K.Q. Essar - My Afghanistan - Anar Anar

RABAB HOMAYUN SAKHI

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Qais Essar: Rabab, Tambour, Vibraphone
Eric Zang: Kaval
Dallas Huber: Upright Bass
Jason Wiedman: Drums

Ba Mazar

SAFAR -  Pa Asheqi Key Ham Gelai Wey

Rabab Legend Ustad Mohammad Omar & Zakir Hussain on Tabla 1970's Columbia University Live 

Ustad Mohammad Omar - Keliwali In The Melodic Mode Of Kastori (Rabab)

Based of Ahmad Zahir's original composition

Featuring Dr. Neelamjit Dhillon on Tabla

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Man Randa Ze Maikhana Am

Based on an Original composition performed by Ahmad Zahir & Khanum Zhila
Qais Essar: Rabab, Dilruba,
Eric Zang: Daf, Bendir

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Laili Laili

Solo tula attan, 1er festival indo-persan à Marseille 2011

ZALAY

Youtube Link:  https://youtu.be/V3kCiaygnt0

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Despacito | Rubab Version by Sannan

From Kabul to California, Homayun Sakhi is admired as the outstanding Afghan rubâb player of his generation, a charismatic virtuoso who has pushed the limits of his instrument. With tabla player Taryalai Hashimi, Sakhi plays music that is uniquely Afghan, yet resonates strongly with the spirit of Indian raga. A bonus DVD offers an intimate portrait of Homayun Sakhi and his musical life from Kabul, Afghanistan, to Peshawar, Pakistan, to Fremont, California. Three tracks. 70 minutes. 32-page booklet, photos; DVD contains series introduction, 24-minute film, interactive glossary, and map. Music of Central Asia is a co-production of the Aga Khan Music Initiative in Central Asia, a program of the Aga Khan Trust for Culture, and Smithsonian Folkways Recordings. The aim of the series is to present leading exponents of Central Asia's rich and diverse musical heritage to listeners outside the region. 

Homayun Sakhi - Kataghani (Vol 3)

Quraishi's music is a rare and vital link between the rich tradition of classical Afghan court music, the golden years of Afghan radio, NYC's diverse immigrant culture, and the future of Afghanistan's musical identity.

K.Q. Essar - My Afghanistan - Anar Anar

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