Fal Parsi Music... Where does the name come from?
The origin is Parsehfal. Parsi (Parseh) means "Innocent" and Fal "Pure." In Wagner's opera, Parsifal is the type of man needed to recover the Holy Grail. He initially does not remember his own name until he meets Kundry, who reveals it to him by pronouncing it. Kundry plays with calling him Parsi-Fal and Fal-Parsi, meaning Innocent and Pure, Pure and Innocent.
We use this name as a metaphor for delving into the informed and faithful knowledge of music, revealing its deepest meanings. FalParseh (Parsifal) is the network that will guide you to a greater understanding of music and the agency that will assist you on your journey in search of the Holy Grail, seeking greater impact for the music you perform.
To achieve this, we have selected renowned professionals and musicians who stand out for their passionate performances.
