Under the Persian Musical Sky
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29m
Embark on a profound musical journey with Under the Persian Musical Sky, a concert featuring the artistic director of Constantinople, Kiya Tabassian, and acclaimed Persian music maestro Kayhan Kalhor.
Delve into the refined and emotive world of Persian music, an art that has evolved continuously for millennia.
Kiya Tabassian, returning to his musical roots, collaborates with Kayhan Kalhor, an internationally recognized master of the kamancheh and a leading setar player. These two free-thinking musical explorers unite their creative universes, inviting the audience on a passionate and immersive voyage to the heart of Persian musical traditions.
The performance showcases the setar, played by both Kalhor and Tabassian, offering a captivating convergence of their artistic expressions. Experience the synergy of their talents and the emotive power of Persian music in an evening that celebrates the depth and beauty of this ancient art form.
'Under the Persian Musical Sky' is a highlight of the Museum’s 'Constantinople: Innovative Music Collaborations' program, promising an unforgettable exploration of creativity and tradition.
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