"Morazh", the innovation of Master Mohammad Reza Ildar Zhaleh was exhibited at the 12th Exhibition of "Hima Wooden Arts Exhibition"
According to the Public Relations of Niavaran Cultural Center,
exhibiting the "Morazh" instrument of Master Zhaleh at the 11th
day of the Wooden Arts Exhibition of Hima happened with attendance of Dr.
Sharifzadeh, Mr. Sarvar Bakhti the Head of ECO Cultural Institute, the cultural
manager Hojjat-ul-Islam Ebadi and Mr. Junior Penalver Quevedo Head of the
Consular Office and Press of the Embassy of Cuba and other guests and artists.
The Head of ECO Cultural Institution said: "Holding such ceremonies
through the pandemic days in Iran and in the world is a necessity because culture
and art are encouraging motivations and cultural events are the need of today's
societies."
He added: "The presence and the unique art of Master Zhaleh are
inspiring and joyful."
He pointed out the effort on introducing the art of ECO region countries
saying that "we try to support and protect the valuable art of the ECO
region". He believes that we have a duty to deliver this valuable art to
the future generations.
The Head of ECO Cultural Institution also emphasized: "The world
and the future generations must know and understand the great capabilities of
this part of the earth which is very unique and impressive."
Sharifzadeh also said that making instruments is one of the arts related
to traditional wood arts and innovation of new instruments creates and conveys new
tones and melodies while supporting the origins of traditional arts.
Regarding the motivation for inventing new instruments, Master Zhaleh
said: "I am sympathetic to my homeland and country and I am interested in
presenting our culture to the world by composing poetry and inventing
instruments with new sounds."
He has succeeded inventing 17 new instruments so far. "Morazh"
was made by him in 2005 for the first time.
Hojat-ul Islam Ebadi, Junior Penalver Quevedo and Ebadreza Islami also
delivered speeches on the event.
The exhibition of Hima wooden paintings has started from January 21st
and will be hosting visitors until Friday February 5th in Niavaran
Cultural Center.
G. R.