The Climate Message: Sepideh Raissadat
Sepideh Raissadat – voice, sehtar Iran // Toronto, Canada
Tag: strings
The Climate Message: Nima Janmohammadi
Nima Janmohammadi – Oud Iran / Boston, Massachusetts, USA
The Climate Message: Dinty Child
Dinty Child – Mandocello Massachusetts, USA If you’re a performer in any idiom, please consider joining the Climate Message Video Festival, an online initiative bringing together musicians from all over the world to increase awareness of climate change.
The Climate Message: Tim Mungenast
Tim Mungenast – Balalaika Massachusetts, USA If you’re a performer in any idiom, please consider joining the Climate Message Video Festival, an online initiative bringing together musicians from all over the world to increase awareness of climate change.
The Climate Message: Samm Bennett
The Climate Message: Frederick Boyle
Frederick Boyle – New Jersey, USA Voice & Ukelele www.prayersong.net www.oldfirstumc.org www.beyondself.info If you’re a performer in any idiom, please consider joining the Climate Message Video Festival, an online initiative bringing together musicians from all over the world to increase awareness of climate change.
The Climate Message: Sirojiddin Juraev
) Sirojiddin Juraev (also spelled Sirajoddin Juraev) comes from a lineage of dutar players in his native region of northern tajikistan, continuing the tradition from his father and grandfather. He studied music at the Music College in Khujand and at Khujand University, and after that under Abduvali Abdurashidov at the Academy of Maqom in Dushanbe, […]
Climate Message: Raley Beggs
) Raley Beggs is a classical guitarist from Tampa, FL, now living in Boston, MA, USA. Raley Beggs Tampa, Florida / Boston, Massachusetts, USA If you’re a performer in any idiom, please consider joining the Climate Message Video Festival, an online initiative bringing together musicians from all over the world to increase awareness of climate […]
Friday’s Recycled Instruments: Amazing What You Can Do With A Tin Can
Africa has long been a place where practically everything is eventually turned into a musical instrument. As we gradually surround ourselves with the detritus of industrial civilization, it is some comfort to realize that not everything that we’ve turned into trash has to stay that way. As with the repurposing of 55-gallon oil drums to […]