Tram for Two with Paavo Järvi and Kian Soltani

For the fifth episode of «Tram for Two» Paavo Järvi invited our Focus Artist Kian Soltani.
Zurich is much more of a familiar city for the Austrian with Persian roots than Vienna. The cellists of the Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich have strongly influenced Kian Soltani. They agree: the orchestra's cello section is fantastic. The two quickly get to talking about the essentials in life during this tram ride: What is the difference between being alone and being lonely? What about the work-life balance? What is missing from the bucket list? And what does the Mongolian Symphony Orchestra have to do with all this?

[@veldanen]

Probably not the best setting to get great audio and soundbites, but it seems the interview is really chill and relaxed. I dig it.

[@natashawaseem6698]

I've been waiting for Kian Soltani's interview especially🤍. While watching the video, every second was enjoyable and full of energy. Looking forward to see more videos 🙌🏻🙌🏻🤍

[@Fan652w]

Thank you for another very interesting video! I, Roger Sexton, am both a public transport enthusiast (especially trams) and a great fan of classical music. The idea of having a filmed chat on board a tram is absolutely brilliant! But then we are in Switzerland, where EVERYBODY uses public transport and most of that public transport is powered by quiet electric motors.

[@ahartify]

How about coming to New Zealand and Australia, Mr Jarvi? It doesn't have to be a bucket list thing!

[@wbmusik]

Excellent interview! Keep them coming, Maestro Järvi. Greetings to Kian from the States!

[@airdejazz]

Merci et bravo pour l'idée de ces entretiens avec le chef.

[@jenlw8974]

Thank you, Paavo - these are marvellous!

[@rajalaubli]

Sooo ein tolles Format 🙂

[@FestinaFirefly]

Cool idea! I rode those trams when I was in Zurich!

[@22bomd]

This IS so appealing information from BOTH of you ! Two = 2 ! ---> absolutely so cool , with a"a slice of humour " , sympathetic good looking men !