"Notes From Azerbaijan" to be presented on Sunday evening at Carnegie Hall

Its latest exploit, "Notes From Azerbaijan," presents music by Firanghiz Ali-Zadeh, a world-class pianist (in the words of the Kronos violinist David Harrington) who brought the music of Messiaen, John Cage and George Crumb to her native republic, The New York Times writes.

The program includes a sizable work by Rahman Asadollahi, a master of the garmon — a kind of accordion — and a political exile who now lives in Los Angeles. The concert to take place on Sunday at 7:30, Zankel Hall, Carnegie Hall.