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Shahed",
a new video clip to be released on Anniversary of
Halabja Attack
Shahed (Martyr) is a new song of Dyari Qaradakhi who
himself composed the melody. The lyric was written
by Mam Hezhar while the music was produced by Ariyan
Jalal. The song was recorded at Metronom Studio in
Sulaymani.
A video clip of the song is due to be released on
the screens of all TV stations on the 25th
anniversary of the chemical bombardment of Halabja
town.
The new video clip was produced at the expenses of
the Ministry of Martyrs and Anfal Victims Affairs.
The clip's cinematography is by Biryar Fattah, the
script is by Daroun Gezhan who also directed it.
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Dyari Qaradaghi's 4th book in the stalls.
In another of his efforts, Dyari Qaradaghi has
published his fourth book under the title "Musical
beats".
The whole content of the
book, in 210 pages, concerns music and song. The
publication was funded by
Dr Taha Rassoul.
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Dyari Qaradakhi holds
charity concert at Sulaymaniya University
Dyari Qaradakhi and
several talented musicians have held a concert at
Sulaymaniya University.
The concert was under the patronage of Kurdistan
Students Group. Following the concert Qaradaghi
stated: "The current
campaign by Sulaymaniya University and Kurdistan
Students Group to collect
donations to the Syrian refugees' Children is a
blessed humanitarian venture. I wish you all
contribute
to the campaign as far as
you can and my brethren musicians and I will stand
behind the campaign".
Following Qaradakhi's statement at Raparin
Ceremonies Hall of Sulaymaniya University on
December 19, 2013
and the group's support
to aid the refugees' children, today, which marks
the last day of the first semester,
the students started to largely contribute to the
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On Universal Music Day, Qaradakhi is awarded
On the Universal Music Day, the Musicians Centre of
Kurdistan Artists Syndicate and the Governor of
Sulaymaniya handed out appreciation awards to ten
distinguished artists of Sulaymaniya city, among
whom was Diyari Qaradaghi. As well, several artistic
centres, foundations, clubs and cultural
directorates presented awards and wreathes of laurel
to the mentioned artists.
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