Azerbaijani music performed at London Cadogan Hall
One of the newest and beautiful concert halls of London, Cadogan
Hall has hosted a concert of the London Royal Philharmonic Hall
which performed Azerbaijani music, AzerTac state news agency
reported.
The orchestra was conducted by Azerbaijani People's Artist Yalchin
Adigozalov.
The concert was organized by Buta Art Centre within conference
Caspian Corridor, dedicated to the 20th anniversary of the
International Bank of Azerbaijan.
While preparing the program, organizers of the concert together
with conductor Adigozalov set the goal to fully deliver the
marvelous beauty of the Azerbaijani music to the audience.
The concert began with Azerbaijani capriccio by Fikrat Amirov. The
performance took the viewers back to the history of Azerbaijan.
Then the orchestra performed pieces from Caravan by Soltan
Hajibayov and Seven beauties by Gara Garayev.
The concert also featured the young soloist of the Azerbaijani
State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre, Azar Rzazade, who
performed Sevgili Canan by Uzeyir Hajibayli, a song about
Motherland by Niyazi and the aria of Balash from opera Sevil by
Fikrat Amirov.
The viewers also got the opportunity to listen to songs performed
with Azerbaijani folk instruments. Thus, Togrul Asadullayev
performed the second part of Concert for kamancha by Haji
Khanmammadov, and tar player Sahib Pashazade performed Carnation by
Vasif Adigozalov.
At the end of the concert, oratory Garabag shikastasi by Vasif
Adigozalov was performed.
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