Memorial Weekend at the Embassy of Afghanistan
The Embassy of Afghanistan observed Memorial Weekend with a performance by Tabla for Two. It was a beautiful and moving event.
Tabla for Two surrounded by art in Baltimore
Tabla for Two performed a house concert at the amazing art-filled home of Lane Berk. Lane is a glorious hostess. Her Federal Hill home is the oldest house in Baltimore.
Tabla For Two at the Embassy of Afghanistan
Tabla For Two played at the Embassy of Afghanistan for Passport DC. Passport DC is a wonderful event for the entire family where many embassies generously opened their doors to the public.
Tabla for Two at LAPIS
Table for Two helped LAPIS celebrate its two year anniversary. LAPIS is a hip/chic authentic modern Afghan bistro in Adams Morgan.
Tabla for Two on TV
Tabla for Two was featured on PGCTV
Tabla for Two goes to school
For the Embassy of Afghanistan’s cultural exchange program, Tabla for Two brought our music to the John Eaton School. It was such fun playing and demonstrating the different ‘beats’ for the 5th graders. The students were so enthusiastic and inquisitive!
Tabla for Two at the Embassy of Bangladesh
Tabla for Two played at the Embassy of Bangladesh for International Mother Language Day.
It was a great honor to represent Afghanistan and meet the Ambassador of Bangladesh.
Tabla for Two and dancer Sofya Savanna
Masood Omari, Ambassador Mohammad Ziauddin, and Abigail Adams Greenway
Happy Birthday from Tabla for Two
Abigail Adams Greenway performing Happy Birthday! on eight tabla as arranged by Masood Omari.
Tabla for Two concert in Virginia Beach
Please join us on Saturday, February 18, 2017 • 7:30 p.m.
at Fellowship of the Inner Light, 620 14th Street, Virginia Beach, VA
Tickets are $12 advance • $15 at door • Children under 13 Free.
Advance tickets are available at the Church Office or online at
www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2776390
For more info call 757-428-5782 or email info@fellowshipoftheinnerlight.com
Celebrating at the Visionary Arts Museum
Tabla for Two with Rebecca-Hoffberger, founder and director of the American Visionary Arts Museum in Baltimore, MD