Christophe Rezai : Tenor, Harmonium, Conductor
Mostafa Mahmoudi: Vocal (Persian, Kurdish)
Pierre Baranger: Tenor
Reza Asgarzadeh: Baritone, Duduk, Dohol
Ali Boustan: Oud, Shuranguiz, Back Vocal
Pierre-Yves Binard: Baritone, Percussion
Hamid Khosroshahi: Bass Vocal
Ali Rahimi: Daf, Tombak, Percussion
Saba Alizadeh: Kamancheh

Nour Ensemble - Uterus (Tavalod)

Mish Mash  - Aininninnia

Harmonica - Babak Safarnejad-بابک صفرنژاد-سازدهنی

Jocelyn Pook - Take Off Your Veil (Untold Things)

Une rencontre poétique entre cordes et voix, des épopées du Royaume mandingue aux musiques de cours persanes.

A poetic encounter between strings and voice, from the epics of the Mandingo Kingdom to the music of Persian court.

CONSTANTINOPLE, avec | feat.
Ablaye Cissoko, kora (Senegal)
Kiya Tabassian, setar (Canada - Iran)

Poisson Au Fond De L'ocean

Kiya Tabassian, setar 
Charbel Rouhana, ud 
Neva Özgen, kemençe 
Didem Basar, kanun
Pasha Karami, tombak
David Mayoral, percussion

Kervan - Constantinople - Didem Basar

VHM Projekt - The Second One 
In 4 Movements
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00:00 - 1st Movement
01:30 - 2nd Movement 
03:31 - 3rd Movement
06:43 - 4th Movement

VHM Projekt - The Second One - (Complete Movements)

Composition : Kiya Tabassian
Interpretation :
Kinan Azmeh - clarinet
Kiya Tabassian - setar
Didem Basar - kanun
Pierre-Yves Martel - viola da gamba
Patrick Graham - percussion

Air - Kiya Tabassian

Fardin Karim Khavari - Shabdiz

Mantra Lullaby

The album for which the Warsaw Village Band received the BBC 3 Award in 2004.

"The sound of the WARSAW VILLAGE BAND reminds you of Scandinavian music with it’s dark beauty, powerful and rough, with the arrangements and the emotions radiating from the music."(Folk World)

Warsaw Village Band - At My Mother's

Constantinople est un ensemble musical qui a choisi de faire du voyage son fondement – voyage géographique, historique, culturel, intérieur –, de s’abreuver à toutes les sources et de viser les horizons lointains. Empruntant son nom à l’ancienne cité phare éclairant l’Orient et l’Occident, l’ensemble a été imaginé comme un espace de rencontres et de métissages par son directeur artistique Kiya Tabassian et fondé en 1998 à Montréal.

Constantinople is a musical ensemble that chose the journey—geographical certainly, but also historical, cultural and inner—as its cornerstone. It draws inspiration from all sources and aims for distant horizons. Inspired by the ancient city illuminating the East and West, Constantinople was founded in 1998 in Montreal by its artistic director, Kiya Tabassian.