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This Sunday, March 24, Salem Symphonic Winds will celebrate the music from several regions in the Middle East, including a world premiere of a new arrangement.

The concert will introduce the band arrangement of “The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám by Alan Hovhaness,” inspired by the poet’s themes of life, death, love and fate in a fusion of eastern and western music.

The concert will highlight accordionist Tommy Thompson, and soprano singer Rebecca Fromherz who will perform two opera arias. The show will include a range of music, including “the “Theme from Lawrence of Arabia” and “Klezmer Classics.”

The concert starts at 3 p.m., and will be at the Rose Auditorium, South Salem High School, 700 Howard St. S.E. Tickets are available online and range from $5 to $25.

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BUILDING SALEM: Washington distributor putting up $55 million Mill Creek operation

Where Oregon Senate races stand ahead of the primary

Hoy pushes for more money for Salem in State of the City address

TIROTEO EN EL PARQUE BUSH: Un resumen de los acontecimientos

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