Jazmourian Ensemble's debut concert in Australia features beautiful and evocative original compositions. The music is created through the powerful connections between ancient Persian musical practice and western early music. Playing traditional Iranian instruments, Malek and Anna express the interconnectedness of their Persian and western musical traditions with instruments that conjure an ancient, natural and dramatic world and bring it into the present.

Malek Mohammadi Nejad (setar, shurangiz) and Anna McDonald (Iranian kamancheh) will play six original compositions that were composed in Iran, Armenia and Australia.

We are generously supported by ArtsACT for this concert.

For more information on the Jazmourian Ensemble, see www.jazmourian.com

This concert will last for approximately one hour and a quarter, without intermission, in the Main Hall of Ainslie Arts Centre, Braddon. It is followed by Persian tea and cake in the Function Room, which is included in the ticket price. Members of the audience are warmly invited to meet us and each other, as our music is about making friends across cultures and places.

Parking: Ainslie Arts Centre has limited free onsite parking in front. Free on-street parking is available in the surrounding areas with some time-limited spots.

Walking: Ainslie Arts Centre is three blocks away from Lonsdale Street, Braddon (from the corner where Grease Monkey is).

Bus: Ainslie Arts Centre is accessible via a bus stop on Elouera Street.

Accessibility: Ainslie Arts Centre has wheel-chair accessible entrances to the main building, accessible toilets and accessible parking options.

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