29 01, 2015

Time Travel with Silk Road Dance Company & Tabla for Two!

2019-01-07T20:27:26+00:00January 29th, 2015|News, Performances|

Tabls for Two accompanies teh Silk Road Dance Company

How much do you know about the origin of the term “Silk Road” and the early Silk Road explorers?

On February 19th, you will have a chance to travel back in time and “meet” the famous Swedish Silk Road explorer Sven Hedin. He made three expeditions between 1885 to 1908, traveling to Baku, Isfahan, Tabriz, Tehran, Samarkand, Bukharan, Margilan and beyond.

Our Edwardian Evening on the Silk Road will combine dramatic readings from Sven Hedin’s best-selling books – presented by an actor portraying the Swedish explorer – with enchanting dance performances by Silk Road Dance Company from the regions he visited.

Before the formal concert, enjoy wonderful Afghani music performed by TABLA FOR TWO, a talented duo who will take you on a magical musical journey.

Edwardian attire is encouraged, not required, but here is a chance to don your Downton Abbey best. Or wrap yourself in Silk Road splendor instead. You can also attend in business attire and dress up for a photo in items from our Silk Road corner.

Doors open at 6:30 PM Formal concert begins at 7:00 PM.

Thursday, February 19, 2015
Arts Club of Washington DC
2017 I St NW
Washington, DC 20006

Questions? Contact at silkroaddance@aol.com

Click to purchase tickets online

 

29 09, 2014

Dancers perform with Tabla for Two at the Westside Club Oct. 4

2015-01-15T17:39:26+00:00September 29th, 2014|News, Performances|

At our upcoming concert at the Westside Club on October 4, we will be presenting two talented Russian dancers. The talented Sofya Savkina and gifted 5-year old dancer, Elena Belashchenko.

Young Elena has an other-worldly connection to Tabla for Two’s music. She has performed Russian folk dance at the Washington Folk Festival.

Both Sofya and Elena are studying Eastern classical movement with Masood. This will be their debut performance with Table for Two.

Benefit concert for the Westside Club on Saturday, October 4, 2014 at 7 p.m.

19 05, 2014

Upcoming Concert Sold Out!

2019-01-07T20:27:28+00:00May 19th, 2014|News, Performances|

We are very excited about our upcoming concert at Hemphill Fine Arts on May 20. It was sold out within 2 hours of reservations being offered to the public!

Tabla for Two at Hemphill Fine Arts

Tabla for Two at Hemphill Fine Arts (Art in background by Martin Kohler. Our concert is during his beautiful exhibit Cityscapes)

16 04, 2014

Attended the Zakir Hussain & Masters of Percussion concert

2019-01-07T20:27:28+00:00April 16th, 2014|News|

masood omari and abigail adams greenway

Masood Omari and Abigail Adams Greenway of Tabla for Two

On April 13, a beautiful Sunday evening, Tabla for Two had the pleasure of attending the extraordinary Zakir Hussain & Masters of Percussion concert at the Kennedy Center Opera House, where every seat was filled. This performance was graced by the amazing classical dance of Antonia Minnecola, who took  command of the stage.

Zakir Hussain and Masood Omari share the Punjab lineage of Indian classical music.

14 02, 2014

Tabla Master Class with Masood Omari

2019-01-07T20:27:28+00:00February 14th, 2014|News|

masood omari tabla masterclass

Masood Omari’s tabla master class on February 11 at Mercyhurst University was extremely well attended. Masood gave a tabla demonstration, followed by a beginners lesson to a fourth year music major. Fun was had by all!

6 02, 2014

Tabla for Two Returns to Erie

2019-01-07T20:27:28+00:00February 6th, 2014|News|

We appreciate this wonderful article in the Erie Reader. Thank you to Ben Speggen!

The house is warm and gorgeous, open and inviting – filled with art, people, and wine. It’s a who’s who of art and culture, from artists to musicians to collectors to appreciators – all laughing, talking, preparing for the concert that’s about to take place.

Have you seen them before? one man says to another in between sips of wine. They’re mesmerizing.

Absolutely hypnotic, a woman punctuates her description of Tabla for Two before peeking into the room where they musicians have set up. If you’re not witnessing them, you’re missing out.

With our glasses of wine refilled, we make our way into the intimate concert space, and settle in, right in front, sitting on the floor with our legs crossed and ears open, because unlike others here, we haven’t seem them before and we don’t want to miss out.

Click to read the full article

25 01, 2014

Tabla for Two featured in Erie Times News

2019-01-07T20:27:28+00:00January 25th, 2014|News|

Thank you to Stephanie Hall-Cabelof for this beautiful article about Tabla for Two in the Erie Times. We are honored and humbled.

An excerpt:

Friends and colleagues consider Tabla for Two to be a natural reflection of Greenway’s other-wordliness. Debbie Vahanian, fine art appraiser and owner/president of Glass Growers Gallery in Erie, also attended one of the recitals. “It is clearly documented that music has a profound effect on the brain, with classical Eastern Indian music having the most significant healing capacity,” Vahanian says. “After spending an evening with Tabla for Two, I can clearly state that the experience heightened my awareness of a trusting power beyond me, of another accessible energy that is created from their music. Tabla for Two’s music is captivating and enthralling. As you listen, the regimented demands of everyday life dissipate. The synergy between the two musicians is emblematic.”

Read the full article here.

tabla for two performing at a house concert in Erie Pennsylvania

Tabla for Two performing at a house concert in Erie, PA

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