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Paul N. Dorosh Tokyo, Japan
Paul N. Dorosh is a multi-instrumentalist that plays oud, guitar, drums and percussion. He also composes music for film. He has performed and given workshops all over the world as well as collaborated with many types of performers from various genres including Arabic music, Turkish music, Japanese butoh, contemporary dance, jazz, rock, classical, Indian music, and Japanese classical music. ... more
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