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Concert "Golden melodies of Turkmen cinema" will be held in Ashgabat

February 21, 2026 | 10:00 |4746
A concert titled "Golden Melodies of Turkmen Cinema," dedicated to the music from beloved turkmen films, will be held in AshgabatA concert titled "Golden Melodies of Turkmen Cinema," dedicated to the music from beloved turkmen films, will be held in Ashgabat
Source: TDH

A concert titled "Golden Melodies of Turkmen Cinema," dedicated to the music from beloved turkmen films, will be held in Ashgabat. The audience can look forward to an evening of live symphonic sound that will evoke memories of movies that have become part of the cultural memory of several generations.

The State Symphony Orchestra of Turkmenistan will perform on stage, led by the artistic director, Honored Artist of Turkmenistan Rasul Klychev. The ensemble will perform pieces that have become the musical symbols of their era and have preserved the special atmosphere of their time.

The concert will take place at the Mukams Palace on February 21. It starts at 7:00 PM.

Organizers note that the program will combine cinema and music, creating a warm and nostalgic atmosphere for the audience. The evening will be an opportunity to once again hear melodies that awaken vivid memories and to enjoy the mastery of the symphony orchestra.

For inquiries and ticket purchases, please contact the following phone numbers: 26-69-17, 861-33-88-29, 863-46-71-77.

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