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"Afro Anatolian Tales" is a musical project led by percussionist Sjahin During, in collaboration with guitarist Bram Stadhouders and cellist Bence Huszar. The trio blends ancient traditions from Anat
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"Afro Anatolian Tales" is a musical project led by percussionist Sjahin During, in collaboration with guitarist Bram Stadhouders and cellist Bence Huszar.
The trio blends ancient traditions from Anatolia, Iran, India and the Silk Road with contemporary Western music, creating a ‘musical bridge between East and West’. With a constantly evolving musical language, their concerts interweave traditional instruments, improvisation and modern sounds, resulting in an immersive, cinematic experience.
Guest musicians often join them, making each performance unique.
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