rkaastoon

Rkaastoon is an inaugural concert held by Joseph Tawadros on November 6, 2009. The event took place at the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall in Australia. Tawadros is an Australian Assyrian musician known for his expertise in the oud, a Middle Eastern stringed instrument. The concert showcased Tawadros's music, which blends traditional Arabic and Turkish styles with modern and experimental elements.

The name "Rkaastoon" is derived from the word "Raks" which means "dance" in Assyrian. The concert featured a mix of solo and ensemble pieces, demonstrating Tawadros's ability to merge traditional Middle Eastern music with contemporary influences. Tawadros has stated that the term "Rkaastoon" reflects his musical vision, expressing "the notion of love and passion in the way we dance, the way we move our bodies, and the way we express ourselves through music."

The concert was an Australian cultural event, attended by prominent figures from the music and arts community. Tawadros's performance at the Rkaastoon concert received positive reviews from critics, praising his originality and command of the oud. The event is considered a significant milestone in Tawadros's career, solidifying his reputation as a leading voice in Australian music.

Joseph Tawadros dedicated the Rkaastoon concert to his father, Cenk Tawadros, as a tribute to the audience of his father's eventual music.