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WE MUST BRING OUR MUSICIANS BACK, SAYS EDUARD TOPCHYAN (VIDEO)
Tert.am
01.08.11
The conductor of Armenia's State Philharmonic Orchestra has said
Armenia must start bring back its musicians spread all over the world.
Speaking at a news conference on Monday, Eduard Topchyan said for
that to happen, Armenia should be able to offer those people good
salaries so that they will be motivated to return.
"No matter how much we distributed them [to the world] ... now we must
again bring them back. That is to say we should think about the salary
we should offer them, so that those people will return," explained he.
Further, he said that the older generation of musicians does not have
its successors.
"If this goes on, in six years' time we will not have the Philharmonic
[orchestra] either. Now we have there excellent people whose health
is very poor and we have no guarantee that they will have successors,"
he explained.
According to Topchyan, two of the most importance music schools should
be taken under supervision so that personal ties will not matter there
and the teaching stuff, that will be highly paid, will be objective.
Tert.am
01.08.11
The conductor of Armenia's State Philharmonic Orchestra has said
Armenia must start bring back its musicians spread all over the world.
Speaking at a news conference on Monday, Eduard Topchyan said for
that to happen, Armenia should be able to offer those people good
salaries so that they will be motivated to return.
"No matter how much we distributed them [to the world] ... now we must
again bring them back. That is to say we should think about the salary
we should offer them, so that those people will return," explained he.
Further, he said that the older generation of musicians does not have
its successors.
"If this goes on, in six years' time we will not have the Philharmonic
[orchestra] either. Now we have there excellent people whose health
is very poor and we have no guarantee that they will have successors,"
he explained.
According to Topchyan, two of the most importance music schools should
be taken under supervision so that personal ties will not matter there
and the teaching stuff, that will be highly paid, will be objective.