Shadjarian Music - شجريان بدون انترنت‎

Shadjarian Music - شجريان بدون انترنت‎

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Mohammad-Reza Shajarian (Persian: محمدرضا شجريان‎; Persian pronunciation: [mohæmːæd ɾeˈzɒː ʃæd͡ʒæɾiˈɒːn]) (born 23 September 1940, Mashhad, Razavi Khorasan, Iran) is an internationally and critically acclaimed Iranian classical singer, composer and Ostad (master) of Persian traditional music.[2][3][4] He has been called "Iran's greatest living maestro of Persian classical music."[5] Shajarian is also known for his skills in Persian calligraphy, and humanitarian activities.

Shajarian was born in Mashhad, Iran, and started singing at the age of five, under the supervision of his father. At the age of twelve, he began studying the traditional classical repertoire known as the Radif. Shajarian started his singing career in 1959 at Radio Khorasan, rising to prominence in the 1960s with his distinct style of singing. His main teachers were Ahmad Ebadi, Esmaeil Mehrtash, Abdollah Davami, and Nour-Ali Boroumand. He also learned the vocal styles of singers from previous generations, including Reza Gholi Mirza Zelli, Fariborz Manouchehri, Ghamar Molouk Vaziri, Eghbal Azar, and Taj Isfahani. He has cited legendary Iranian tar musician Jalil Shahnaz as highly influential to his development, indicating that he has often tried to mimic Shahnaz's playing style in his singing.

Shajarian has collaborated with Parviz Meshkatian, Mohammad Reza Lotfi, Hossein Alizadeh, and Faramarz Payvar. He is recognised as skilled singer in the challenging traditional Dastgah style. In 1999 UNESCO in France presented him with the Picasso Award and in 2006 with the UNESCO Mozart Medal.

In March 2016, Shajarian revealed that he has had kidney cancer for the past fifteen years.[6] He appeared with shaved hair in his Nowrouz congratulation video, published on his YouTube account.

Significant Works

• Raast-Panjgaah concert with Mohammad Reza Lotfi in Raast-panjgaah (1976).

• Chehre be Chehre with Mohammad Reza Lotfi in Navaa (1977).

• Golbang-e Shajarian, Part 1 (Bot-e Chin) features: Ali Akbar Sheida (Ballads), Fereydun Shahbazian (Composer), Faramarz Payvar (Santur), Hushang Zarif (Tar). Part 2 (Dowlat-e Eshq) features Hasan Yusefzamani (Composer), Ahmad Ebadi (Setar), AliAsghar Bahari (Kamancheh). Poetry by Hafez, Saadi and Baba Taher (1977).

• Eshgh Daanad with Mohammad Reza Lotfi in Aboo Ataa (1981).

• Aastaan e Jaanaan with Parviz Meshkatian and Naaser Farhangfar in Sur (1982).

• Bidaad with Parviz Meshkatian and the Aref Ensemble in Homaayoun (1985).

• Be yaad e Aaref with Mohammad Reza Lotfi in Bayaat e Turk (1986).

• Nava - Morakkab Khani with Parviz Meshkatian and the Aref Ensemble in Navaa, Se-gaah and Dashti (1986).

• Doud-e-Oud with Parviz Meshkatian and the Tehran Symphony Orchestra in Navaa (1987).

• Dastan (album)|Dastan with Parviz Meshkatian and the Aref Ensemble in Chahaar-Gah (1987).

• Dastgah Chahargah (live version of Dastan) concert with Parviz Meshkatian and the Aref Ensemble recorded live in Bonn (1987).

• Ghasedak with Parviz Meshkatian and Homayoun Shajarian (1994).

• Dar Khiaal with Majid Derakhshani in Segaah (1995).

• Zemestaan Ast with Hossein Alizadeh and Keyhan Kalhor in Maahoor and Homaayoun (1999).

• Night, Silence, Desert (Persian: Shab, Sokoot, Kavir) with Keyhan Kalhor based on the folk music of Khorasan. Traditional Crossroads (2000).

• Without you with the Masters of Persian Music Ensemble in Navaa and Bayaat e Kord (2002).

• Faryaad with the Masters of Persian Music Ensemble in Raast-panjgaah (2003).

• Devoid Grail with Fereydoun Shahbazian in Mahour and Dashti (2004).

• Serr-e-Eshgh with Parviz Meshkatian and Mohammad Mousavi in Maahoor.

• Sepideh Album with Mohammad Reza Lotfi and the Sheydaa Ensemble in Maahoor.