The audience at the Bahrain National Theater had a date with the evening of the “Classical Music Magic” evening, Bahrain Philharmonic Orchestra, led by Maestro Dr. Mubarak, the first orchestra star for this season. It was a pure mental and auditory night, full of the magic of the eternal musical works of large international artists such as Mozart, Barmes, Chopin, Mendelson and others. Romantic music poured into the tables of the rivers of Europe, inspired by nature, literature and culture of the nineteenth century.
The magic of the maestro Mubarak, the star of the audience, with his outstanding leadership music personality, toured them in the world of music inherent in Western traditions, distinguished by its complexity, development and immortal attractiveness. The audience was celebrated by the Konireto Violin Paragraph of German author Mendeluson, by performing the Czech international player Olga Quintana. The violin’s voice was romantic compassionate with distinction, as the musician was talking to the orchestra, expressing pain and feelings in four strings.
Then, the Italian opera singer Marika Franceneo, to transfer the audience to another art, presented a complex lyric art and the mosque of the arts of art, with a strong voice of up to the utmost expression. Yesterday, the attendees between European countries were transferred in absolute freedom, without customs restrictions or customs taxes.
The Bahrain National Theater hall starred in an atmosphere of calm and anticipation, and with every movement of the Maestro stick, music was flowing like rivers, hearts were overwhelmed and moved to new worlds. It was moments of pure magic, as artists and the public gathered in one crucible of wonderful harmony, which made this ceremony an unforgettable experience.
It is truly a ceremony for music, reflecting the ingenuity of the maestro d. Mubarak Najm in the delivery of inspiring and very profound messages through music, thus strengthening the musical culture in our country, leaving an indelible impact on the souls.
Thanks from the heart to the Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities for organizing this type of inspiring and wonderful evenings, and thanks to the Philharmonic Bahrain Orchestra, and thank you for the maestro d. Mubarak Najm.
