This workshop explores the rich musical traditions of Southern Iran
and the Persian Gulf, with a special focus on Afro-Iranian cultura
l heritage. Through live demonstrations, storytelling, rhythmic
traditions, and historical discussion, participants will discover
how music has shaped identity, memory, and community life 
across generations. The program introduces audiences to
traditional and folk musical forms from Southern Iran while
highlighting the cultural exchanges that have influenced
the region’s artistic heritage over centuries. The workshop
is designed for both newcomers and those already interested
in Iranian music and culture.

The event features  Mohammad Khodadadi,
a Bushehr-born musician, composer, singer, and
educator who studied music composition in Austria
and trained in Ney performance, Persian Radif, voice,
composition, piano, and conducting under renowned masters.
His work bridges Southern Iranian folk traditions, Persian
classical music, and contemporary composition through
performance, research, and teaching. He will be joined by
musician and accompanist Shahab Aledavood.

Free - RSVP required 
Light refreshments will be served.