MU 620 CM 18

1.My name is “Allahyar Vazirov Azad”,

(Allahyar-Azerbaijani, Turkish, Persian name- Meaning- precious of God. Father named me, it is my grandfathers name it is a kind of traditional).

(“Vazirov” – Azerbaijani, Turkish, Persian, last name, derived from Vazier, Vezir, Vizir,- high officer, minister.

(“Azad”- my fathers name meaning in Azerbaijani, Turkish, Persian= Independent)

(Our full name goes with fathers name)

2. I am Eastern European- Azerbaijani.

3. Nature- I sea, ocean, forest, I love swimming, soccer playing, I love being in the outdoors.

4. I am a percussionist, specifically play Vibraphone, Drums- Traditional nakkara (Azerbaijani), music conductor and music arranger, play classical, jazz, funk, Latin and traditional music based on Mugams,

Makhams-traditional Azerbaijani msuci.

I started playing music when I was 10 years old I was walking by music school with my mother and we saw lots of children with parents standing besides the building and I asked my mother what is that and she told me it is pupils auditioning for music school (at that time I did not know what is auditioning), but she asked me you want to try and of course I said yes, but it was not about music it was about being with children at that time, in addition, I did not know it is going to be long way journey.

Thank you very much and have a great time.

AV

Here is the our performance at UNESCO Headquarter Hall in Paris the piece called Dedication to Nasimi, I am as a performer and conductor, composer is the UNESCO Artist for the Peace and my teacher Firanghiz Alizadeh

 

 

We had a class and presentation on

Ethnicity,  Inc. (John L. and Jean Comaroff, 2009)

Please provide your questions, thoughts and interests on the topic of the presentation.

I would love to answer them, and I will be developing our topic and questions.

I appreciate your help and participation.

In addition, thank you very much for the song writing experience, it was great.

5 thoughts on “MU 620 CM 18”

  1. That’s cool to learn about the naming tradition in Azerbaijan and about how you got started in music as a child. As you say, it has been a long journey til now, but I hope that your studies with us in CM will be an exciting and growing time for you (and for us too).

  2. Thank you very much,
    I appreciate your comment. Yes, you are right, I have to learn so many new things in my life. I have been traveling a lot and this is a new country for me which fascinates me and I like to gather w new experiences and share what I know. I hope this CM program will lead me towards what I really want and need in my life. I have to figure it out yet, what I really need and want.
    Have a great day,
    Sincerely,
    AV

  3. Thanks for sharing. It was awesome to hear you play the vibes and to see the many ways that you are gifted. I also resonated with your initial desire to engage in music making, “to be with other children”. I find in my work that so many of our participants simply want a place to be with others that see and value you them. How beautiful that that desire has sparked this incredible journey for you. I am looking forward to learning alongside you through our studies.

    1. Thank you very much for your thoughts, I will visit your and everyone’s blogs, too. I will also share my experience and give my thoughts to you and others as much as I can. I like to share, communicate and learn more. Music making, education and sharing are my passion and I am sure we will have a great time together in CM classes and in the community itself.
      I appreciate you response and warm words,
      SIncerely,
      AV

  4. I love that story about how you came to music. It was because you wanted to join the community of other kids! You’re certainly in the right place.

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