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"I teach violin, cello, and mandolin. And recently, we have incorporated some Middle Eastern instruments, like the oud, the qanun."
"What I'm bringing to Berklee is my experience as a Western classical musician, Arab traditional musician, and this eclectic fusion of music from around the world, which I grew up with. I speak five languages because I grew up with it; it's not like I learned in later stages. So it's part of me. Berklee is the place where I can bring all this experience, because the idea is not to create compartments of music, but to open the walls and let all these experiences seep into each other."
"I'll give you an example: I just finished teaching a violinist. I gave him movement G from a partita by Bach to play. We did scales and arpeggios. We did a maqam, which is the Arabic modal system, with microtones and exercises and two songs based on it. And I also gave him a recorded improvisation to transcribe. This diverse approach to music, I think it's a really fantastic thing for the students at Berklee."
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