As part of our lecture series, ZAGNY invited Professor Kaikhosrov D. Irani, ZAGNY founding member and past President to deliver a talk about “Zarathushtra’s Vision and Zoroastrtianism Today”
Below is the video recording of the lecture.
ZAGNY PRESENTS
A WESTERN CLASSICAL MUSIC CONCERT
featuring
Piano Virtuoso NEVILLE BHARUCHA from the UK
and showcasing other accomplished Zoroastrian artists
PIROOZI COOPER-WITTLIN – Oboe / English Horn
TARA JAMSHIDIAN – Soprano
CYRUS MEHTA – Violin
LILEY MEHTA – Cello
Date: Saturday, December 13, 2014
Time: 7:30 p.m. with dinner thereafter
Venue: Our Lady Of Peace Church, 1740 US Highway 130, North Brunswick, NJ
Our artists Piroozi, Tara, Cyrus and Liley need no introduction. They are honored to play in concert with Neville Bharucha.
Neville, a child prodigy who is now 22, exhibited an inclination for western classical music and started piano lessons when he was 4. By age 7, he was composing original short pieces and at age 9, Neville gave his first public piano recital at the Alliance Francaise de Banglore, which included ten of his own compositions.
His outstanding performance in the Trinity College 8th Grade Piano exam won him the Capt. Alvares Trophy for Excellence at the age of 14 in 2006. He has won several prizes including the prestigious Peter Coelho Memorial Award for Music in 2002, 2004 and 2008. His talent is not limited to classical music and he is also part of the live music support for Liela Alvares’ much acclaimed Broadway musicals. Neville recently obtained his Masters in Music Performance from the University of Southampton and is currently pursuing an MA in Composing from the City University, London.
Teachers and musicians unanimously agree, Neville is blessed with perfect pitch and he is “exceptionally gifted”.
Cyrus Cylinder Lecture at the MET from ZAGNY on Vimeo.
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City.
Organized by ZAGNY, IZA and FEZANA
Zarathushti Offers Prayer at 67th United Nations General Assembly from ZAGNY on Vimeo.
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