The Iranian government has invited the
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra to come to Iran to open the Tehran Fajr Festival.
The visit, if it happens, will be on the 50th anniversary of a previous concert they
gave in Iran, Thomas Erdbrink of The
New York Times tweeted from
Tehran.
“If the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra opens
the Tehran Fajr Festival, it will be the biggest cultural US event in Iran
since the revolution.” (@ThomasErdbrink/Twitter, 16 January)
Note: Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra performed two concerts in Tehran in 1964. A return to Tehran in September at Fajr Festival would be on the 50th anniversary of those concerts.
Note: Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra performed two concerts in Tehran in 1964. A return to Tehran in September at Fajr Festival would be on the 50th anniversary of those concerts.
File photo: Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra (AP)
4 comments:
Good boy. Beg like the third world country you are
do you know what is fajr festival ?
that is celebration of iraninan 1979 Revolution
they are singing death to USA, and the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra singing too
Lets "celebrate" the regime of theives liars and murderers. LOL!
what gives you the idea that the Pittsburgh Symphony would accept the invitation and celebrate the revolution that, sadly, was perverted into establishing the theocratic dictatorship?
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