Qeshm #qeshm #ehsanmatoori Composed by: Ehsan Matoori Musicians Bass: Edward Perez Drums: Connor Kent Violin: Eylem Basaldi Clarinet: Mehrpouya Daneshvar Santoor: Ehsan Matoori Part of the Farhang Foundation Art & Cultural program in San Francisco

Eylem Basaldi takes a violin solo while performing with Nano Raies. March 31st, 2019 Brooklyn Maqam's First Anniversary Concert Roulette Intermedium, Brooklyn NY Video by Nikolai Berger http://www.brooklynmaqam.com

Sandaraa - "Jegi Jegi" live at LIttlefield, Brooklyn, NY 5/23/15 from the repertoire of Haji Saifudin Video by Erika Kapin Zeb Bangash - voice Michael Winograd - clarinet Eylem Basaldi - violin Yoshie Fruchter - oud Patrick Farrell - accordion David Lizmi - bass Richie Barshay - drums https://www.sandaraa.com https://www.facebook.com/sandaraamusic https://instagram.com/sandaraaband Sandaraa has been hailed as “one of the most interesting and exciting things to happen in the New York music scene.” This new musical collaboration explores a vast repertoire of South Asian musical traditions blended with the sounds and sensibilities of Eastern Europe, the Balkans, and New York. The band captivates audiences and fascinates listeners with their unique sound and inspired approach to musical and cultural synthesis. Sandaraa is co-fronted by one of Pakistan and Afghanistan's most loved vocalists, Zebunnisa (Zeb) Bangash, and Brooklyn's Klezmer clarinet virtuoso Michael Winograd. Zeb Bangash is a resident of Lahore and an ethnic Pashtun with roots in Kohat, near the Afghan border. Bangash has won acclaim and popularity throughout south Asian subcontinent as the lead singer of the duo Zeb and Haniya. In a region known primarily for religious extremism, Zeb is symbolic of the new, modern Pakistan and a modern idea of Pakistani women: progressive, western educated, and proud to explore the musical roots of her region which had been denied by conservative regimes. Zeb and Haniya have won acclaim from many international publications including Newsweek and BBC News.

Gordon Grdina's RU'YA Feat Ghalia Benali - Huzam Part 2 From debut concert at Pierre Boulez Saal in Berlin Ghalia Benali, voice Matt Mitchell, Piano Eylem Basaldi, Violin Hamin Honari, Percussion Christian Lillinger Drums Gordon Grdina, Guitar/Oud

Written & composed by Jamil 'Ouweiss Based on the interpretation by Habiba Msika Music Direction & Arrangement | Ira Khonen Temple Executive Production | Laura Elkeslassy & Ira Khonen Temple Laura Elkeslassy | Vocals Ira Khonen Temple | Keyboard April Centrone | Percussion Eylem Basaldi | Violin Yoni Battat | Guitar, Oud Zoë Guigueno | Bass Live Sound & Recording| Sam Palubniak, JC Studios Concert Documentary Director | Hannah Roodman Concert Documentary Editor | Vincent Cota Brooklyn Conservatory of Music | June 2021 Music Consultants | Yohai Cohen, Hay Corcos Marketing Consultant | Fern Diaz Lyrics Transliteration & Translation | Adil Abara, Yohai Cohen, Ira Khonen Temple, Laura Elkeslassy, Mehdya Fassi, Youssef Fassi Fihri, Asaf Calderon, Joseph Elkeslassy, Juda Oliel, Mady & Raymond Lassy Special Thanks Torrey Townsend, Paola Mieli, Maelle Lassy, Natalie Haziza, Osnat Bensoussan, Deborah Sitbon Neuberg, Noemie Serfaty, Jonas Sibony, Laurent Charbit, Ella Bourreau, Smadar Oliel, Youval Levi, Dr Samuel Torjman Thomas, Claudia Horowitz, Matt Green, Maia Ipp, Miranda Knutson, The JFREJ Sephardi/Mizrahi Caucus, the Mizrahi Collective, The New York Andalus Ensemble. This show was made possible by the Greater New York Arts Development Fund of the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, administered by Brooklyn Arts Council, Rise Up! and the New Jewish Culture Fellowship. Ya Ghorbati: Divas in Exile was published as a multimedia folio by Ayin Press, with liner notes and textual explorations accompanying each song. https://ayinpress.org/folios/#ya-ghorbati-divas-in-exile Ayin Folio Credits: Authors | Laura Elkeslassy & Ira Khonen Temple Editors | Tom Haviv, Kristin Nelson, Penina Eilberg-Schwartz, Eden Pearlstein & Joanna Steinhardt Design & Production | Tom Haviv, Carly Lewis & Sam Fine

A performance by Eylem Basaldi & Friends recorded in Brooklyn, NY. - - - - - - - - - - - Background - - - - - - - - - - - This video was produced as part of a larger project seeking to create new links between traditional music and digital remix art. Go to... remix-culture.org/ebaf ...where you can learn more about these artists and their tradition, check out remixes of this music, and - if you want to make your own remix of this music - download samples and stems for free with a Creative Commons license.

Eylem Basaldi on Violin An excerpt from "Eleven Reflections on September" created & directed by Andrea Assaf. Video Art by Pramila Vasudevan. Filmed LIVE @ Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Thomas Theatre, as part of the 2016 National Asian American Theatre Festival produced by the Consortium of Asian American Theatres & Artists (CAATA). Special thanks to Kacey Anisa & April Centrone Copyright: Art2Action, Inc. 2016

A performance by Eylem Basaldi & Friends recorded in Brooklyn, NY. - - - - - - - - - - - Background - - - - - - - - - - - This video was produced as part of a larger project seeking to create new links between traditional music and digital remix art. Go to... remix-culture.org/ebaf ...where you can learn more about these artists and their tradition, check out remixes of this music, and - if you want to make your own remix of this music - download samples and stems for free with a Creative Commons license.

A performance by Eylem Basaldi & Friends recorded in Brooklyn, NY. - - - - - - - - - - - Background - - - - - - - - - - - This video was produced as part of a larger project seeking to create new links between traditional music and digital remix art. Go to... remix-culture.org/ebaf ...where you can learn more about these artists and their tradition, check out remixes of this music, and - if you want to make your own remix of this music - download samples and stems for free with a Creative Commons license.