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Musical notes to alleviate the pain of the war in Iraq . The American-Iraqi cellist and conductor Karim Wasfi plays among the ruins of Mosul a message of "peace and coexistence".
Dozens of people attended their performance on Friday. Some have represented on the phone the musician accompanied by the orchestra Nerkal composed of violin, guitar and lute.
They played between the two religious symbols of the city: the tilted minaret – nicknamed the hunchback by the locals – and the Dominican convent Notre Dame of the Hour, whose clock gave it the hour in the city.
The two buildings were devastated during the battle against the jihadists of the Islamic State group ] (EI) who turned the city into their "capital" 19459014 in Iraq until their expulsion in July 2017. The concepts of security, peace and coexistence ", explains the former director of the Baghdad Philharmonic Orchestra, born in Cairo in 1972 and nicknamed" 19459003 "" Iraqi Rostropovich " in reference to the famous Russian cellist
Call on businesses, investors and organizations to come and help rebuild the city, especially the destroyed old city, he added.
The Iraqi authorities embarked on a debris campaign this week in Mosul, the first step in the reconstruction of the city
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