Homay and Mastan Ensemble Tickets

Homay and Mastan Ensemble, formed in 2005 by Parvaz Homay (Saeid Jafarzadeh Ahmadsargurabi), began life as the Hafez Ensemble and has grown into a renowned group dedicated to traditional Persian music. Their performances weave Persian classical pieces and Chāmeh Sarā'i with a rich palette of traditional instruments such as the daf, dayereh, kamancheh, santour, tar, oud, ney, and tonbak. They’ve brought intimate, culturally immersive concerts to audiences across North America and beyond, often performing at major venues and cultural centers.

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Biography

• Formed in 2005 by Parvaz Homay (Saeid Jafarzadeh Ahmadsargurabi), initially known as the Hafez Ensemble, the group focuses on Persian classical music and Chāmeh Sarā'i, drawing from a deep well of traditional repertoire.
• The ensemble employs a diverse instrumental lineup, including daf, dayereh, kamancheh, santour, tar, oud, ney, and tonbak, creating a rich sonic tapestry that honors Persian musical heritage.
• Their first U.S. performance was a sold-out show at Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles on July 3, 2008. This helped establish a strong North American presence, with subsequent tours in 2010 and beyond.
• Historically, the Mastān Ensemble has faced restrictions on releasing works within Iran, adding a layer of cultural resilience to their story.
• Past tours have graced prestigious venues including Lincoln Center (New York), Walt Disney Concert Hall (Los Angeles), Strathmore (Bethesda), and Roy Thomson Hall (Toronto), among others.
• Social presence includes Parvaz Homay on X (formerly Twitter) and a SoundCloud page for Homay & Mastan Ensemble, offering fans a chance to explore recordings and updates.

Discography Highlights

• Selected recordings feature traditional Persian repertoires and collaborative works that showcase ensemble craftsmanship and historical pieces.
• Releases reflect a balance between studio work and live performance energy, capturing the essence of their on-stage dynamics.