In Ayani, Farhang Radio unveils the CD-ROM of the collection “Persian Literary Millennium” and at the same time honors the living memory of Behrooz Razavi, the speaker and lasting voice of Iranian culture and art.
According to Saba, This program will be held on Tuesday, November 19, at 10:00 AM, in the meeting hall of the Voice of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The main focus of this ceremony is the introduction of the collection “Millennium Persian Literature”; which is held under the pretext of the 1200th episode of the program, a collection whose name and title reflect the scope and background of Persian literature, and the unveiling of its compact disc provides an opportunity to pay attention to Iran’s literary and cultural heritage again.
Another part of this program is dedicated to commemorating Professor Behrouz Razavi; An artist whose voice has been associated with cultural and literary radio programs for years and has found a permanent place in the listeners’ memory. In this ceremony, Farhang Radio, while remembering his influential role and presence in the field of culture and art, honors the position of his voice in conveying literary and cultural concepts to the audience.
The combination of unveiling a collection related to Persian literature and commemorating an influential figure in the field of sound and culture, turns this program into a ritual to protect two aspects of the country’s cultural heritage: one, the treasure of Persian language and literature, and the other, the efforts of artists who have established a link between cultural works and audiences with their voice and narration.
Holding such programs is also an opportunity to introduce the capacities of radio’s cultural productions and pay attention to the media’s role in preserving and reflecting Iran’s literary and artistic assets.
This ceremony will be held on Tuesday, November 19, at 10:00 AM, in the meeting hall of the Deputy Voice of the Islamic Republic of Iran, with the presence of the Deputy Voice of the National Media, radio directors, a group of people involved in the program, professors of Persian language and literature, and the living friends and family of Behrouz Razavi.
