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Artists in the hall and the religion re-enacted a part of the unforgettable comic opera "Meshdi Abad" with Azerbaijani music and dance. The Azerbaijani dance troupe "Utlar" performed this piece together with other performances in a concert by Vahid Asadoluhi, designed by Ali Forsifi. "Mushdi Abad" is one of the most famous Azerbaijani comic operas. Uzir Hajibif wrote this work in four acts in 1910 and its first performance was staged a year later. The story is about Gulnaz, a young girl who loves Sarwar, but her father Rustambag wants to match her with Mashadi Abad, an older and rich bazaar due to financial problems. The combination of music, poetry, dance and social humor made "Moshidi Abed" popular beyond the theater stage and later several film adaptations were made of it.

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Artists in the hall and the religion re-enacted a part of the unforgettable comic opera "Meshdi Abad" with Azerbaijani music and dance. The Azerbaijani dance troupe "Utlar" performed this piece together with other performances in a concert by Vahid Asadoluhi, designed by Ali Forsifi. "Mushdi Abad" is one of the most famous Azerbaijani comic operas. Uzir Hajibif wrote this work in four acts in 1910 and its first performance was staged a year later. The story is about Gulnaz, a young girl who loves Sarwar, but her father Rustambag wants to match her with Mashadi Abad, an older and rich bazaar due to financial problems. The combination of music, poetry, dance and social humor made "Moshidi Abed" popular beyond the theater stage and later several film adaptations were made of it.

Artists in the hall and the religion re-enacted a part of the unforgettable comic opera "Meshdi Abad" with Azerbaijani music and dance. The Azerbaijani dance troupe "Utlar" performed this piece together with other performances in a concert by Vahid Asadoluhi, designed by Ali Forsifi. "Mushdi Abad" is one of the most famous Azerbaijani comic operas. Uzir Hajibif wrote this work in four acts in 1910 and its first performance was staged a year later. The story is about Gulnaz, a young girl who loves Sarwar, but her father Rustambag wants to match her with Mashadi Abad, an older and rich bazaar due to financial problems. The combination of music, poetry, dance and social humor made "Moshidi Abed" popular beyond the theater stage and later several film adaptations were made of it.

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