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Lian Records Release

Lian Records Release

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The Window
to Dr. Javad Nurbakhsh (1926-2008)
2010 RELEASE
The tracks on “The Window” are their first, uncut takes. They are firsts of their kind: Persian classical and Sufi music coupled with the earth-mystic sounds of the Tuvan Master Throat Singers. Go ahead, give it a listen: be transcendent.
Lian Ensemble
Pirayeh Pourafar tarMani Bolouri kamanchehHouman Pourmehdi vocals,udu drum, frame drum
Chirgilchin Ensemble
Igor Koshkendey, igil, doshpoulour, throat singing,
vocalsAldar Tamdyn, byzaanchy, igil, doshpoulour, throat singing, vocals
Mongun-ool Ondar,igil, doshpoulour, throat singing, vocals
Aidysmaa Koshkendey vocals
PANGEA
The Tale of Unity
Lian Ensemble
2006 RELEASE
Djivan Gasparyan, Duduk
Pandit Swapan Chaudhuri, Tabla
Pirayeh Pourafar, Tar
Miroslav Tadic, Guitar
Houman Pourmehdi, Tonbak
Randy Gloss, Riq
In the Pangea, musicians are playing for the first time together. These recordings were the result of first take improvisations in the studio.
The Silence Of Solitude
Love's Tale
Love is Sweet
The Traceless Ocean
You and I
The Hidden Sacred
Dark Wing
"Dark Wing's The Hidden Sacred is one of the most unusual and enjoyable records I’ve ever heard."
Tom Schnabel, KCRW
Dark Wing (David Johnson, Ivan Johnson, Houman Pourmehdi, Pirayeh Pourafar) plays a unique blend of world music and jazz using free improvisations and original compositions for marimba, vibraphone, bass, tar, setar, ney and a variety of percussion instruments.
This recording is dedicated to all those who seek and practice the principals of peace and human rights. There is a scared core in all of us and it is our hope that this hidden sacred core will be open and willing to accept God's desire for us to love life and to learn from each other.
www.kqed.org
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LIGHT AND FIRE
LIAN ENSEMBLE
When Lian Ensemble begins to play, the hues of their exquisite instruments, the mystic poetry, the superb improvisations in Persian, Hindustani, and World Jazz traditions - all of these elements converge, and the subtle alchemy begins to work its magic, generating sparks that have transported their huge audiences time after time ... come closer to the fire, and enjoy the light.
John Schneider, Global Village, KPFK-FM
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