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Green Hands - Mohammad Reza Mortazavi. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей. Album 2010 14 Songs. More By Mohammad Reza Mortazavi. See . Mohammad Reza Mortazavi. Green Hands. Asian Music. Follow Mohammad Reza Mortazavi and others on SoundCloud. Album release date: 28 May 2010. Extraordinary talented Iranian percussionst Mohammad Reza Mortazavi performing uptempo polyrhythmic piece live at Brotfabrik, Frankfurt am Main, Germany on February 19, 2011. Mortazavi was born in Isfahan in 1978 and dedicates his Green Hands album to the start of the Green Revolution which started in the aftermath of the disputed outcome of the June 2009 Iranian presidential election. Green also symbolizes the color of natur, growth and innovation. For more information: . Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises Tears of a Fakir : op2 Mohammad Reza Mortazavi Ritme Jaavdanegi 2019 Latency Released on: 2019-11-01 Auto-. 20 June at 12:29 . Dance for Me SAENA 2008. Visual artwork created by Acci Baba. Listen free to Mohammad Reza Mortazavi Green Hands Liberation, Preparing For Fights and more. 14 tracks 66:25. Jan Teatro Municipal Rivoli, Porto, PORTUGAL 31. Jan Cultural Centre Ter Vesten, Beveren, BELGIUM 11. Feb Cemal Reşit Rey, Concert Hall, Istanbul, TURKEY 15. Feb Altes Hallenbad, Friedberg, GERMANY 29. Feb Yek Mohammad Reza Mortazavi & Bernd Friedman Supamolly, Berlin, GERMANY 18. Mar Mexico City, MEXICO 20. Mar Canicas, Oaxaca, MEXICO 01. Apr Premiere MUGEN Dance Theatre by Yui Kawaguchi, Dance: Joy Alpuerto Ritter, Music live: Mohammad Reza Mortazavi, Sophiensaele, Berlin, GERMANY 02. Apr MUGEN , Sophiensaele, Berlin, GERMANY 03. Приобретайте пластинки, компакт-диски и многое другое от Mohammad Reza Mortazavi на маркетплейсе : Mohammad Reza Mortazavi is the perfect companion to Burnt Friedman's steely, minimalistic shades of broken dub techno. The Iranian percussionist comes as a surprise addition to the Nonplace catalogue, but he certainly makes for an even more cerebral drumming experience than the already off-kilter world of Friedman's tunes. Review: By the time he broke through in 2010 with debut album Green Hands, Mohammad Reza Mortazavi had already earned a reputation for being the world's leading exponent of the tombak, an ancient Persian goblet drum that's still popular in the artist's homeland, Iran