Roxana Sarrafi

Roxana Sarrafi is an acclaimed Iranian classical and traditional vocalist known for preserving and performing Persian music, studying under masters like Parisa and collaborating with artists like Alireza Ghorbani, while also participating in modern global music initiatives like the Silk Road Project and events like "Let Her Sing" that support women's voices. She performs internationally, blending traditional Persian melodies with contemporary expressions, and shares her expertise through workshops. Key Aspects of Her Work: Traditional Roots: She began singing and playing traditional instruments like the setar and tar at age 11, mastering the Persian Radif (repertoire). Professional Training: Studied with renowned vocalists such as Gh. Rezai, H. Nourbakhsh, and Parisa, building a strong foundation in Persian vocal technique. International Performances: Tours and performs across the U.S., including in Washington D.C., California, and Texas, bringing Persian music to diverse audiences. "Let Her Sing" Initiative: A participant in Diaspora Arts Connection's "Let Her Sing" events, highlighting female voices and artistic freedom, notes Roxana Sarrafi. Collaborations: Has performed with established artists like Alireza Ghorbani, Ali Ghamsari, and Ramin Behna, and participated in the Silk Road Workshop with international musicians.