Discuție:Matthias Manasi

I saw today that the Romanian article about conductor Matthias Manasi no longer exists. I am the author of the article about Mr. Manasi and I published this article in 2024. Why does this article no longer exist? I live in Buffalo and am a retiree who loves music and art, often visit concerts and opera performances and also attended opera performances conducted by Mr. Manasi when he was music director and chief conductor here in Buffalo. Since my family's ancestors originally came from Germany, I am regularly in Germany and some other European countries and have experienced conductor Mr. Manasi a few years ago in a German opera house and also in a concert. Since I really enjoyed his opera performances and the concert he conducted, and know that he is appreciated worldwide as a conductor, I decided to write and publish this article. I do not know Mr. Manasi personally and never had any personal contact with him. The only sources for this article are those that can be found on the Internet and in media reports. I have tried to use reliable sources which prove the information. A lot of time and effort have gone into this article, which is why I was really shocked today when I saw that the article is no longer available. Can someone from those responsible here on Wikipedia please tell me why? I have written the article about Mr. Manasi with great care, time and attention to detail. If the article is too extensive, please let me know so that I can reduce the length of the article. You are welcome to shorten the article yourself, but I ask that you republish the article in some form. Firstly, I know that Mr. Manasi is in demand as a conductor in the music world who has worked in several leading positions and with international orchestras and secondly, I have spent a lot of time, effort and care writing this article and would find it very regrettable if this work has been completely in vain. During my research, I found that Mr. Manasi conducted the memorial concert on the occasion of the death of the Romanian King Michal I. in 2017. Shouldn't that also be a reason to make the article available to the public in Romanian? This article has nothing to do with spam and nobody paid me to do this work. I just wrote it because I love music and art, I attended performances by the conductor in this article and decided to present important information on Wikipedia. I kindly ask any of the responsible officials here on Wikipedia for an explanation and for a constructive restoration of the article in a form which fits for Wikipedia. ← Acest comentariu nesemnat a fost adăugat de Tq93sgd5 (discuție • contribuții) la 2 iulie 2024 18:21.