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Sound of Folklore Music at Tehran Metro Stations ahead of Nowruz

A few days before the beginning of the Persian New Year (Nowruz), the municipality of Tehran has organised live music performances for the citizens in several subway stations across the capital.

As part of a plan called “The Sound of My Homeland”, the musicians have begun performing folklore music to herald the advent of spring and Nowruz.

What follows are Tehran Picture Agency’s photos of the musicians and the people enjoying their performances:

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