Peaceful Planet by Kourosh Zolani Kourosh Zolani : Peaceful Planet.
 Persian santour (hammer dulcimer).

Koroush has received numerous awards for his performances and compositions. His CD album, Peaceful Planet was awarded the Best Solo Instrumental Album of the Year among 10,000 albums from 85 countries in the Just Plain Folks International Contest of 2004. His CD was also selected as the winner of spring's contest by jurors of 2003 Call to Arts Festival in the category of Aesthetics and Harmony.
Songs:

1. Shabnam
2. Dandelions
3. Didar
4. My childhood dream
5. Victory
6. Snow Queen
7. Dreams are real
8. Butterflies
9. Goodbye homeland
10. Peaceful planet

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 7/18/2003
Kourosh Zolani lives in California USA

Tagged as: New Age, World, Arabic influenced, Hammered Dulcimer

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