کنسرت های حمید متبسم، پژمان حدادی و نوازنده آذری از هشتم ماه ژانویه در تورنتو آغاز می شود
جمعه ۱۱ دی ۱۳۸۸ ساعت ۱۵:۵۱
برچسب ها : حمید متبسم
مجله موسیقی ایرانیان - ابراهیم مولائی: حمید متبسم نوازنده سه تار ، پژمان حدادی نوازنده تنبک و دایره و امام یار حسن اف نوازنده کمانچه در هفت شهر آمریکای شمالی کنسرت می دهند. در همین زمینه حمید متبسم به خبرنگار مجله موسیقی ایرانیان گفت : از هشتم ماه ژانویه 2010 برابر با 10 دی ماه 1388 خورشیدی « تریوی ایرانی، آذری » را از شهر تورنتو آغاز خواهیم کرد. ما همچنین در این سفر جلسات جداگانه ای برای معرفی پروژه سیمرغ نیز برگزار خواهیم کرد .
World Premiere Concert of Persian and Azeri Music
Virtuosi Hamid Motebassem, Pejman Hadadi and Imamyar Hasanov
North American Tour January 8 - January 24, 2010
Toronto Friday 08th
Tel.: (416) 302 22 61
www.chakavak.ca
Ottawa Saturday 09th
Tel.: (613) 889 47 00
www.persianradio.net
Montreal Sunday 10th
Tel.: (514) 678 40 30
(514) 861 40 36
Vancouver Friday 15th
Tel.: (604) 904 88 66
www.iranianpages.com
Sacramento Saturday 16th
(916) 718 93 42
San Diego Saturday 23th
Tel.: (858) 653 03 36
www.pccsd.org
Los Angeles Sunday 24th
Tel.: (310) 294 85 44
www.sociarts.com
Passage
To Dawn marks the first collaboration between master musicians, Hamid
Motebassem (Setar) and Pejman Hadadi (Percussion) of the celebrated
Dastan Ensemble, the leading contemporary classical music ensemble of
Iran, and Imamyar Hasanov (Kemancheh), a dynamic virtuoso from
Azerbaijan. With this new collaboration, the artists explore the
surprising commonalities as well as variations between the two age-old
musical traditions of Iran and Azerbaijan, marrying the two distinct
styles into one sound, which echoes tradition yet is fresh and
innovative. The repertoire of this evening’s purely instrumental music
ranges from fixed compositions to structured as well as pure
improvisation invoking a wide array of feeling, from quietly meditative
to ecstatic.
With Passage To Dawn, the artists seek to
re-establish the power and beauty of instrumental music. Beyond the
constraints of words and specific meaning, instrumental music goes
directly to the heart and takes the listeners on a journey into the
unknown where their minds come to a stillness and their hearts fly.
“Our aim”, says Pejman Hadadi “is to create a dialogue that opens a
window between our hearts and the hearts of the listeners so we come in
touch with the One Heart.” In the words of the great Persian Mystic
poet,
There is a window between heart and heart
They are never separate like two bodies.
Passage
to Dawn refers to the current times of chaos, upheaval and darkness in
our world that will eventually deliver us into the Light if we focus
our collective intention and utilize this negativity to work diligently
towards spiritual evolution for All. Our world is collapsing in its old
form and rebirthing itself and we are active participants of this
rebirthing. It seems embedded in the structure of Universal Law, that
the process of re-birthing follow a Dark Night of the Soul. Our world
is going through this Dark Night of the Soul, and it will come into
Light. Emphasized in this picture is the specific circumstances in Iran
and how the artists see that process also as the last efforts of the
powers of darkness and ignorance to exercise their diminishing and
dying force.
Passage To Dawn emphasizes the power of music to
uplift and inspire hope, inviting people to live up to their ideals and
take action based on these ideals. Through the power of beauty and the
sublime, the musicians intend to raise the vibration of stagnancy,
anxiety and fear that is running through our world today to that of
positive action, trust and love. Their music will serve as a reminder
that humanity is capable of great feats of beauty through dedication,
focus and living from our hearts. And this capability when put into
action will deliver us from the chaos and the darkness into the light.
Based
in Holland, Hamid Motebassem is the founder of the Society of Tar and
Setar, and a founding member of Dastan Ensemble, “one of the
“most-forward looking Persian music ensembles.”(LA Weekly). He studied
in the Tehran School of Art and The Conservatory of Persian Music. Both
a virtuosic Setar and Tar player and a celebrated composer, Hamid’s
acclaimed compositions are featured on countless albums of classical
and contemporary Persian music including some of the award-winning
albums of Dastan Esemble.
Pejman Hadadi is world-renowned as one
of the most innovative Iranian percussionists. A two-time recipient of
the prestigious Durfee Foundation Master Musician Award, he is a
founding member of the highly acclaimed percussion ensemble ZARBANG and
Dastan Ensemble. Based in Los Angeles, Pejman has performed with the
most celebrated Persian musicians including Shahram Nazeri and Hossein
Alizadeh. “Hadadi delivered a mighty Tombak solo that had the whole
house out of their seats and yelling.” (LA Weekly)
The
award-winning Kemanche player, Imamyar Hasanov based in the Washington
DC area, started as the youngest soloist in Azerbaijan's National Music
Orchestra. He has a Master's Degree in Music from the Azerbaijan State
Conservatory. A dynamic virtuoso who performs Azerbaijani and Middle
Eastern traditional improvisations as well as Western classical music,
he has performed with Chingiz Sadykhov, Ross Daly, Svetlana Aliyeva
Rahman Asadollahi and Hosein Omoumi, Hakan Tokerramong others.
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منبع : مجله موسیقی ایرانیان
