister of Austrian Embassy, Mr.
Ebad Reza Eslami the Head of Niavaran Cultural Center, Alexander Rieger the
Cultural Deputy of the Embassy of Austria and Director of the Austrian Cultural
Forum, Pedram Soltani the Head of Iran – Austria Joint Chamber of Commerce and
Alireza Nazim Al-Rayaei the Vice Chairman of the Board of Austria Joint Chamber
of Commerce, was broadcasted with the presence of Dr. Savrar Bakhti, the Head
of ECI (ECO Cultural Institution).
Stephan
Schulz the Ambassador of Austrian Embassy pointing out the special relationship
between Iran and Austria said that such a connection among other nations is
rarely seen.
Following
his speech he added: "We have more than 700 years of documentary relations,
more than 500 years of partnership and 160 years of diplomatic relations which provides
a framework for building relations based on trust between the two
countries."
Appreciating
the Healthcare Heroes all around the world especially in Iran and Austria he
added: "The Medical Staff and Healthcare Teams with their super human
efforts are sacrificing their lives to save people. Tonight, this program is
dedicated to them."
Ebad
Reza Eslami, the Head of Niavaran Cultural Center also mentioned that after the
establishment of the Academy of Oriental Studies in Vienna and later the
Academy of Arts (Darolfonoon) in Iran, scientific, cultural and educational
exchanges between Austria and Iran were pursued much more seriously than ever. He
added: "Cultural and Artistic ties between the two nations of Iran and Austria
are longstanding." At the end of his speech, he appreciated the Medical
Health Staffs in Iran and all over the world.
In
this program, the piece "Serenad" by Franz Schubert, the piece
"Thanksgiving" based on combination of "Lacrimosa" movement
of Mozart's Requiem, the piece "Two or Three Nights" by Bozorg
Lashkari, and the piece "O Iran" by Rohollah Khaleghi at the end of
the program were played for the live and online audience.
Forogh
Fazli the conductor and Pianist, Siamak Karimpour director of Iranian Band, Bamdad
Khoshghadami director of Austrian Band, Ali Zarabi Trumpet player, Makan
Khoynezhad Cellist, Soroush Omumi Drummer, Basir Akbari Guitarist, David Gruber
Alto Saxophonist and Anton Portler Tenor Saxophonist were other musicians
accompanying the Iran & Austria Music Event.
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