The TAQS.IM Middle Eastern Music podcast discusses playing, performing and appreciating Arabic, Armenian, Assyrian, Balkan, Greek, Kurdish, Persian, Turkish music and more.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | Music HistoryMusicMusic Interviews |
Antranig Kzirian sits down with Becca Stevens, Ara Dinkjian, Ismail Lumanovski, and Tamer Pinarbaşi to discuss their new collaboration entitled "Becca Stevens and The Secret Trio". more
Talented young Oud player and singer Aliya Cycon joins the podcast. She was born and raised in America, but her music suggests otherwise. Singing in Arabic, Spanish and English, while showing off her exciting and virtuosic Oud playing, Aliya shares h... more
Persian Kanun Master Emad Shakuri joins the podcast. He discusses how he started playing the kanun, performing with a multitude of musicians, world music and his approach to arranging music. Topics Include: more
Violinist, Educator, Producer & Writer Dr. Nune Melik joins the podcast. As a soloist she has performed at Carnegie Hall and founded the Hidden Treasure International, which comprises research, performance, and lectures of rarely heard music. Recentl... more
Danny Shamoun, a Los-Angeles based multi-instrumentalist originally hailing from Detroit, discusses how he started with Middle Eastern Music and transitioned to performing with System of a Down (SOAD), joining Scars of Broadway as a keyboardist, lear... more
Aram interviews Hachig Kazarian from Detroit, whose clarinet defines the Armenian-American clarinet sound which shaped the musical experiences of entire generations of Diaspora Armenians living in the United States for much of the 20th century. Havin... more
Joseph Tayoun, an accomplished percussionist and educator specializing in Middle Eastern and World music based in Philadelphia discusses the history of Philadelphia's Middle East Night Club, his experience playing in a multitude of world music projec... more
Peter Deneff, an accomplished Pianist and Jazz Fusion musician, discusses his background, his involvement in the Los Angeles Middle Eastern Music club Scene, and his approach to microtonality and Jazz music. more
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Very informative podcast on different facets of Middle Eastern Music!
Very nicely done. I found the episodes to be interesting, entertaining, and enlightening all at the same time.
As a student of the oud and middle eastern music, this is a great podcast for me. I am enjoying the interviews very much and they provide good insight. Excited for more!
It’s been a while since I’ve come across content that struck such an [exotic] chord (no pun intended) - it’s a must listen!
What a wonderful podcast - loved it!
The interview with Johnny Berberian was wonderful!
As a professional musician I am always studying all facets of music, whether it be for a gig or personal creativity. As an Armenian who looks to integrate his own culture‘s sound into contemporary music, it can be very difficult to find resources to help with any needed research. I’m glad to have found this app to be my go to resource for what I need.
Very cool! Haven’t been able to find anything like this at the level quality. Looking forward to future podcasts
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