A formal concert celebrating the 110th birth anniversary of the distinguished composer and pioneer of Turkmen professional music, Veli Muhadov, was held at the Mukamlar Palace of the State Cultural Center of Turkmenistan. The event brought together eminent local artists and cultural representatives from various Turkic states. This tribute underscored the enduring legacy of Muhadov’s creative work, which laid the foundation for modern musical arts in the region and continues to inspire contemporary performers.

The symphonic evening commenced with the performance of the symphonic poem "My Motherland" by the State Symphony Orchestra of Turkmenistan. The program also featured extensive selections from Muhadov’s operatic masterpieces, including scenes from "Zohre and Tahyr," "Kemine and the Judge," and "The Bloody Watershed." These performances offered a unique narrative of Turkmen folklore and history, showcasing the composer's ability to blend national motifs with classical European symphonic traditions.

A significant highlight of the celebration was the participation of art masters from fraternal Turkic nations, who performed Muhadov’s lyrical songs as well as works from their own national repertoires. This artistic exchange served as a symbol of the strengthening of neighborly relations through the power of music. The international interpretations of Muhadov’s compositions highlighted the universal appeal and timeless quality of his melodies, which resonate far beyond national borders.

The grand finale featured a joint performance of the song "City of Lovers," which served as a magnificent conclusion to the cultural event. This closing act further highlighted Ashgabat’s significance as an international center of peace, love, and cross-cultural friendship. The concert was not only a commemoration of Veli Muhadov’s genius but also a celebration of the shared cultural heritage and artistic unity of the Turkic world, leaving a lasting impression of spiritual inspiration on the audience.