A joyous festive atmosphere that sings of tolerance at the World Fair
"Expo Dubai" lights candles of love.. for humanity
Tania Kassis at the Dubai Millennium Theater in the Christmas celebrations.
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Expo 2020 Dubai lit new candles for love, tolerance and coexistence among all human beings, through several events celebrating Christmas, including "Prayer for Humanity", in addition to creative voices from East and West singing to the beat of music with all the values of peace and respect.
The Jubilee platform at the site of the international event hosted the “Prayer for Humanity” event, which included a performance of Christmas hymns and other special paragraphs, organized by the pavilion of the Holy See at Expo 2020, where guests were allowed to participate in the celebration of Christmas Eve in an impressive manner, By holding a special prayer for humanity, which provided a rare opportunity for contemplation and contemplation, in addition to enjoying a special group of hymns performed by the award-winning Lebanese singer, Tania Kassis, and the Festival Choir, in addition to special performances by distinguished guests.
The Christmas Eve celebrations on the Jubilee Podium included a live broadcast of the Christmas Mass from Bethlehem, adding more unique atmosphere to the international event site.
The pavilion of the Holy See at Expo 2020 Dubai celebrates communication and understanding between peoples and ethnic and religious groups, to remove all barriers between humans, and invites visitors to explore a group of rare decorated manuscripts, and enjoy seeing one of the most famous artistic murals in the world, the painting "The Creation of Adam". Michelangelo, on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in St Peter's Basilica in the Vatican.
"London Choir"
On Christmas Eve, the “Expo 2020 Dubai” audience enjoyed a set of musical events, including two performances, one by the world-renowned “London Community Gospel Choir”, and the second by American artist Naya Izumi, guitarist, soul singer and famous songwriter, on the podium. Jubilee, Dubai Millennium Theatre.
The "London Gospel Community Choir" added an atmosphere full of festive spirit and cheerful rhythm, by reciting the Gospel of the Christmas Mass, during its amazing show, which it presented at the Dubai Millennium Theater in "Expo 2020".
The band formed in 1982, and performed their first concert in 1983 in Notting Hill, London.
She is looking forward to celebrating next year the completion of 40 years of her music career.
The band consists of singers and musicians who adhere primarily to the traditions of the Evangelical and Pentecostal Church, and is considered one of the most successful gospel choirs in the United States of America.
The group, which aims to spread the message of tolerance and respect, said, "Expo 2020 Dubai is a wonderful global platform that allows artists to be in front of many visitors of different nationalities."
For his part, the American Naya Izumi, who is famous for his sensitive musical performance, entertained the exhibition audience with a distinctive musical show in its diversity at the Dubai Millennium Theatre, and included pieces from his international music that focus on the guitar and mix jazz, blues and soul.
Izumi expressed his enthusiasm for his music's participation in "Expo 2020" with a "new audience in a new country", hoping that his show would inspire optimism in the hearts of fans and distract them from their tensions.
Izumi hails from Georgia, USA, and is known for his emotionally charged performance, attracting millions to listen to his music.
Finally, he released his first full-length album, and he is currently based in Los Angeles.
«Artistic Voices»
Visitors to "Expo 2020 Dubai" lived a beautiful evening, the night before last, with a concert by the Armenian "Artistic Voices" group, led by saxophonist and composer Artur, who entertained his audience with beautiful and harmonious pieces.
The Armenian artist Artur, residing in Dubai, and the winner of the Grand Prix at the International Jazz Competition in Bucharest in 2009, managed to inflame the feelings of visitors by presenting his latest songs, “The Gregorian Hymn”, with which the audience resonated greatly, especially with the impressive professional performance that the artist presented while playing. on the saxophone.
And over 15 years of playing, Artur gave many concerts in major international cities, such as London, Moscow, Paris and others.
His beginnings were with the band "Future Voices" in 2005, which met with a lot of success in a short period of time, as the band appeared in 2005, in the educational program "Future Soldiers" in Yerevan, with jazz musicians Gary Crosby (on the bass instrument) and Abraham Wilson (on the trumpet), at the invitation of the British Council of Armenia, and the band gave two concerts at the Avangard Folk Club in Yerevan.
essential part
Expo 2020 Dubai is keen to make music an essential part of the festive season, through fun ceremonies that include live performances at the local and international levels, in several platforms throughout the international event site.
Naya Izumi: "I hope that my musical performance will inspire optimism among the fans of (Expo Dubai)."
40 years of her career in the field of music will be celebrated by the "London Choir" next year.