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Sanel Redžić and his colleagues held a humanitarian concert

Published: January 4, 2013
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One of the best world guitar players Sanel Redžić has held a humanitarian concert together with the students of the Music school in Tuzla. This concert was held at the International Gallery of Portraits in Tuzla. All collected funds were donated for the medical treatment of Asad Harbić who was diagnosed with leukemia.

Redžić who recently won the first place at the 55th International guitar competition in  Tokyo responded to the invitation for this humanitarian action and played a great concert. Besides Redžić, many other guitar players from Tuzla performed at the concert, such as  Dejan Marinović, Armin Ibrahimagić, Ivan Praljak, Belmin Okanović, Darko Gajić and Tarik Kamarić.

 

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