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Robert Browning Associates, Lotus Music & Dance, and Roulette present 
Thursday, November 5, 2026 at 8:00pm                   
Sahba Motallebi & Ensemble
Persian Music: An Evening of Solidarity and Harmony
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509 Atlantic Avenue at 3rd Avenue
​Downtown Brooklyn  | tel. 917-267-0363




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Sahba Motallebi, known as the "Queen of the Tar," is recognized internationally for her exquisite performances of Persian music on the tar, a lute-like stringed instrument central to one of the world’s great musical traditions.  Widely recognized as a master of the Persian tar, she has dedicated her life to preserving the rich traditions of Persian classical music while expanding its expressive possibilities through original composition and interdisciplinary artistic work. With a career that spans decades, she has been acclaimed for her solo performances and collaborations with such renowned artists as Hossein Alizadeh, Mohammad Reza Shajarian, Yo-Yo Ma, and Kayhan Kalhor, and her work on the Grammy-winning Fandango at the Wall album.

In this program, she will perform solo in the first half, and then be joined by an outstanding ensemble that features Marjan Vahdat, an award-winning vocalist celebrated for her distinctive contemporary interpretation of Persian music;  Reza Mohsenipour, a tar and bass tar master, musicologist and composer whose work is devoted to preserving and expanding the rich traditions of Persian classical music; and Hamid Mohsenipour, a dynamic percussionist, flutist, composer and co-founder of the Barbad Project with his brothers Reza and Navid.

“a virtuoso performer” -  LA Weekly. 

“There is no rock guitarist, no oud player, possibly no musician anywhere in the world with such subtle yet fearsome chops on a fretted instrument.” – New York Music Daily
 
Tickets:
$35 advance*/ $40 at door
$30 Senior 65+/Student w.ID - advance* and at door
(*+$3.25 processing fee per advance ticket)

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Made possible in part with a grant from the Howard Gilman Foundation.


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