Loris Tjeknavorian
**Loris Tjeknavorian** (born 1937) is an Iranian-Armenian conductor, composer, and cultural icon known for blending Western classical traditions with Persian musical heritage. Born in Borujerd, Iran, he studied piano and composition in Vienna before launching an international career that saw him conduct major orchestras like the London Philharmonic and Vienna Symphony. His works often draw from Persian mythology and literature—think grand operas like *Rostam & Sohrab* or the dance drama *Simorgh*, which reimagines ancient Iranian tales through lush orchestral textures.
Tjeknavorian’s discography reveals his versatility, from symphonies and piano collections to reimagined suites of Sibelius. Pieces like *Cyrus The Great* and *16 Love Songs for Orchestra* showcase his knack for epic storytelling and emotional depth. A passionate advocate for Persian music, he’s spent decades bridging global classical audiences with Iran’s rich artistic legacy, earning him a revered spot in both concert halls and cultural history.
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