Renowned Cultural Scholar Alla Bayramova Presents on "Azerbaijani Music Folklore at the Pushkin House" at the 2nd Symposium of the International Committee on Traditional Music in Palermo, Italy
Esteemed professor and Doctor of Arts in Ethnomusicology, Alla Bayramova, captivated the audience with her presentation on "Azerbaijani Music Folklore at the Pushkin House" at the 2nd Symposium of the International Committee on Traditional Music's (ICTM) Research Section on World Music History.
The symposium took place at the Antonio Pasqualino International Puppet Museum in Palermo, Italy, providing an ideal setting for scholars and music enthusiasts to gather and explore the rich cultural heritage of traditional music.
Alla Bayramova's enlightening presentation delved into the unique aspects of Azerbaijani music folklore, highlighting its significance and influence on the country's rich cultural tapestry. The presentation shed light on the interplay between music and folklore, showcasing the vibrant melodies, poetic lyricism, and captivating storytelling that characterise Azerbaijani musical traditions.
The 2nd ICTM Symposium served as a platform for scholars, researchers, and musicologists from around the world to exchange knowledge, insights, and perspectives on traditional music history. It provided an enriching environment for fostering dialogue and collaboration in the field of ethnomusicology.
Alla Bayramova's participation in this esteemed symposium further solidifies her role as a distinguished cultural ambassador, promoting Azerbaijani music and folklore on the international stage.
(Photo caption: Alla Bayramova delivering her presentation at the symposium, held at the Antonio Pasqualino International Puppet Museum)