Afghan Music Students Conjuring Up Sounds Made Familar Thru Films and Their Music
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Amie Ferris-Rotman and Sayed Hassib
A cacophony ranging from Asian string instruments to the delicate cadences of classical piano pours out of a two-story building in central Kabul.
Here, at Afghanistan's sole music academy, students are taught music with the hope it will bring comfort in the face of war and poverty,...
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