On March 9 & 10, Tabla for Two performed a 2-night private concert. The Great Swan Nebula Concert was held at a gorgeous historic home in Washington, DC. The home was the former studio/home of artist William Morris. What a beautiful setting!
Tabla for Two performed at the University of Maryland Nowruz celebration, representing Afghanistan, Celebrating Cultural Diversity.
Tabla for Two celebrated International Womens Day yesterday by supporting The Afghan Womans Writing Project at the Corcoran, Washington, DC.
Tabla for Two had the honor of representing Afghanistan in celebrating International Mother Language Day 2016 at the Embassy of Bangladesh in Washington, DC (Feb. 21, 2016). Ten other countries were also represented.
Tabla for Two with with singer, Naser Sharif
We traveled in style by rickshaw at the Embassy of Bangladesh!
Tabla for Two took part in the Embassy of Afghanistan’s Embassy Adoption Program at John Eaton Elementary School in Washington, D.C. This session focused on Afghan traditional music and dance. The fifth grade students were treated to a special performance of Afghan traditional music by Tabla for Two, as well as a presentation and video demonstration of different styles of traditional Afghan dance.
What a wonderful feature article by Nate Rabe !
Tabla for Two: From Kabul to Washington with the audacity and chutzpah of a jazz trio
A refugee from Afghanistan and a colourful Pennsylvanian artist team up to blend ancient Afghan beats with Bollywood songs, ghazals and a new-fangled approach to playing tabla.
Thank you to all who joined us for our concert at DCAC on Sunday! It was exhilarating!
Gala Concert at 8 pm
Tickets: $20 advance; $25 at the door
Tickets now on sale at www.joesmovement.org
Joe’s Movement Emporium
3309 Bunker Hill Road, Mount Rainier, Maryland 20712
Tabla for Two had the great honor of performing at the Embassy of Afghanistan in Washington, DC.
Tabla for Two with Temur Zamani of Zamani House of Heritage which supplied the gorgeous tapestries and pillows for our stage.
