Iran’s Saket, Japan’s Tsumuzi to stage joint concert
Iranian musician Keivan Saket will perform a joint concert alongside Japanese composer and
violinist Tsumuzi in a unique cross-cultural concert.
The concert featuring Keivan Saket, Siavash Saket, and Tsumuzi is scheduled to take place at
Libra Hall in Japan from March 7 and 8, ISNA wrote.
Tsumuzi, renowned for his distinctive musical style, often referred to as the ‘Mr. 5 beats’ is a
Japanese violinist residing in Tokyo. His musical journey began while studying at a medical
school, and he released his debut studio album, ‘Devilish Waltz of A Soul - The Tango of
February 26th’ in 2013 after completing his medical degree.
Living up to his unique monikers, Tsumuzi has released four more albums to date, including
‘The Guernica Dogma’ (2015), ‘Libertango My Own’ (2016), ‘Japon Neo Soul 2020’ (2019), and
‘Quintuple Meter's Bible’ (2022), along with ‘Five Beats on the Border’ (2023).
The collaborative concert promises a harmonious fusion of Iranian and Japanese musical
influences, showcasing the diverse talents of Saket and Tsumuzi. Music enthusiasts can
anticipate an evening filled with cross-cultural melodies at Libra Hall this March.