Works
- Ghazal: Lost Songs of the Silk Road, 1997
- Solo Album Scattering Stars Like Dust, 1998
- Ghazal 2: As Night Falls on the Silk Road, 1998
- Shahram Nazeri and Dastan: Through Eternity, 1999
- Ghazal 3: Moon Rise over the Silk Road, 2000
- M.R. Shajarian: Night Silence Desert, 2000
- Kronos Quartet: Caravan, 2000
- Masters of Persian Music: It's Winter, 2001
- Yo-Yo Ma and Silk Road Ensemble: Silk Road Journeys: When Strangers Meet, 2001
- Masters of Persian Music: Without You, 2002
- Ghazal: The Rain, 2003
- Ali Akbar Moradi: In the Mirror of the Sky, 2004
- Masters of Persian Music: Faryad, 2005
- Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble: Silk Road Journeys: Beyond the Horizon, 2005
- Erdal Erzincan: The Wind, 2006
- Masters of Persian Music: Saze Khamoosh, 2007
- Masters of Persian Music: Soroude Mehr, 2007
- The Silk Road Ensemble with Yo-Yo Ma: New Impossibilities, 2007
- Brooklyn Rider: Silent City, 2008
- The Silk Road Ensemble: Off the Map, 2009
- Voices of the Shades, 2011
- I Will Not Stand Alone, with Ali Bahrami Fard, 2012
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