Diplomatic Concert in Holland As part of its cultural diplomacy, the Embassy of the Dominican Republic in Holland presented its first classical Christmas concert last week at the University of Social Sciences of The Hague. For the occasion, Dominican composers such as Julio Alberto Hernández, played a select repertory of musical pieces by well-known Dutch and international composers, such as Brahms, Sarasate and Kreisler, among others. For the occasion, Dominican composers such as Julio Alberto Hernández, played a select repertory of musical pieces by well-known Dutch and international composers, such as Brahms, Sarasate and Kreisler, among others. Invited guests from various regions were received in the main hall of the University. Those attending the concert included diplomats, Dutch government functionaries, members of the press, private business people, directors of multinationals, university professors and Dominican residents in the Netherlands. “It gives me great pleasure to reconfirm once again that one of the most effective formulas to maintain and incentivize a good image of our country in Holland and all of the European Union is through the fine arts, especially painting and music,” said the Dominican Ambassador to the Kingdom of the Netherlands.The invited soloist for the concert was Dr. Eugenio Matos, current Minister Counselor of the Dominican Embassy in The Hague and former member of the National Symphony Orchestra of Santo Domingo. He was accompanied by renowned Serbian pianist, Vladan Kulisic. “Events like this elevate and distinguish the impression of the public toward this Diplomatic Mission and, as such, the prestige and recognition of the Dominican Republic in an international milieu,” said John Dunkelgrun, President of the Latin American Fine Art Association (ARTANA) in Holland.. | ||
Las ultimas noticias/novedades de lo que acontece con los Dominicanos en las Grandes Ligas durante toda la temporada 2019.