Keyvan Chemirani: Zarb
Anindo Chatterjee: Tabla
Maryam Chemirani: Vocals
Bijan Chemirani: Zarb, Saz
Ken Zuckerman: Sarod
Stelios Petrakis: Lyra
Sokratis Sinopoulos: Kementche, Laouto


Keyvan Chemirani & Pandit Anindo Chatterjee - Bhairavi

Martha Mavroidi - Pink River (film music)

Jocelyn Pook - Romeo And Juliet (Flood)

English Garden Stroll

composition by Mohammad Eghbal
live-recording 
musicians:
Mohammad and Christa Eghbal, Georg Degenhardt, Erwin Hoerl, Harald Loquenz u.a.

Zarathustra

Eskandar Alexander

Eagle

“Biyah (Come), my Darvish” is an invitation...
The aim of my Music is not recreational. It is a Spirit(ual) tool. It is meant to instill a pause in your day, for you to close your eyes, reconnect with the eternal flame of the heart, to induce a trance, to lose the mind... re-presencing and re-establishing relations with your inner eternal Flame. When we clear ourselves of the static, the guidance is clear.

Biyah, My Darvish

Aukai

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Alto Paraíso

Duduk-Armenian Folk-Jivan Gasparyan

Gravity = Love

It has been a very interesting process to record these Scandinavian lullabies in the desert of New Mexico. Among cactus, red sand and burning sun I have fallen in love with the melancholy of the north. I remember these songs from growing up in Norway, but singing them now gives me an experience of how the depth of darkness and the clarity of light can exist at the same time in one song. And in this way it reflects what is so much a part of the northern countries, - light and darkness that show up in such extreme ways. The songs have brought these two opposites together for me, letting our dark and light sides exist in the same space, through the tenderness of the lullabye. I hope you will have your own unique experience as you listen to these songs from the land where the days are dark and the nights are light.

01 Byssan Lull, Koka Kittelen 2min

Sufi-world-music inspired by Sufi-poets like Rumi and Saadi

Zarathustra

AHURA

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