Seattle-Isfahan Project: 33
$10 ($5 Bellevue College student)
- Naeim Rahmani, guitars
- Jeffrey Bowen, guitars
- Laure Struber, piano
- Neil Welch, saxophone
- Luke Fitzpatrick, violin
- Kelsey Mines, double bass
Bellevue College guitar faculty Naeim Rahmani, along with the Seattle-Isfahan Project (SIP) Ensemble will perform works by Iranian and UW School of Music faculty composers. The pieces in this program were commissioned as part of the Seattle-Isfahan Project: 33. The project and the commissioned pieces address the water crisis that is happening now in Iran, particularly the drought that is affecting the Zayandeh-Roud, the river that gave birth to the city of Isfahan. The project title "33" refers to the 33 arches that make up the most famous bridge, Sio-Se-Pol, across the river. This project is intended to both pay homage to the river and to raise people's awareness about the drought and its impact.
About Naeim Rahmani, guitars
About Jeffrey Bowen, guitars
About Neil Welch, saxophone
About Luke Fitzpatrick, violin
About Kelsey Mines, double bass
Bellevue College Carlson Theatre
3000 Landerholm Circle SEBellevue, WA 98007
United States
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