Why It Matters:
Today's music can serve as a bridge for communication between nations. In addition to this characteristic, Iranian music also acts as a transmitter of Iran's rich and deep culture.
The Big Picture:
In recent years, performances by Iranian music groups in various countries and their participation in international music events have significantly contributed to the understanding of Iranian culture and music. The performance in Russia follows this trend. The musicians presented works by outstanding Iranian composers, including Homayoun Khorram, Ali Tajvidi, Rouhollah Khaleghi, and others. A distinctive feature of the concert was the improvisational performances featuring traditional instruments: the open reed flute (ney), the Iranian goblet drum (tombak), a type of frame drum (daf), and the hammered dulcimer (santur).
What He Is Saying:
In an exclusive comment to TV BRICS, Hamid Reza Dadoo noted that the music of Iranian classical composers captivates listeners and holds their attention throughout.
Key Points:
- Iranian classical music is highly emotional, technical, and expressive, with a strong emphasis on melody.
- Having spent 15 years in Russia, he has given numerous concerts and collaborated with many Russian musicians.
- Iranian music opens a door to the beautiful world of Iranian culture.
- Iran's music serves to build a cultural bridge and strengthen friendship between Iran and Russia.
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