Director of the International Mugham Center, Honored Artist
Sahib Pashazade has been invited as an honorary guest to Shenzhen
Belt and Road International Music Festival.
Along with Sahib Pashazade, American tenor Jonathan Tetelman,
Romanian opera singer Angela Gheorghiu, Romanian conductor Ciprian
Teodorascu, Italian pianist Edoardo Turbil performed at the
festival’s opening ceremony, Azernews reports.
At the gala concert, Sahib Pashazade stunned the audience with
Hasan Rzayev’s “Chahargah Rhapsody” and Chinese folk music. The tar
player was accompanied by the Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra.
Within the festival, the musician took part in the press
conference with participation of over 30 media outlets.
Sahib Pashazade briefed journalists about Azerbaijan’s rich
musical legacy, mugham art as well as traditional musical
instruments.
Founded in 2017, Shenzhen Belt and Road International Music
Festival aims to create a broad platform for convergence,
integration, exchange and interaction, and to showcase the musical
art of countries and regions along the Belt and Road.
More than 1,000 renowned musicians and ensembles from over 30
countries and regions are taking part in a 54-day music feast.
Out of the 35 shows in the festival, 10 plays or operas and
artists make their first appearances in China or Shenzhen.
Shenzhen Belt and Road International Music Festival will last
until October 31.
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