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La Flûte enchantée… mais pas seulement – Dialogue entre la musique classique et la musique traditionnelle
Maison de l'UNESCO,
Paris, France
Salle I, le lundi 6 novembre 2006
Présentée par l’Association Mélodie pour le
Dialogue entre les Civilisations, « La Flûte enchantée… mais pas seulement » est la troisième partie de la série de concerts « Mozart… mais pas seulement » présentés à l’UNESCO. Reposant sur l’interaction multiculturelle entre les musiques classique, traditionnelle et contemporaine, des musiciens venant de différents pays du monde et représentant différentes cultures se réuniront pour fêter, autour de la célèbre œuvre de Mozart, la créativité et le talent des artistes.
Avec la participation de Sergueï Markarov (piano, Artiste de l’UNESCO pour la paix, Fédération de Russie), Ino Mirković (violon, Artiste de l’UNESCO pour la paix, Croatie), Sumi Jo (soprano, Artiste de l’UNESCO pour la paix, République de Corée), Peter Kalman (bariton, Hongrie), Sébastien Obrecht
(ténor, France), Tamas Bator (basse, Hongrie), Aurelia Vrabie (soprano, Roumanie)…
Et l’Orchestre symphonique « Bel Arte », sous la direction de Richard Boudarham (France), l’Ensemble des instruments traditionnels, sous la direction de Igor Vlajnić (Croatie), et le Jeune Chœur d’Ile de France.
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International Symposium:
Cultivating Wisdom, Harvesting Peace
Griffith University Multi-Faith Centre
Brisbane, Australia
10-13 of August 2005
This Summary of Recommendations encompass all the rich contributions of participants over the four days of dialogues and sharing, and reflect the spirit and main ideas of shared understanding.
The recommendations are based on:
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the interfaith circles' discussion and recommendations for action as reported in the closing plenary;
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key ideas from the papers presented by the keynote and panel speakers on all the themes;
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notes and ideas of workshop facilitators; and
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feedback after the Symposium from a number of delegates.
Rather than a brief general list of selected ideas and recommendations,
it was decided instead to prepare a rapporteur's summary that provides some detail on the recommendations,
giving enough substantive content that can guide specific policy changes and actions.
Thus, it is hoped that this format will facilitate efforts as well as the work of interested educators and policy makers worldwide to advocate for implementation of
the recommendations in their respective nations, institutions and communities.
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Dialogue
among Civilizations: Islam and the West
Laval University, Sainte-Foy, Quebec, Canada
6 to 8 May 2005
Held under the auspices of UNESCO and Laval
University
with the participation of the Agence universitaire de la
Francophonie and the Canadian Commission for UNESCO
The Fourth International GEPANC Conference (Political Studies on Contemporary North Africa) will be held at Laval University in Quebec City, Canada from May 6-8, 2005, on the topic of dialogue between civilisations and especially on the relationship between Islam and the West. With the attacks of September 11th in the United States, the task of building a universal theory of dialogue between civilisations and of identifying the objective social factors of justice and peace worldwide has never been more urgent.
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Presidents
of Iran and Algeria visit UNESCO to promote dialogue
Five years after the launch of the United Nations Year of Dialogue among Civilizations (2001), an International Conference on the Dialogue among Civilizations, Cultures and Peoples took place on 5 April. The Director-General of UNESCO, Koïchiro Matsuura praised President Khatami, who first launched “the political and intellectual movement which re-introduced dialogue as a central notion for the management of world affairs.”
- 5 April 2005 - Address by Mr Koïchiro
Matsuura, Director-General of UNESCO, on the occasion of the International Conference on the Dialogue among Civilizations, Cultures and Peoples
in the presence of H.E. Mr Syed Mohamed Khatami, President of
the Islamic Republic of Iran and H.E. Mr Abdelaziz Bouteflika,
President of the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria. (Available
in French only) [More]
- 5 April 2005 - Address by
H.E. Mr Syed Mohamed Khatami, President of the Islamic
Republic of Iran at the International Conference on the Dialogue among Civilizations, Cultures and Peoples
(Available in French
only) [More]
- 5 April 2005 - Address by
H.E. Mr Abdelaziz Bouteflika, President of the People's
Democratic Republic of Algeria at the International Conference on the Dialogue among Civilizations, Cultures and Peoples
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only) [More]
- Message
by Mr Ikuo Hirayama, Goodwill Ambassador of Japan to UNESCO
entitled "Diversities in Culture and the Red Cross Cultural Heritage Spirit"
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