In each "Rooberoo" ongoing session, an artist presents one of their works and engages in a Q&A with the audience.
The sessions conclude with a Meeting Point, a warm and friendly space for fostering personal and professional connections.
Artist: Arvin Sedaghatkish – Conductor
Fourth Session in Collaboration with the Zand Foundation
🗓 Date: Friday, January 17, 2025 – 18:00
📍 Address: Kheradmand Jonoubi St., Vahdatimanesh Alley, No. 2
To explore experiences related to an Iranian instrumental orchestra and its conducting, examples from the repertoire of Iranian classical music will be performed during the lecture with the help of a group of volunteer musicians from the Youth Orchestra.
Additionally, at the end of the program, the group will perform two pieces, Diba and Toranji, by Babak Ale Heidar, showcasing a condensed demonstration of the possibilities of an Iranian instrumental orchestra for performing contemporary works.
Arvin Sedaghatkish (Tehran 1974), author, music researcher, music critic and composer, who wrote many articles, essays and reviews in Persian and English. He is/was a member of the editorial board of the Farhang-o-Āhang (2005-2010), Harmonytalk (2004-now), Āineyi-e-Khiāl (2007-2008), Ketāb-e-Sāl-e-Shaydā (2007 – 2011), Mehregāni biquarterly (2010-2013) (Co-founder), Zangār (2016-2017) (scientific advisor) and writes continuously in many other musicological journals and musical magazines like Honar-e-Moosighi, Gozāresh-e-Moosighi, Māhoor Quarterly and etc.
Babak Ale Heidar - Diba
Babak Ale Heidar - Toranj
Arvin Sedaghatkish (Tehran 1974), author, music researcher, music critic and composer, who wrote many articles, essays and reviews in Persian and English. He is/was a member of the editorial board of the Farhang-o-Āhang (2005-2010), Harmonytalk (2004-now), Āineyi-e-Khiāl (2007-2008), Ketāb-e-Sāl-e-Shaydā (2007 – 2011), Mehregāni biquarterly (2010-2013) (Co-founder), Zangār (2016-2017) (scientific advisor) and writes continuously in many other musicological journals and musical magazines like Honar-e-Moosighi, Gozāresh-e-Moosighi, Māhoor Quarterly and etc.
