Qassem Soleimani Unveiled: Controversial ‘Be Qadqamat Yaran’ Symphony Sparks Debate

Nasir Heydarian, the conductor and leader of the orchestra, made a commanding entrance, drawing applause from the audience. His role as the maestro orchestrating the intricate symphony signaled the commencement of an artistic journey. The dimming lights and the subtle movement of Heydarian’s hand initiated the melodic conversation among the musicians.

The inaugural piece, the national anthem, invoked a collective standing ovation, underscoring the solemnity of the occasion. The subsequent pieces unfolded seamlessly, with each musical composition met by the applause of an appreciative audience. The symphony, a marriage of music and emotion, provided a canvas for reflection and remembrance.

After the fourth instrumental piece, the atmosphere shifted as the vocalist, Hosseini, graced the stage. His poignant performance intertwined with poetry elevated the experience, infusing deeper meaning into the narrative. The first piece, “Fire instead of Stone,” penned by Sami and narrated by Mohammad Mehdi Siyar, depicted the unwavering resolve of Haj Qassem before his martyrdom. Hosseini’s vocal prowess and emotive body language held the audience captive, accentuating the gravity of the moment.

January 4, 2024 | 8:12 pm