Festivals & Concerts

• Mamak Khadem — Vocals
• Loga Ramin Torkian — Guitar
• Pejman Hadadi — Percussion
• Greg Ellis — Percussion
• Cameron Stone — Cello
• Babak Torkian — Art Director

• Desert Storm — exhilaration, agony, and conviction
• Whisper — based on the melody of “Naghmeh”
• Kailas — quarter-tone guitar and Udu in the modal scale of “Mahoor”
• Kaef — quarter-tone guitar, tombak and Udu in “Chahar Gah”
• Valeh — inspired by Rumi, on longing and devotion
• Rhythm Riddle — built on various time signatures
• Kam — vocal improvisation on a melody by Cameron Stone

• Hafez Modirzadeh — Karna, Soprano & Tenor Sax
• Parisa Vaaleh — Vocals
• Parinaz — Vocals
• Alan Kushan — Santur
• Ustad Mohammad Nejad — Persian Ney & Setar
• Koorosh Angali — Poetry of Rumi, Hafez & other Sufi poets
• Nima Rezaee — Sticks
• Dariush Minaee — Drums
• Eunmi Shin — Solo Piano
• Shahrzad — Persian Dance

• Entrance with Karna
• Rise, O Daylight — Santur drone, Rumi’s Rubai
• Beloved Enters the Soul
• “Finally” You Took Abode in My Soul — Ghazal
• — Intermission —
• The Second Dawn
• Lullaby — for the Child of the Entranced
• The Blessed Is the Intoxicated
• The Final Lesson
• The Finale — The Dice of Faith

• Hafez Modirzadeh — Karna, Nay, Soprano Sax
• Yussi & Django — Flamenco Guitars
• Alan Kushan — Santur
• Ustad Habib Khan — Sitar
• Shafqat Ali Khan — Vocals
• Koorosh Angali — Sufi Poetry
• Paulo Baladi — Dumbek
• Michael Lewis — Tabla
• Richard Michos — Guitars
• Salar Nader — Tabla
• Tim Witter — Tabla, Percussion
• Shahrzad — Persian Dance

• Entrance with Karna
• Sufi & Dance of Jenn
• Voices of Spheres
• Evening Light
• — Intermission —
• Entrance with Karna
• Mystery of Sema I
• Mystery of Sema II
• Mystery of Sema III
• State of Enchanted All

• Aldoush — Voice, Acoustic Guitar, Nazanin, Setar
• Ian Dogole — Udu, Tombak, Global Drum Set
• Scott Hill — Alto & Soprano Sax, Clarinet
• David McQueen — Tombak (Zarb) & Daf
• Jeff Obee — Bass
• Shahrzad & Ahdi — Persian Dance

• Ustad Habib Khan — Sitar
• Alan Kushan — Santur
• Stephen Kent — Didgeridoo
• Hans Christian — Cello
• Sultan Pakhawaj — Tabla
• Ben Mawhorter — Tabla, Tombak

• Indian Fusion
• Persian Fusion
• New Interpretation of Persian Folk and Classical Music
• Jam Session

• Azam Ali — Voice, Hammered Dulcimer
• Greg Ellis — Percussion
• Cameron Stone — Cello

Presenting the music from their new album “Offerings.”

• Ustad Habib Khan — Sitar
• Ustad Mohammad Assef Mahmood — Tabla
• Ben Mawhorter — Tabla
• Pandit Swapan Chaudhuri — Tabla
• Koorosh Angali — Reciting Rumi’s Poetry

• Veiled
• Evening Light
• The Bond
• Sunyata & Offerings
• Veiled

• Claudia Villela — Vocals
• Ricardo Peixoto — Guitar
• Riffat Salamat — Vocals (Alikhan Band, daughter of Ustad Salamat Ali Khan)
• Richard Michos — Guitars
• Alan Kushan — Santur
• Michael Lewis — Tabla
• David Hannibal — Didgeridoo (Haunted by Waters)
• Ustad Habib Khan — Sitar
• Ben Mawhorter — Tabla
• Emam — Dumbek
• Ustad Mohammad Nejad — Persian Ney & Setar
• Koorosh Angali — Sufi Poetry
• Magali — Sacred Art: Tibetan Bells & Himalayan Dances
• Shahrzad — Dance

Ibn Sina and Rumi made Life Magazine’s list of the Millennium’s Top 100 People, ranking No. 71 and No. 73. Rumi, the 13th-century Sufi mystic, composed passionate poems that found the divine in people, nature, and everyday life. Ibn Sina — known in the West as Avicenna, the “prince of physicians” — wrote The Book of Healing and The Canon of Medicine.