Межнациональный концерт “Этнослово” посвященный Международному Дню родного языка 2023/International concert “ETNOSLOVO” dedicated to International Mother Language Day 2023
The multinational creative concert, organized by the state institution of the Samara region “House of Friendship of Peoples”, was timed to coincide with the International Mother Language Day. This holiday was established by the decision of the 30th session of the UNESCO General Conference in November 1999, and since 2000 it has been celebrated annually around the world on February 21 in order to preserve national identity and protect the linguistic and cultural diversity of the peoples of the world.
Scientists argue that the native language is the language that a person learns from early childhood without special training, being in the appropriate language environment.
Based on this statement, we can say that the native language is the voice of the native people and a magical instrument, to the sounds of which the strings of our soul respond. The voice of the ancestors is heard in it, the pages of the history of their people are reflected. It is the native language that provides a strong bond that connects all generations of the people into one great historical living whole and is an integral part of the Motherland.
It was about this that Igor Viktorovich Burov, director of the GKU SO “House of Friendship of Peoples”, spoke in his welcoming speech, opening the Interethnic event “ETNOSLOVO”.
Pupils of the Tatar, Belarusian, Kazakh, German, Chuvash, Ukrainian, Armenian Sunday schools and creative teams at the national public organizations of the Samara region presented their creative performances at this сoncert.
For the guests and participants of the event were: Amelia Burova – regional choir school; Madina Khabibullina – Tatar school “Yaktylyk”; Alikhanyan Ani – Oktaviani School of Music; Surik Mikaelyan – Armenian Sunday school “Arevik”, ensemble “Stars” and Gleb Gavrilov – Chuvash Sunday school, Mustafina Rozalina – Bashkir Sunday school, Alina Karapetyan – soloist of the choreographic Armenian ensemble “Nairi”; Ophelia Ambartsumyan – Armenian Sunday School, Malika and Mariam Sagandykov – Kazakh Sunday School “Ana Tili”; Victoria Panteleeva and Milana Pirogova, Ukrainian Sunday School “Svitoch”; Margarita and Kristina Pak – Samara regional public organization “Association of Koreans”, Aigerim Isakulova, Diana Muratbekova and Meder Muratbekov – Kyrgyz initiative group; Arina Dmitrieva – German Sunday school; Aida Akperova – Samara regional public organization “League of Azerbaijanis of the Samara region”.
The repertoire of the concert program of young talents included the performance of poems and songs in their native language, creative sketches, theatrical performances.
