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Through the Eyes of Music: An Interview with Serj Tankian
On Feb. 22, the Armenian Weekly conducted an interview with Serj Tankian, singer and songwriter of the Grammy Award-winning rock band System of a Down, who’s in the Boston area for the opening of “Prometheus Bound,” a musical.
The American Repertory Theater’s Diane Paulus directs Prometheus Bound. Tony and Grammy Award-winning writer Steven Sater wrote the script and lyrics (original by Aeschylus), while Tankian composed the music. The play tells the myth of Prometheus, a Titan who ga




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Goddammit Serj! stop doing stupid shit and stick with System of a Down!
Hye, Serge and Nanoor, great interview! As a medz myrig my son had suggested that the music of SYSTEM OF A DOWN would not be ‘my cup of tea’…
Today, you filled my cup of tea… an interview worthy of translations for all the world to know Serge, and so much more. Abrees! Manooshag
Serj has been blessed with a platform that few of us ever achieve. I love when he uses it to demand honesty from those in power. Hope he isn’t losing his edge.
That was a very interesting interview covening a broad range of topics. Thanks!
Hye, so often talented persons have so much of their convoluted lives displayed before the public – leading one to think, well, their private lives aside, their talents shown before the world have won them their fame. At times I feel for them… Too, the publicity of their private lives have become another industry from and for Hollywood – at times outdoing the news of world events.
And yet there are great talents who choose to live their lives privately, and are respected more for this, who enjoy sharing their great talents. Too, then there are those greatly talented, who beyond sharing their talents with their followers who enjoy their abilities – These, who go further, and offer to give of themselves, in so many other ways to better our world… are known for these efforts – of ways in which is needed in our world today.
Thank you, Serj. Manooshag