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In 2000, His Highness the Aga Khan launched the Aga Khan Music Initiative to support talented musicians and music educators working to preserve, transmit, and further develop their musical heritage in contemporary forms. 2003-2008: The Aga Khan Music Initiative grows into an interregional music and arts education programme with worldwide performance, outreach, mentoring and artistic production activities. 2003-2018: The Initative operates a network ...

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Alim and Fargana Qasimov concert, Martigny, 2015. ...

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Alim and Fargana Qasimov concert Martigny, 2015. ...

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Performance of Alim and Fargana Qasimov in Martigny 2015. ...

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Fargana Qasimova, vocal, daf Rauf Islamov, kamancha Zaki Valiyev, tar Rafael Asgarov, balaban, clarinette Javidan Nabiyev, nagara For Fargana Qasimova, the passionate lyrics of Azerbaijani mugham and spirited songs of the bardic ashiq tradition provided the soundscape of her childhood. Now a consummate vocalist in her own right, Fargana has developed her own distinctive style that builds on the formidable artistic legacy bequeathed ...

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Byambajargal Gombodorj, vocal (Mongolia) Ulzhan Baibussynova, vocal, dombra (Kazakhstan) Raushan Orozbaeva, qyl-qobyz (Kazakhstan) Adinai Kudabaeva, komuz (Kyrgyzstan) Nodira Pirmatova, vocal, dutar, tanbur (Uzbekistan) Tawus Annamyradova, vocal, dutar (Turkmenistan) Fargana Qasimova, vocal, daf (Azerbaijan) Ozoda Ashurova, vocal, doira (Tajikistan) "Bardic Divas" celebrates the artistic talent and diverse performance traditions of exceptional female singers and instrumentalists from Central Eurasia. The "divas" presented in this concert ...

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Kinan Azmeh, clarinet Basel Rajoub, saxophone Jasser Haj Youssef, violin, viola d'amore Feras Charestan, qanun Various artists, percussion This adventurous programme brings together eminent performer-composer-improvisers from Syria, Tunisia and Lebanon, who create new music inspired by the rich cultural heritage of the Arab lands. Performing on Middle Eastern and Western instruments, they exemplify the talent, achievement, and breadth of a rising generation of ...

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Aqnazar Alovatov, vocal, rubab Sahiba Davlatshaeva, vocal and dance Shodikhon Mabatkulov, daf Olucha Mualibshoev, vocal, tanbur Mukhtor Muborakkadamov, setar Gulomsho Safarov, tanbur ...

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Homayun Sakhi, afghan rubab Rahul Sharma, santur Sirojiddin Juraev, dutar, tanbur Mukhtor Muborakqadomov, badakhshani setar This programme features a musical collaboration that represents a modern-day encore of the remarkable artistic synthesis cultivated by the emperors who ruled the Mughal Dynasty, founded at the beginning of the 16th century by Babur. Inspired by visual images and literary descriptions of exuberant music-making in the Mughal ...

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Homayun Sakhi, rubab Seiar Hashimi, tabla Abbos Kosimov, doyra and qayraq Afghan rubab virtuoso Homayun Sakhi teams up with percussionists Seiar Hashimi on tabla and Abbos Kosimov on doyra (Central Asian frame drum) for a performance devoted to the traditional Kabuli style of Indian raga performance of which Homayun Sakhi is arguably the greatest living exponent. Throughout this ebullient performance, Hashimi and Kosimov ...

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Abduvali Abdurashidov, Artistic Director and sato Jamshed Ergashev, vocal, doira Sirojiddin Juraev, dutar Kamoloddin Khamdamov, vocal, tanbur Ozoda Ashurova, vocal Nasiba Omonboeva, vocal Khurshed Ibrohimov, vocal Mohinisa Majitova, dance The programme celebrates the repertory of Central Asian classical music known as Shashmaqom ("six maqoms"), where instrumental pieces, lyrical song, poetry, and dance are bound together in an artistic conception of refinement and profound ...

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Wu Man, pipa Abduvali Abdurashidov, sato (bowed tanbur) Sirojiddin Juraev, dutar, tanbur Two millennia ago, Inner Asian nomads - the "northern barbarians" of ancient Chinese texts - brought a short-necked pear-shaped lute from Central Asia to the frontiers of China. A millennium later, musicians from Persia and Central Asia travelled the Silk Road to the courts of the Tang emperors to create a ...

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Lassana Diabaté, 22-key balafon Hawa Kassé Mady Diabaté, vocal Mamadou Kouyaté, bass ngoni Trio Da Kali unites three outstanding musicians from the Mande culture of Mali, who come from a long line of distinguished griots (specialist hereditary musical artisans). Long-term collaborators, the artists come together as a trio with the aim of bringing to the forefront neglected repertoires and performance styles of the ...

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Byambajargal Gombodorj, vocal (Mongolia) Ulzhan Baibussynova, vocal, dombra (Kazakhstan) Raushan Urazbayeva, qyl-qobyz (Kazakhstan) Adinai Kudabaeva, komuz (Kyrgyzstan) Ardak Issataeva, vocal (Kazakhstan) This new programme offers a panoramic presentation of the Music and Voices of Central Asian Nomads. Designed to present audiences with a broad perspective on the richness and diversity of the artistic traditions of the region, this concert will offer an introduction ...

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Aqnazar Alovatov, vocal, rubab Sahiba Davlatshaeva, vocal and dance Shodikhon Mabatkulov, daf Olucha Mualibshoev, vocal, tanbur Mukhtor Muborakkadamov, setar Gulomsho Safarov, tanbur In the southeast of Tajikistan, where the majestic Pamir Mountains reach heights only slightly lower than those of the Himalayas, local traditions of devotional song, mystical music, and dance have flourished among mountain-dwelling Pamiri people, many of whom are Shia Isma'ili ...

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