CONCERT

The UN Day Concert featured sarod virtuoso Ustad Amjad Ali Khan, accompanied by his sons Amaan Ali Bangash and Ayaan Ali Bangash, and the Refugee Orchestra Project conducted by Lidiya Yankovskaya. The theme of this year’s concert, which is sponsored by the Permanent Mission of India to the United Nations, is “Traditions of Peace and Non-violence”. FOR LISTENING PURPOSES ONLY.

1978 UN Day Concert at the General Assembly Hall in New York: The American Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Sergiu Comissiona, and mezzo-soprano Elena Obraztsova. FOR LISTENING PURPOSES ONLY.

1977 Human Rights Day Concert at the General Assembly Hall in New York: Activist Coretta Scott King, Dancers and Musicians of Bali, and Zagrebacki Solisti. FOR LISTENING PURPOSES ONLY.

1977 UN Day Concert at the General Assembly Hall in New York: The Philadelphia Orchestra, conducted by Eugene Ormandy, and pianist André Watts. FOR LISTENING PURPOSES ONLY.

1976 Human Rights Day Concert at the General Assembly Hall in New York: The Philippines Folk Arts Dance Troupe and Ballet Nacional Festivales de España. FOR LISTENING PURPOSES ONLY.

1976 UN Day Concert at the General Assembly Hall in New York: The National Symphony Orchestra of Washington D.C., conducted by Antal Dorati. FOR LISTENING PURPOSES ONLY.

1975 Human Rights Day Concert at the General Assembly Hall in New York: The Parthenon Dancers, pianist Idil Biret, Dorothy Maynor, and the Heritage Society Chorus of the Harlem School of the Arts. FOR LISTENING PURPOSES ONLY.

1975 UN Day Concert at the General Assembly Hall in New York: The Vienna Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Carlo Maria Giulini. FOR LISTENING PURPOSES ONLY.

1974 Human Rights Day Concert at the General Assembly Hall in New York: The Rajko Ensemble, pianist Piotr Paleczny, Maurice Sonar Senghor and the National Dance Company of Senegal. FOR LISTENING PURPOSES ONLY.

1974 UN Day Concert at the General Assembly Hall in New York: The New Japan Philharmonic and the Toho String Orchestra, conducted by Seiji Ozawa. FOR LISTENING PURPOSES ONLY.