The Shanbehzadeh Ensemble offers a rare selection of the traditional music and dance of the Persian Gulf, by specifically performing the musical traditions of the province of Boushehr, a little known region in the south of Iran. The main instruments native to the region include the Neyanbânn (Iranian bagpipes), the Neydjofti (a double flute), the Dammâm (two-sided drum), the Zarbetempo (percussion), the traditional flute, the Senj (a sort of cymbal) and the Boogh (a goat's horn).
World Music Festival Chicago, running September 21-30, is a city-wide, multi-venue, week-long festival showcasing both traditional and contemporary music from diverse cultures across the world. Presented at area museums, parks, cultural centers, plazas, theaters, clubs, and other venues, events include a combination of free and low-cost ticketed concerts.
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