Smallworld Centre
SUNDAY JUNE 11 5PM - 6:30PM
Address: 180 Shaw Street
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Storytelling, Music & Drawing
After the sunrise, there was a blue sky and lit earth. The sun saw all the colours on earth, but she missed the colours of the rainbow.
Hani Niroo has been working as a music educator in Vienna since 2008 and has collaborated on several children’s albums produced by Pardis for Children since 2015: Songs of Pardis, Songs of Pardis 2 and Songs of Norouz to name a few. A classically trained violinist, she graduated from Tehran University with a bachelor’s degree in music and a specialization in setar. Hani Niroo has studied elementary music and movement pedagogy at Orff Institut, Salzburg and she has a harmony and composition diploma from Prayner conservatory in Vienna.
Since 2005, Hoora has been teaching music and piano to children aged 5 to teenagers. Having trained as a classical pianist herself, she furthered her bachelor degree in music by completing the advanced certificate in Early Childhood Music Education at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto. She has taught music to children in a variety of settings - from group music lessons through movement and singing to private piano lessons.
Link Music Lab is a Toronto-based artist collective whose mandate is to create top-quality multicultural concert productions and innovative recording collaborations. Founded in 2009 by Mahmood “Moudy” Schricker, Link Music Lab employs an ethnomusicological approach to developing concert, recording and artist marketing initiatives. As a premier presenter of a diverse range of Persian music from classical to electronic to fusion, Link Music Lab aims beyond its foundations in Persian music and the cliche of the “Toronto mosaic” to facilitate collaborations that cross-pollinate various cultures in entirely new artistic contexts.
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