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Planned concert by Yanni at Try faces opposition
NEW DELHI. Jan 18: Plans by Greek musician Yanni to stage a spectacular concert in March at the Taj Mahal ran into tough opposition today from a conservation watchdog, reports AFP.
The Archeological Survey of India (ASI), which oversees all national monuments in India including the marble wonder, said it would fight tooth and nail to block the concert.
"If the state government does not cooperate with us. we will go to court," survey director-general Ajay Shankar said.
Some experts believe that the Taj is set on a very special foundation that is fragile be-cause it is on a sandy river bed." he said.
"Loud decibels of sound may damage the monument." he added
Shankar said the concert "for a minimum of 4.000 jteopie would be a strain for the mon umonf which is built on the banks of the river Jamuna.
"It means two pontoon bridges will be built on either side of the Taj... Toilets constructed and parking lots set up." he said. It's a sacrilege: how can you have something like a rock concert there?"
Yanni, who visited India
twice recently to promote the concert, has said ne was overwhelmed by Its beauty and was composing a special piece for the most spectacular sight I have ever seen."
Anne Nigli, a Calcutta-based Journalist who is planning to travel more than 1.000 kilometers to the town of Agra to at-tend the concert, said the survey was being unreasonable.
"It’s probably the most beau tiful setting in India for a concert. How can Yanni harm the environment?" she said.
"If noise is a problem how was Yanni allowed to play with his musicians in the acropolis? People in Europe are much stricter about these things than we are.
"The ASI is nuts. Why not impose a distance limit and get on with the show?"
The Taj Mahal was built as a monument of love by Moghul emperor Shah Jahan for his deceased wife. Thousands of workers toiled on the monument between 1631 and 1653.
It was designed by a celebrated Persian architect whose fiancee Shah Jahan had got murdered, so that he could feel the emperor's agony and translate it into stone. It is visited by millions every year.