Navaye Kuhosar (Mountain Sounds)
Basir Ahmad Ebrahimi (Rabab und Dutar) und Mohammad Haroon Ebrahimi (Tabla)
Konzert des CCAA (Center for Contemporary Arts Afghanistan in Exile)
In this event, the music comes to life through the authentic sounds of the Rabab and
Dutar, ancient Afghan instruments whose voices have carried the stories of this land for
thousands of years. Their melodies have long expressed the culture, love, pain, and
identity of the Afghan people. Alongside them, the warm and soul pleasing rhythms of the
Tabla and Zarb continue a rich tradition within classical Afghan and broader Oriental
music. The Tabla, with every resonant stroke, releases a rhythm that feels both deeply
human and deeply natural, as if echoing the hidden secrets of the mountains and the
spirit of the land itself.
These instruments are brought to the stage by musicians who have dedicated their lives
to preserving this heritage. The Rabab and Dutar are performed by Basir Ahmad
Ebrahimi, born in Herat, Afghanistan in October 1969. He began his musical training at a
young age with Ustad Qasem Asiabani, later continuing under Ustad Abdul Latif Amini. A
skilled player of the Afghan Rabab, Herati Dutar, and Harmonium, He known for his
expressive style and his
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Navaye Kuhosar (Mountain Sounds)
Basir Ahmad Ebrahimi (Rabab und Dutar) und Mohammad Haroon Ebrahimi (Tabla)
Konzert des CCAA (Center for Contemporary Arts Afghanistan in Exile)
In this event, the music comes to life through the authentic sounds of the Rabab and
Dutar, ancient Afghan instruments whose voices have carried the stories of this land for
thousands of years. Their melodies have long expressed the culture, love, pain, and
identity of the Afghan people. Alongside them, the warm and soul pleasing rhythms of the
Tabla and Zarb continue a rich tradition within classical Afghan and broader Oriental
music. The Tabla, with every resonant stroke, releases a rhythm that feels both deeply
human and deeply natural, as if echoing the hidden secrets of the mountains and the
spirit of the land itself.
These instruments are brought to the stage by musicians who have dedicated their lives
to preserving this heritage. The Rabab and Dutar are performed by Basir Ahmad
Ebrahimi, born in Herat, Afghanistan in October 1969. He began his musical training at a
young age with Ustad Qasem Asiabani, later continuing under Ustad Abdul Latif Amini. A
skilled player of the Afghan Rabab, Herati Dutar, and Harmonium, He known for his
expressive style and his commitment to carrying forward the traditional sound of Afghan
music.
The Tabla is performed by Mohammad Haroon Ebrahimi, born in October 2007 in Herat.
He began studying Tabla in childhood with Ustad Abdul Latif Amini, later continuing his
training in Frankfurt under Ustad Farid Banerjee. Despite his young age, Haroon’s playing
shows remarkable precision, musical maturity, and a deep sensitivity to rhythm, marking
him as a promising young artist in Afghan classical music.
After the political changes in Afghanistan and the rise of the Taliban, both musicians
relocated to Germany. Now based in Hessen, they continue to preserve, share, and honor
the musical heritage of their homeland through performance and cultural engagement.
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