Drawing their inspiration from Middle Eastern and Mediterranean musical traditions, the members of KAMA share a passion for musical fusion and experimentation. On the occasion of their debut performance as a band, these established jazz musicians invite their listeners to embark on a colorful and original musical journey, from Seville to Cairo, Jerusalem to Delhi, Benares to Istanbul… Sylvain Barou: Wooden Flute, Bansuri Flute Multifaceted French musician versed in Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and Indian music. Keyvan Chemirani: Zarb, Daf, Udu Iranian percussionist who explores multiple bridges between the East, Africa, and contemporary jazz Emmanuel H. During: Flamenco Guitar, Violin French multi-instrumentalist versed in the fusion between flamenco, Balkan, and Middle Eastern music Amir ElSaffar: Trumpet, Santur Versatile Iraqi-American musician who combines oriental microtonal music and contemporary jazz Mavrothi Kontanis: Oud, Fretless Guitar Prolific Greek composer and singer, specializing in Greek and Turkish music Location: The Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse, Samuel B. & David Rose Building 70 Lincoln Center Plaza, 165 West 65th Street, New York, New York 10023 More PREVIOUS EVENTBecoming Conscious: The Science of Mindfulness NEXT EVENTReversing Death: The Miracle of Modern Medicine