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Media reports on the ensemble’s impressive performances
2015May 201538th World Festival SylvanesThe historic city of Sylvanes in France once again welcomed participants from France, Spain, Germany, Portugal, Russia and other countries to its famous World Festival for Sacral and Spiritual Music. The musicians and vocalists of the Razbar ensemble brought the heavenly sounds of their musical repe…Read article →
2005August 2005Nice-ActualitésIn August 2005, the newspaper "Nice-Actualités" published a remarkable article about the Iranian music program of Kurdish ensemble Razbar. According to the paper, the impressive show, which featured 35 artists in colorful costumes performing beautiful traditional music and dances, aroused the curios…Read article →
2002May 2002Deutsche Welle... They were enthusiastically celebrated at their performances in Paris and Amsterdam: The musicians and dancers of the group RAZBAR from Hashtgerd (near Tehran) are now attracting attention in Germany, fascinating audiences with mostly sacred compositions. Music as an indispensable element of spir…Read article →
2002April 2002Los Angeles TimesIn an article titled "Razbar Ensemble Raises Spirits," the Los Angeles Times in 2002 described the ensemble's concert as more than a mere performance: an enchanting production that received an overwhelming response from the audience, who even filled the venue’s aisles.Read article →
20002000UNESCO SymposiumUnity in Diversity, Ethics and SpiritualityAt the invitation of UNESCO, in 2000 the Razbar group participated in an international symposium in Paris called "Unity within Diversity, Ethics and Spirituality". The ensemble‘s well-received contribution was more than just artistic. The symposium aimed to build synergies between different spiritua…Read article →
1997September 1997Kayhan LondonIn September 1997, "Keyhan London" published article No. 675 about the first concert of the Razbar ensemble. Titled "Ahl-e Haqq at Beethoven's side", it was based on a description of Razbar‘s artistic work and the enthusiastic reaction from the audience.Read article →
The historic city of Sylvanes in France once again welcomed participants from France, Spain, Germany, Portugal, Russia and other countries to its famous World Festival for Sacral and Spiritual Music. The musicians and vocalists of the Razbar ensemble brought the heavenly sounds of their musical repertoire of Ahl-e Haqq and their impressive spiritual hymns to this beautiful historic location.
In August 2005, the newspaper "Nice-Actualités" published a remarkable article about the Iranian music program of Kurdish ensemble Razbar. According to the paper, the impressive show, which featured 35 artists in colorful costumes performing beautiful traditional music and dances, aroused the curiosity of many, including non-Iranian spectators, and at times literally tore the audience from their seats and made them dance.
In an article titled "Razbar Ensemble Raises Spirits," the Los Angeles Times in 2002 described the ensemble's concert as more than a mere performance: an enchanting production that received an overwhelming response from the audience, who even filled the venue’s aisles.
At the invitation of UNESCO, in 2000 the Razbar group participated in an international symposium in Paris called "Unity within Diversity, Ethics and Spirituality". The ensemble‘s well-received contribution was more than just artistic. The symposium aimed to build synergies between different spiritual traditions. In this context, the ensemble created a deeper spiritual atmosphere through its celestial tanbur accompanied by profound spiritual texts.
In September 1997, "Keyhan London" published article No. 675 about the first concert of the Razbar ensemble. Titled "Ahl-e Haqq at Beethoven's side", it was based on a description of Razbar‘s artistic work and the enthusiastic reaction from the audience.
