Iranian Voices shines a light on the stories, struggles and creativity of women from Iran and the Iranian diaspora. Led by Iranian‑Australian musician Gelareh Pour, this powerful program explores the history of Iranian women singers before and after the 1979 Revolution, highlighting how culture, politics and identity shape musical expression. Through compelling storytelling, students gain insight into the rich artistic traditions of Iran and the resilience of its women musicians.

The program includes

• Stories of Iranian women singers
• Historical and cultural context
• Music before and after the 1979 Revolution
• Live performance on the Kamancheh

Gelareh performs on the Kamancheh, an ancient Iranian bowed string instrument and a cultural ancestor of the European violin. Its expressive sound deepens the emotional journey as students listen, learn and reflect on the importance of voice, heritage and artistic freedom.

Iranian Voices is an inspiring and insightful cultural experience that connects students with global history, music and lived experience.

Bring this meaningful program to your school and spark powerful conversations through music and storytelling. Book now to secure your preferred date.