Trio of Syosset brothers to perform with South Shore Symphony Orchestra this weekend

Carmen Zandiah says their father had them take music lessons when they were children and dreamed of them reaching these musical heights.

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Jan 30, 2024, 3:17 AM

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Updated 444 days ago

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Three Syosset brothers will be performing a three-part string and piano solo with the South Shore Symphony Orchestra this weekend.

News 12 first covered Carmen, Charlie and Chrstopher Zandieh's journey a decade ago when one of the brothers was being featured on a new TV series called "Young Marvels."

Carmen Zandiah says their father had them take music lessons when they were children and dreamed of them reaching these musical heights.

The performance will be on Saturday at Molloy College.

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