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  • Year 2014 | Album A Yellow Flower
  • Genre World | Comments

    A Yellow Flower (Gloi Zard) is the result of Shahriyar Jamshidi’s long-time contemplation of Kurdish culture and poetry. He attempts to create a conversation between Kurdish music, cultural elements and modern life. This album is a collection of classical and contemporary Kurdish poems. He tries to alter recognized rhythms through sequences of non-redundant asymmetric segments to deliver both the poet’s and the composer’s perception. The concept is more significant and the melodies are inspired by a sense of social circumstances.

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Violin, Piano, Fiddle, Cello, Harp.

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Shahriyar Jamshidi, Kamanche player, composer, vocalist and founder of the Dilan Ensemble. Originally from Iranian Kurdistan, he has devoted his artistic career to the preservation and transmission of the Kurdish musical heritage. He holds a Bachelor of Music from the Tehran University of Art. Over 24 years of his career, he has been attempting to recreate the classical Kurdish music in an understandable way to younger generations. Since settling in Canada in 2012, he has constantly sought new musical languages having performances at Toronto’s Tirgan Festival twice, International Society for Improvised Music ISIM conference in Switzerland and Canada, High-Fest in Armenia and Festival du Monde Arabe in Montreal. Shahriyar has released, three albums including Alvanati, Call of the Mountains and A Yellow Flower.

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Audio system: Microphone and PA, and stage monitor are necessary depnding on the venue dimensions and circumstance of performance. The minmum requirement, Shour SM57-LC Cardioid Dynamic Microphone.

I prefer sitting on a wide bench, a Piano bench or on the floor in the platform that covered with rugs if it is possible! My performance should be in an indoor stage with dehumidified air condition. The backlight of the stage is formal and normal