| Main Performers | Ganbaataryn Khongorzul - vocal,
Yo-Yo Ma - cello, morin khuur |
| Orchestra or Band | The Silk Road Ensemble:
Kayhan Kalhor - kemancheh,
Jonathan Gandelsman,
Colin Jacobsen - violins,
Nicholas Cords - viola,
Yo-Yo Ma - cello, morin khuur,
Siamak Aghaei - santur,
Joel Fan - piano,
Sandeep Das - tabla,
Joseph Gramley,
Shane Shanahan,
Mark Suter - percussion,
Wu Man - pipa,
Wu Tong - sheng,
Siamak Jahangiry - ney
London Sinfonietta:
Paul Silverthorne - viola,
Lionel Handy - cello,
Enno Senft - bass,
David Purserm,
Graham Lee,
David Vines - trombones |
| Set List | Mongolia: 'Legend of Herlen,' Byambasuren Sharav (Khongorzul Ganbaatar, Yo-Yo Ma, Joel Fan, David Purser, Graham Lee, David Vines, Mark Suter, Joseph Gramley, Shane Shanahan),
China: 'Moon Over Guan Mountains', Zhao Jiping (Wu Tong, Wu Man, Yo-Yo Ma, Shane Shanahan),
India: 'Tarang', Sandeep Das (Colin Jacobsen, Nicholas Cords, Yo-Yo Ma, Sandeep Das, Mark Suter, Joseph Gramley, Shane Shanahan),
Armenia: Two Folk Songs from the Komitas Collection - 'Vagharshabadi Dance', 'It's Spring', arr. Aslamazyan
The Roma: 'Doina Oltului', arr. Ljova, 'Turceasca', arr. Osvaldo Golijov, Ljova (Jonathan Gandelsman, Colin Jacobsen, Nicholas Cords, Yo-Yo Ma, Wu Man, Mark Suter),
Iran: 'Blue as the Turquoise Night of Neyshabur', Kayhan Kalhor (Colin Jacobsen, Jonathan Gandelsman, Nicholas Cords, Paul Silverthorne, Yo-Yo Ma, Lionel Handy, Enno Senft, Kayhan Kalhor, Siamak Aghaei, Siamak Jahangiry, Sandeep Das) |
| Related Archival Material | Proms Guide (RAHE/1/2004/64),
Programme (RAHE/1/2004/103),
Poster (RAHE/2/2004/25),
Digital Photographs |