Friday, June 08, 2007

For the Love of Rumi

By MS Tamir - Persian Mirror - U.S.A.
Wednesday, June 6, 2007

For the love of Rumi-- An evening of poetry, music and film celebrating UNESCO's Year of Rumi 2007

"The way of the heart" ecstatic poetry and Sufi teaching stories of Rumi featuring actress Tamir with Persian music by Amir Vahab.

"Rumi -- Turning ecstatic..." filmaker Tina Petrova takes us deep into the heart of Sufi mysticism, featuring Coleman Barks, Andrew Harvey and the Whirling Dervishes of Turkey.

Sunday, June 17; 8pm; New York Open Center;
83 Spring St., NYC NY
About Tamir: "Allow Tamir to awaken the soul of Rumi within you. Stunning!" said internationally recognized speaker Dr. Wayne Dyer.
Tamir brings the teachings and poetry of Rumi alive in the 21st century. Her performance culminates with a short whirling ceremony in traditional Turkish costume.
She has performed at the United Nations, Sufi Symposium in Edinburgh, Scotland. Actress, playwright and performer of three one-woman shows. Some roles: Medea, Maria Callas, Bernarda Alba, Leah in the Dybbuk and many others.
www.rumi-wayoftheheart.com
About Amir Vahab: Accomplished Iranian musican and composer who plays tanbur, setar, tar, ney and daf and sings in the traditional Persian style.
He composed music for theater and film and appeared in Iranian television and radio in the US. He formed the Soroosh (Messenger Angel) ensemble, which performs folklore music of Iran and draws from Kurdish, Turkish and Lurish traditions and mystical Sufi music.
His aim is to draw the listener's attention to the spiritual dimension of existence.
www.tanbour.org
About Tina Petrova: Tina Petrova Her film is a docudrama, recounting Petrova's real life encouter with Rumi after a fateful car crash.
She has been part of the Canadian film, televison and stage scene for over 20 years, as an award winning actress, writer, producer and director. Her film debut "The Lost Years," produced with assistance of the National Film Board, garnered nationwide interest and the Golden Sheaf Awards.
An alumni of the Canadian Film Center founded by Academy award winner Norman Jewison.
www.rumi-turningecstatic.com

For tickets call: Ticket Central 212.279.4200
All Tickets $20.00

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Salaam Dear Brothers and Sisters:

Here is news that a friend sent to me:

This was on a Turkish newspaper site today. Press "baslat" on the video window. It's in Turkish but you can still see what it looked like. Apparently this is the first time in history that a ritual related to Islam took place inside the Vatican. It says that the cardinals, priests, everyone loved it. (Actually they said they were enthralled!)



http://video.milliyet.com.tr/default.asp?kanal=3&id=7700&tarih=2007/06/07&get=07..06.2007

Ya Haqq!

Friday, June 08, 2007

For the Love of Rumi
By MS Tamir - Persian Mirror - U.S.A.
Wednesday, June 6, 2007

For the love of Rumi-- An evening of poetry, music and film celebrating UNESCO's Year of Rumi 2007

"The way of the heart" ecstatic poetry and Sufi teaching stories of Rumi featuring actress Tamir with Persian music by Amir Vahab.

"Rumi -- Turning ecstatic..." filmaker Tina Petrova takes us deep into the heart of Sufi mysticism, featuring Coleman Barks, Andrew Harvey and the Whirling Dervishes of Turkey.

Sunday, June 17; 8pm; New York Open Center;
83 Spring St., NYC NY
About Tamir: "Allow Tamir to awaken the soul of Rumi within you. Stunning!" said internationally recognized speaker Dr. Wayne Dyer.
Tamir brings the teachings and poetry of Rumi alive in the 21st century. Her performance culminates with a short whirling ceremony in traditional Turkish costume.
She has performed at the United Nations, Sufi Symposium in Edinburgh, Scotland. Actress, playwright and performer of three one-woman shows. Some roles: Medea, Maria Callas, Bernarda Alba, Leah in the Dybbuk and many others.
www.rumi-wayoftheheart.com
About Amir Vahab: Accomplished Iranian musican and composer who plays tanbur, setar, tar, ney and daf and sings in the traditional Persian style.
He composed music for theater and film and appeared in Iranian television and radio in the US. He formed the Soroosh (Messenger Angel) ensemble, which performs folklore music of Iran and draws from Kurdish, Turkish and Lurish traditions and mystical Sufi music.
His aim is to draw the listener's attention to the spiritual dimension of existence.
www.tanbour.org
About Tina Petrova: Tina Petrova Her film is a docudrama, recounting Petrova's real life encouter with Rumi after a fateful car crash.
She has been part of the Canadian film, televison and stage scene for over 20 years, as an award winning actress, writer, producer and director. Her film debut "The Lost Years," produced with assistance of the National Film Board, garnered nationwide interest and the Golden Sheaf Awards.
An alumni of the Canadian Film Center founded by Academy award winner Norman Jewison.
www.rumi-turningecstatic.com

For tickets call: Ticket Central 212.279.4200
All Tickets $20.00

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Salaam Dear Brothers and Sisters:

Here is news that a friend sent to me:

This was on a Turkish newspaper site today. Press "baslat" on the video window. It's in Turkish but you can still see what it looked like. Apparently this is the first time in history that a ritual related to Islam took place inside the Vatican. It says that the cardinals, priests, everyone loved it. (Actually they said they were enthralled!)



http://video.milliyet.com.tr/default.asp?kanal=3&id=7700&tarih=2007/06/07&get=07..06.2007

Ya Haqq!