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Mahsa & Marjan Vahdat - Songs From a Persian Garden
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Mina | $ 0.89 | Add MP3 to Cart | $ 1.19 | Add WAV to Cart | |
Bi Man Maro | $ 0.89 | Add MP3 to Cart | $ 1.19 | Add WAV to Cart | |
Haleili | $ 0.89 | Add MP3 to Cart | $ 1.19 | Add WAV to Cart | |
The Flower of a Paradise Garden | $ 0.89 | Add MP3 to Cart | $ 1.19 | Add WAV to Cart | |
Chahar Pareh | $ 0.89 | Add MP3 to Cart | $ 1.19 | Add WAV to Cart | |
Dorna | $ 0.89 | Add MP3 to Cart | $ 1.19 | Add WAV to Cart | |
Gole Laleh/She's Got the Whole World in Her Hands | $ 0.89 | Add MP3 to Cart | $ 1.19 | Add WAV to Cart | |
Doosh Doosh | $ 0.89 | Add MP3 to Cart | $ 1.19 | Add WAV to Cart | |
Avaze Shoushtari | $ 0.89 | Add MP3 to Cart | $ 1.19 | Add WAV to Cart | |
Saghi Nameh | $ 0.89 | Add MP3 to Cart | $ 1.19 | Add WAV to Cart | |
I Shall Be Released (with Melissa Etheridge) | $ 0.89 | Add MP3 to Cart | $ 1.19 | Add WAV to Cart |
Mahsa and Marjan Vahdat featuring Melissa Etheridge on Bob Dylan's "I Shall Be Released"
On May 22, 2007 a remarkable concert was held in a Persian garden in Tehran. With the help of both the Italian and Norwegian Embassies, two Iranian sisters, Mahsa and Marjan Vahdat performed without veils and bravely chose to use their music as a weapon against the oppression of women in their country.
This concert was recorded and released by Norwegian label, Kirkelig Kulturverksted (KKV), late last year.
SONGS FROM A PERSIAN GARDEN was produced by Erik Hillestad who also put together the critically acclaimed Lullabies from the Axis of Evil.
"If we want to understand what treasures we may find in the fantastic country of Iran, we should listen to the magic and the power given to its music and poetry. The fact that women in this huge country of 70 million people will never stop singing wherever they can and because of the intolerant doctrines and laws, Iranian officials contribute to making their singing one of the most powerful weapons to fight all kinds of reduction of the human rights in their country."
- Erik Hillestad
Mahsa and Marjan were introduced to the American public on Lullabies... with "Sad Sol", a duet with English diva, Sarah Jane Morris and a traditional Iranian Lullaby, "Lalala Gohle Laleh". Mahsa was also interviewed by numerous US publications including The Washington Post regarding Lullabies From The Axis of Evil.
"Songs From a Persian Garden promises to delight its Western audience with its poetic charm, lavish instrumentation and exquisite traditional vocals."
- The Whole Music Experience
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