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“Music for a while”։ online concert dedicated to Artsakh
Charity online fundraising concert entitled "Music for a while" will take place on November 7, at 7:30 p.m. CET time and will be dedicated to Artsakh. All proceeds from the concert will go to the Armenian Red Cross. The concert is initiated by German-based saxophonist Hayrapet Arakelyan and pianist Nare Karoyan.
"The idea of the concert came on the 5th day of the war, we were thinking of both online and live concerts. Because of the coronavirus pandemic, we decided to do it online. We recorded the concert in a professional studio, and will broadcast it online, " Hayrapet Arakelyan told ANM. According to him, not only Armenians living in Germany, but also Greek, Belgian, Persian, Slovenian, Italian, and German musicians gathered around the idea of Artsakh. “The participants of this online charity concert stand up against the war and wish to support the humanitarian work of the Armenian Red Cross”.
SIGNUM saxophone quartet, pianists Arash Rokni, Nare Karoyan, Florian Noack, Anna Karapetyan, soprano Judith Hoffmann, violinist Katerina Chatzinikolau, flutist Nerses Ohanyan, accordeonist Miroslav Nisic will perform in the concert.
Program: Johann Sebastian Bach, Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Johannes Brahms, Antonin Dvořák, Alberto Ginastera, Karl Jenkins, Komitas.
"The idea of the concert came on the 5th day of the war, we were thinking of both online and live concerts. Because of the coronavirus pandemic, we decided to do it online. We recorded the concert in a professional studio, and will broadcast it online, " Hayrapet Arakelyan told ANM. According to him, not only Armenians living in Germany, but also Greek, Belgian, Persian, Slovenian, Italian, and German musicians gathered around the idea of Artsakh. “The participants of this online charity concert stand up against the war and wish to support the humanitarian work of the Armenian Red Cross”.
SIGNUM saxophone quartet, pianists Arash Rokni, Nare Karoyan, Florian Noack, Anna Karapetyan, soprano Judith Hoffmann, violinist Katerina Chatzinikolau, flutist Nerses Ohanyan, accordeonist Miroslav Nisic will perform in the concert.
Program: Johann Sebastian Bach, Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Johannes Brahms, Antonin Dvořák, Alberto Ginastera, Karl Jenkins, Komitas.
