“Voices & Strings of the Land” invites audiences to travel through landscapes shaped by sound—mountain villages, ancient forests, riverside communities, and nomadic routes where music served as a companion, a teacher, and a keeper of identity.
This evening highlights not just performance, but storytelling through sound.
Each musician shares the origins of their instruments and the traditions behind each melody, allowing guests to experience heritage as both art and memory.
The event is suitable for families, music lovers, cultural explorers, and anyone seeking a heartfelt connection to the past through the universal language of music.
17:00 — Welcome Gathering
Guests arrive, explore interactive instrument displays, and meet the performers.
17:30 — Opening Ceremony: Voices of the Earth
A vocal ensemble performs ancient melodies that symbolize unity and gratitude.
19:10 — Instrument Storytelling Session
Musicians share the history, symbolism, and craftsmanship behind their instruments.
19:40 — Echoes of Home: Solo Performances
Selected artists perform personal heritage pieces passed down in their families.
20:10 — Community Song Moment
Audience-led vocal participation guided by folk singers—simple harmonies that anyone can join.
