Founded by
acclaimed musician and singer Amir Vahab, the Soroosh Ensemble performs the
spirited folk music of Iran
past and present, as well as the sacred compositions of the Sufis. Bringing the
exceptional power, beauty, and grace of this music to new audiences is the
mission of this ensemble, whose name means “Messenger
Angel.”

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January
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3:00
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718-368-6680 |
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Leon M.
Goldstein Performing Arts Center
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Taraneh:
Vocals Farnaz: Dohol Yvette:
Daf Jude: Daf Ron: Tombak Amir: Ney, Saz
and Tanbur
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FREE
TICKETS are first-come,
first-served on the day of the concert. Box office opens at 2 p.m., seating is
limited and begins at 2:30 p.m. FREE
PARKING. For convenient public transport, take the B-1 or B-49
bus to the last stop at Oriental
Boulevard and Mackenzie Street. For more information, or
to join our mailing list, call (718) 368-6680.
"Global Rhythms" is
supported in part by a grant from The New York State Music Fund, established by
the New York State Attorney General at Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors. The
Citigroup Foundation is proud to sponsor the 2006-2007 Neighborhood Concert
Series, a program of The Weill Music Institute at Carnegie Hall. Neighborhood
Concerts are funded in part by the New York City Council and Department of
Cultural Affairs. Kingsborough’s performing arts programs are also supported by
donations from members of our community. We thank all of the patrons who help
make this series possible.
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