No Music Festival in the street, Monday, June 21. Because of Covid, Music usual celebration will not be taking place again on the streets today, Monday, June 21, nor in schools and restaurants or shopping Malls, due to the Covid-19 epidemic.
At 7 pm: a round table on the evolution of music and sector’s future.
The sanitary restrictions for Covid-19 pandemic gives no choice to the ministry of arts and culture to celebrate the music festival virtually this Monday, June 21. To mark this occasion, the Ministry will hold a round table on the evolution of music and on the future of the sector. This three-part conference will begin at 7 p.m. on the ministry’s Facebook page. After the speech of the Minister of Arts and Culture Avinash Teeluck, the paths of several artists will be shared and various musical interpretations will be broadcasted. Among the many artists in this online conference, will feature Alain Ramanisum, The Prophecy, Désiré François, Big Franki and Groupe ABAIM.
The Mauritius Film Development Company met these artists at home, and their artistic paths will be shown during this activity, broadcast live on Facebook. So notice to Internet users, who will be able to ask questions to the various stakeholders.
They will be Claudie Ricaud, director of the François Mitterand Conservatory of Music, Bertrand Philibert, media consultant, Thierry Veerabadren, cultural entrepreneur, Kimberley Oxide, Ashley Munisamy, director of Ichos, Justina Somik, artist and Gaëtan Abel, president of the National Arts Fund , and Sedley Assonne. All interventions will be 5 minutes in length.
Finlay Sales will act as master of ceremonies for this activity, chaired by Minister Avinash Teeluck. See you at 19:00 this Monday, on the Facebook page of the Ministry of Arts and Cultural Heritage.
