Tabla for Two … Playing for Peace
Tabla for Two is a unique duo consisting of Masood Omari and Abigail Adams Greenway. They play traditional and classical music from Afghanistan and beloved old Bollywood favorites from India. Tabla for Two also perform original music called “New Music for the New World,” composed by Masood, that blends classical Eastern beats with Western-style beats — a fusion of East and West that is mirrored in their own partnership.
Their music has been described as mesmerizing, energizing, transcendent, and healing. Masood is blessed with the remarkable skill of playing the tabla and singing at the same time, a feat which is generally seen as impossibly difficult. Masood is from Ghazni, Afghanistan. Abigail is from Erie, Pennsylvania.
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Tabla for Two has had the great honor of performing extensively at venues such as:
Embassy of Bangladesh, Washington, DC
Embassy of Japan, Washington, DC
Institute for Peace International Schools in New York and DC
Muslim Public Affairs Council, Washington, DC
Refugees International, Washington, DC
Freer | Sackler – Smithsonian’s Museums of Asian Art, Washington, DC
The Textile Museum, Washington, DC
The Phillips Collection, Washington, DC
Corcoran School of Art & Design, Washington, DC
Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium, Washington, DC
Stonehill Theatrical Foundation, Flint Hill, VA
Global Performing Arts, Vienna, VA
Holy Trinity Chapel, Georgetown University, DC
International Orphan Care, Washington, DC
Strathmore Mansion, Rockville, MD
Washington Folk Festival, Glen Echo, MD
Glen Cove, Long Island, NY
Marriott Ranch, Hume, VA
Nomad Style, Yorba Linda, Los Angeles, CA
Erie Art Museum, Erie, PA
Mercyhurst University, Erie, PA
Embassy of Afghanistan, Washington, DC
Afghan Community of Erie, PA
University of Maryland
Laguna Hills, CA
Borrego Springs, CA
Virginia Beach, VA
Berkeley Springs, VA
Private house concerts throughout the United States and Holland