Grass (1925) with live music by Peyman Yazdanian and Adib Rostami
Grass (1925) with live music by Peyman Yazdanian and Adib Rostami at National Centre for Early Music, York
Grass (1925) with live music by Peyman Yazdanian and Adib Rostami £21.00
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About the show
The National Centre for Early Music will screen Grass (1925), Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack's silent documentary about the migration of Iran's nomadic Bakhtiari tribes, with pianist Peyman Yazdanian and Adib Rostami, on kamancheh and tombak, playing a live score that combines Western and Persian influences.
Tickets: £21 (£19 concessions, £8 under 35), plus a £1.50 fee per transaction. Presented by Artstage.
Featuring - Peyman Yazdanian
Adib Rostami
Born in 1988 in Kermanshah, Iran. He started music by learning Tombak on his own. In 2003 , he took part in Mohammad Ghodsi's classes and he could accede in Pejman Hadadi's classes too. After finishing advanced courses in playing tombak , he started learning Kamancheh with Rouzbeh Asadiyan and Maestro Mohammadreza Lotfi. He also participated in Kayhan Kalhor's master classes. Over the past few years he has had several concerts with Mehdi Rostami in the UK .