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Laman Ismayilova read more By Laman Ismayilova
The Israeli city of Haifa has hosted a magnificent concert timed
to the 100th anniversary of Azerbaijan's eminent composer, founder
of the symphonic mugham genre Fikrat Amirov, Azernews reports,
citing trend life .
The Haifa Symphony Orchestra delighted the audience with Fikrat
Amirov's timeless music.
The orchestra performed Fikrat Amirov's Kurd Ovshari symphonic
mugham, Azerbaijani Capriccio, and symphonic poem 'A Tale of
Nasimi' under the baton of People's Artist of Azerbaijan Yalchin
Adigozalov.
The concert in Haifa concluded a series of concerts timed to
mark Fikrat Amirov's centenary.
The event was co-organized by the Azerbaijani State Committee on
Work with Diaspora, the Azerbaijani Culture Ministry with the
support of the Israeli-Azerbaijani International Association
(AzIz).
Speaking at the event, Yalchin Adigozalov noted that anniversary
concerts were held in world-class concert halls, but he is glad
that the final concert was held in Israel.
The music lovers, who gathered at Krieger Performing Arts
Center, received the concert with great enthusiasm.
The Haifa Symphony Orchestra has become the focal point of
musical life in Haifa and the north of Israel.
Founded in 1950, the orchestra captivates music lovers around
the globe.
World-acclaimed Maestro Yoel Levi, one of the most versatile
musicians, is the orchestra's artistic director.
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The concert gathered hundreds of
spectators who received the performances
with delight .
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