Brandon Terzic Xalam Trio

Jalopy Theatre 315 Columbia St, Brooklyn, NY, United States

Brandon Terzic - Oud/Ngoni Daro Behrozi - Saxophone Dan Kurfirst - Percussion

Brandon Terzic

Barbes 376 9th Street, Brooklyn, NY, United States

Brandon Terzic - Oud, Ngoni Dan Kurfirst - Percussion more TBA

Axis

El Taller 215 E 99th Street, New York, NY, United States

Devin Brajha Waldman - Alto Sax Daniel Carter - Reeds ,Trumpet Alexis Marcelo - Piano Dan Kurfirst - Drums,Perussion Leonid Galaganov - Drums, Percussion

Ensemble Fanaa – Album Release

Cornelia St Cafe 29 Cornelia Street, New York, United States

Release of our first, self titled album. Daro Behroozi - Alto Sax, Bass Clarinet John Murchison - Bass, Gimbri Dan Kurfirst - Drums, Frame Drums

Go Organic/BRM

Pioneer Works 159 Pioneer Street, Brooklyn, NY, United States

24 Hour RAGAS LIVE Festival Go Organic Orchestra + Brooklyn Raga Massive

Dan Kurfirst/Leonid Galaganov

Rubin Museum(NY, NY) 150 West 17th St, New York, NY, United States

Dan Kurfirst - Percussion, Oud, Etc Leonid Galaganov - Percussion, Shakuhachi, Etc

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The Well 272 Meserole Street, Brooklyn, NY, United States

45 minute electric improvised set Daniel carter - Trumpet/Woodwinds Larry Wilson - Bass Eli Wallace - Keys Stelios Mihas- Guitar Dan Kurfirst - Drums

Megumi & Friends

The Waystation 683 Washington Ave, Brooklyn, NY, United States

Megumi Saruhashi - Violin/Comp Brandon Terzic - Oud Moto Fukushima - Bass Dan Kurfirst - Percussion

ASEFA: Delacroix’s Moroccan Nights

Metropolitain Museum of Art: Great Hall Balcony 1000 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY, United States

Judeo-Islamic Soundscapes from City to Village Dr. Samuel Torjman Thomas, vocals, oud, nay, lotar  Laura Lassy Townsend, vocals Jeremy Brown, violin John Murchison, qanun, bass, guimbri Jeremy Smith & Daniel Kurfirst, percussion Samuel Torjman Thomas, PhD, brings to life Delacroix's paintings in a two-part journey through Moroccan musical cultures. Friday evening highlights sounds of city life, while Saturday highlights sounds of

ASEFA: Delacroix’s Moroccan Nights

Metropolitain Museum of Art: Great Hall Balcony 1000 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY, United States

Judeo-Islamic Soundscapes from City to Village Dr. Samuel Torjman Thomas, vocals, oud, nay, lotar  Laura Lassy Townsend, vocals Jeremy Brown, violin John Murchison, qanun, bass, guimbri Jeremy Smith & Daniel Kurfirst, percussion Samuel Torjman Thomas, PhD, brings to life Delacroix's paintings in a two-part journey through Moroccan musical cultures. Friday evening highlights sounds of city life, while Saturday highlights sounds of

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