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

Ross daly + Habil

Miresuca, A tune composed by Alexandru Arcus, this tune is on Roots Revival Romania  first Album available in Carturesti. 
 
Vocals: Monica Lucia Madas
Duduk: Emmanuel Hovhannisyan 
Saxophone: Alexandru Arcus
Persian Ney: Mehdi Aminian
Oud: Mehmt Polat
Bodhran: Aimee Farrel Courtney
Daf: Ghassan Bouz

Cocnept creator: Mehdi Aminian

August 2013, live at Radio Hall of Bucharest


Miresuca

Bab' Aziz Ending Music
Director : Nacer Khamir
Original Music by : Armand Amar
Vocal : Salar Aghili

Baba Aziz - End Credit

Papiers d'Arménies - Hanané

Get my album 'Ela Mataa?' here!
https://music.apple.com/ca/album/ela-mataa/1450133455

My interpretation of the piece Halfaouine by Anouar Brahem: arranged for Oud, Nylon String Guitar and Acoustic Guitar.

Recorded in September &amp; October 2011

Halfaouine is a neighbourhood in the city of Tunis in Tunisia. It is also the birthplace of Anouar Brahem.

Halfaouine (Anouar Brahem)

"October"
A composition by Mehdi Aminian

From the upcoming album "Quieter than Silence"

Mehdi Aminian - Ney, Setar, Vocals
Mohamad Zatari - Oud
Leïla Soldevila - Double Bass
Behnam Masoumi - Percussion

“Quieter than Silence” began with a friendship, beyond stereotypes and political conflicts between an Iranian and a Syrian, in Bucharest.
Quieter than Silence is a synergy between: ney, setar, oud, kamancheh, Iranian percussion, vocal and double bass.

Even though this music is rooted in Syrian, Persian and Sufi music cultures, having various rhythmical and timbrel elements throughout the process, made it a unique artistic repertoire and hard to give to it a particular geographical identity.

مهدی امینیان: نی, سه تار و آواز

October - اکتبر

Hezar Pareh a composition by Mehdi Aminian - From the upcoming album "Quieter than Silence"

Inspired by Chahar Pareh (A division in Persian Dastgah System)
Words by Hatef Esfahani (Year 1783)

Musicians:
Mehdi Aminian - Ney, Setar, Vocals
Mohamad Zatari - Oud
Leila Renault Soldevila - Double Bass
Behnam Masoumi - Percussion

For more Info visit:
https://www.roots-revival.com/quieter...

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“Quieter than Silence” began with a friendship, beyond stereotypes and political conflicts between an Iranian and a Syrian, in Bucharest.

Quieter than Silence music is a synergy between: ney, setar, oud, kamancheh, Iranian percussion, vocal and double bass.

Even though this music is rooted in Syrian, Persian and Sufi music cultures, applying various rhythmical and timbrel elements throughout the process, made it a unique artistic repertoire and hard to give to it a particular geographical identity.
مهدی امینیان: نی, سه تار و آواز 
محمد زعتری

Quieter than Silence

Hezar Pareh - هزار پاره

Traversées - Constantinople & Ablaye Cissoko
From album "Traversées"  released 25.01.19
Full album at https://constantinople.lnk.to/traversees

(p) & (c) 2018 Constantinople - Kora and Ko
www.ablaye-cissoko.com
www.constantinople.ca

Traversées - Constantinople & Ablaye Cissoko

Özgür Baba & Hamed Habibpour -İmprovisation

Included on combined reissue of I Will Not Be Sad In This World + The Moon Shines At Night, two of Djivan's finest albums, released 14 July 2014.

Armenia’s greatest living musician and the acknowledged master of the duduk, Djivan Gasparyan has toured throughout Europe, Asia, the Middle East and the United States for over fifty years. His work can be heard on numerous film soundtracks, including The Crow, Russia House and Gladiator. The duduk is a traditional woodwind instrument from the greater Armenia region. A double-reed instrument of ancient origin and noted for its unique, mournful sound. Djivan’s debut solo album I Will Not Be Sad In This World was originally released in the Soviet Union in 1983. Moon Shines At Night was recorded in 1993 with infinite guitarist Michael Brook.
 
Now in his 85th year, Djivan is performing a series of farewell concerts over the next 12 months, including an appearance at the Global Beat festival in New York City in June 2014

“Without doubt one of the most beautiful and soulful recordings I have ever heard” – Brian Eno

Pre-order:
https://www.burningshed.com/store/allsaints/product/508/5703/
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Miresuca

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