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Iranian-Armenian conductor, composer Loris Tchgnavoryan, who has been the artistic director and chief conductor of the Armenian Philharmonic Orchestra for many years, is in the homeland these days.
After a long silence, during an exclusive interview with Tert.am Life, he told why he had been leading years
"I started writing in Persia. Then, thanks to the famous German composer Carl Orf, I sponsored me for a year to live in Starsburg, I created this opera. I have donated him to him and thank him very much. It took 25 years to write up several ways, because I wanted to be Persian psychology, because the poem is Persian.
I have done two times without a realization in Austria, after which in Mexico, Persia, and now I am very glad to be present and especially my opera, "Loris Tchgnavoryan said in a conversation with Tert.am Life.
According to Maestro, the experiments are very well, Armenian musicians have a high level of their work and participate in experiments with discipline.
According to him, the musicians are one nation around the world.
"They are the same with character. The musician has no land, the world is his own. The music is clean, the human soul keeps clean, "said the maestro.
I wanted tea, they said, there is no Persian tea here, the Father does not drink ...
"My homeland has become beautiful in my eye. When I was here, there were no high-rise buildings, there were no cafes so many cafes, this life was not. In 1989, when I came, there was not even 1-2 cafes in our city.
By the way, then Armenians did not drink tea. I "made tea" because I wanted Persian tea, they said they didn't drink Persian tea here, we don't have. Then I brought it, spread, "Tchgnavoryan said in a conversation with us.
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