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Journey through the rich folk traditions of Greater Khorasan with Spanish-Iranian duo, Badieh.
Master musicians, Mohammad Miraghazadeh (setar) and Michel Gasco (rubab) breathe new life into ancient music of a vast cultural region that spans the borders of Iran and Afghanistan.
From the sweeping steppes of borderland towns to the ancient spirit of Herat and Torbat-e-Jam, Badieh’s soul-stirring sound offers a rare glimpse into one of the world’s most evocative musical legacies, rarely heard but deeply felt.
Get ready to be teleported across time and space. Badieh’s self-titled debut hearkens to something nigh spiritual that feels ancient as much as eternal.
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- All ages
- This performance features live music.
- Runtime
- 1 hour
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Performance Location: Nexus Arts Venue, Adelaide
This venue is located on North Terrace.
For detailed information on how to access the venue, see here to assist with early planning.
Specific details to support you in planning your visit will provided closer to the event date, to all ticket buyers via email.
The Nexus Arts Venue is wheelchair accessible. It has two doors:
Outside Main door: 1.641m wide
Internal Middle door: 1.625m wide
Visit the Nexus Arts website for more information about venue accessibility.
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