Balkan Music &
Dance Workshops

Every summer the EEFC presents two week-long workshops. Follow the links below to read all about them!

Mendocino, California

June 27-July 4, 2026
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Iroquois Springs, New York

August 8-15, 2026
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Adam Good

Makam Theory

Adam Good is a Brooklyn-based multi-instrumentalist and composer working with contemporary modal music in the traditional styles of Turkey, Greece and Eastern Europe. His musicianship on guitar, tambura, Turkish ud, tanbur, and knowledge of Turkish makam has made Adam a fixture of the Balkan and Middle Eastern music scenes in the U.S. and abroad. Adam plays regularly with the ensembles Dolunay (Turkish music), Pontic Firebird (Greek Pontic), and clarinet master Souren Baronian’s ensemble Taksim.

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