TEHRAN. (HONARONLINE) – Maestro Nader Mashayekhi, the former conductor of the Tehran Symphony Orchestra, has called on Iranian youth to practice bricolage, construction or creation from a diverse range of available things, in order to manage the anxiety of the home quarantine for the coronavirus pandemic.
TEHRAN.(HONARONLINE) – Maestro Nader Mashayekhi, the former conductor of the Tehran Symphony Orchestra, has said that the participation of promising young musicians is one good point about the 35th Fajr Music Festival this year.
The Iranian-Austrian Symphony Orchestra performed several pieces by Austrian classical composers and classical Iranian musicians in Vahdat Hall. The program was performed under the baton of guest conductor Peter Zomer. Most of the pieces were by Austrian classical composers, such as Johann Strauss, Mozart, Haydn, and Schubert. Classical Persian music was played by composers Nader Mashayekhi and Peyman Yazdanian.
Conducted by Nader Mashayekhi, the Inter-Orchestra concert was performed at Vahdat Hall to raise funds for MS patients.
Tehran Inter-Orchestra held a press conference at Iranian Artists Forum on Wednesday. Conducted by Nader Mashayekhi, the private ensemble will perform in collaboration with MS Society of Iran to raise funds for MS patients.
Conducted by Nader Mashayekhi, the first Bach religious music concert was performed at Roudaki Hall on Thursday. Religious music was at the center of Johann Sebastian Bach’s output for much of his life.
