| Track length: | 7:05 |
| Artist: | Mahsa & Marjan vahdat |
| Author: | Azar Khajavi/Atabak Elyasi |
| Performer: | Pasha Hanjani - Ney |
| Amir Eslami - Ney | |
| Shervin Mohajer - Kamancheh | |
| Sharam Golami - Oud | |
| Ali Razmi - Setar | |
| Atabak Elyasi - Setar | |
| Christophe Rezai - Vocals | |
| Reza Asgarzadeh - Doudouk | |
| Reza Abae - Gheychak | |
| Rabak Riahipour - Bassguitar | |
| Ali Rahimi - daf -Percussion | |
| Producer: | Atabak Elyasi |
| Genre: | World |
| traditional | |
| Studio: | Mixed by Martin Abrahamsen at Studio Nordraak (2008) |
| Recorded at fin Alley no 35 by Atabak Elyasi | |
| recorded at Studio Saba by Chasem Abedini | |
| ISRC: | NOFKF0807010 |
| Track length: | 5:05 |
| Artist: | Mahsa & Marjan vahdat |
| Author: | Elyasi / Shir Ali / Vahdat |
| Performer: | same band as first song |
| Producer: | Atabak Elyasi |
| Genre: | Traditional |
| World | |
| ISRC: | NOFKF0807020 |
| Track length: | 6:13 |
| Artist: | Mahsa & Marjan vahdat |
| Author: | Atabak Elyasi |
| Performer: | same band as first song |
| Producer: | Atabak Elyasi |
| Genre: | Traditional |
| World | |
| ISRC: | NOFKF0807030 |
| Track length: | 6:03 |
| Artist: | Mahsa & Marjan vahdat |
| Author: | Rumi / Elyasi |
| Performer: | same band as first song |
| Producer: | Atabak Elyasi |
| Genre: | Traditional |
| World | |
| ISRC: | NOFKF0807040 |
| Track length: | 6:40 |
| Artist: | Mahsa & Marjan vahdat |
| Author: | Navai song |
| Tabib efsehani - lyrics | |
| Performer: | same band as first song |
| Producer: | Atabak Elyasi |
| Genre: | Traditional |
| World | |
| ISRC: | NOFKF0807050 |
| Track length: | 6:08 |
| Artist: | Mahsa & Marjan vahdat |
| Author: | Hoshang Estehaj / Atabak Elyasi |
| Performer: | same band as first song |
| Producer: | Atabak Elyasi |
| Genre: | contemporary |
| world | |
| ISRC: | NOFKF0807060 |
| Track length: | 8:44 |
| Artist: | Mahsa & Marjan vahdat |
| Author: | Rumi / Elyasi |
| Performer: | same band as first song |
| Genre: | Traditional |
| World | |
| ISRC: | NOFKF0807070 |
| Track length: | 5:11 |
| Artist: | Mahsa & Marjan vahdat |
| Author: | Mohammed Hoghoughi / Atabak Elyasi |
| Performer: | same band as first song |
| Producer: | Atabak Elyasi |
| Genre: | Traditional |
| world | |
| ISRC: | NOFKF0807080 |
| Track length: | 4:29 |
| Artist: | Mahsa & Marjan vahdat |
| Author: | Tahiri Ghorratolein / Atabak Elyasi |
| Performer: | same band as first song |
| Producer: | Atabak Elyasi |
| Genre: | Traditional |
| World | |
| ISRC: | NOFKF0807090 |
| Track length: | 5:05 |
| Artist: | Mahsa & Marjan vahdat |
| Author: | Baba Taher / elyasi |
| Performer: | same band as first song |
| Producer: | Atabak Elyasi |
| Genre: | Traditional |
| world | |
| ISRC: | NOFKF0807100 |
I Am Eve
Mahsa and Marjan Vahdat join their voices in I Am Eve, an album composed, arranged and produced by Atabak Elyasi and released by Kirkelig Kulturverksted in Norway (www.kkv.no). It was conceived, born and recorded in Iran and mixed and mastered in Norway and Sweden The album has melodic elements from the Persian classical tradition, adapted by the Vahdat sisters and Atabak Elyasi. Poems are by contemporary poets of Iran, including Azar Khajavi and Layegh Shir Ali, and by such classical poets as Rumi, Baba Taher and Tahereh Qorratolein.
Musicians who have worked on this album are Christophe Rezai (vocal), Pasha Hanjani and Amir Eslami (ney), Shervin Mohajer (kamancheh), Shahram Gholami (oud), Ali Razmi and Atabak Elyasi (setar), Reza Asgarzadeh (duduk), Babak Riahipour (bass), Ali Rahimi (daf and percussion). The album will be released on 1 September 2008.
About Mahsa & Marjan Vahdat:
Mahsa Vahdat
Mahsa was born in Tehran in 1973, She started her career in music by taking piano lessons of Minoo Mohebbi from an early age. She continued the piano with Laleh Aghevli. She picked up Persian traditional singing with Pari Maleki and continued singing with Mehdi Fallah and Mohsen Keramati. Vahdat also plays the setar which she studied under Ramin Kakavand and later Masoud Shoari. She entered the Art University in Tehran in 1993 and graduated from the Music Faculty with a BA in Music. In the Art University she has been under the influence of master musicians such as Sharif Lotfi, Ahmad Pejman, Hooshang Zarif, Behnam Vadani, Abdorreza Sajadi, Hushang Kamkar, and Mohammad Reza Darvishi.
Marjan Vahdat
Marjan Vahda...
