Piris Eliyahu is an accomplished musician and composer whose work transcends the boundaries of traditional Middle Eastern music, weaving in elements from various world music traditions. He is particularly renowned for his mastery of the tar, a plucked stringed instrument that is central to Persian and Azerbaijani music. With an adept command of its complex tonalities and a passion for innovation, Eliyahu has carved out a unique space in contemporary world music where he blends the rich sounds of the East with modern influences.

His recent works, which include live performances such as "Time Train (Live)," "The Book Of Creation (Live)," "Reflections (Live)," and "Psalms (Live)," showcase his dynamic playing style and deep understanding of the cultural heritage behind his music. The album "Sharkiya" stands as a testament to his virtuosic skill and ability to create evocative, soul-stirring compositions. "A Chant for the Observer" hints at his contemplative and philosophical approach to music-making, inviting listeners to embark on an auditory journey that is both introspective and expansive. Through his performances and recordings, Piris Eliyahu continues to enchant audiences with his profound musical narratives and his dedication to bringing ancient musical traditions into the contemporary soundscape.