The music album “Garden of Iran” was released, a collection of some local music from all over Iran, played by Saman Ehteshami.
According to Artmag.ir, quoted by IRNA, wordless music album “Bagh Iran”, a collection of some folk music from all over Iran, with piano, melodica and percussion instruments of Saman Ehteshami, has been published digitally and through music streaming platforms, in It has been made available to those interested.
This album contains eight pieces from eight different regions of Iran; “Mazandarani”, “Kurdish”, “Turkish”, “Avaz Bayat Turk”, “Khorasani”, “Lori”, “Avaz Segah” and “Shirazi” that Ehtashami tried to compose these works with dialect of that region and with a universal instrument. play piano
In last piece, melodika instrument was added to performed music of famous Shirazi song “Jeng and Jeng Saz Miad” (Wasoonk).
Mohi Nikoo has recorded music album “Garden of Iran (Bagh Iran)”.
Saman Ehtashami, musician, composer, pianist and graduate of University of Art and Architecture, was born on April 21, 1978. He entered Mohammad Sarir, playing piano.
In 1989, Ehtashami received an honorary diploma of Music Festival of Center for Intellectual Development of Children and Adolescents. He started his official activity in 1992 with release of album “Bagh Beh Bagh”.
During years 1991 to 1995, this artist won golden plaque and commendation plaque of Fajr Music Festival by winning the first place in classical and Iranian piano, and in 2003 he was selected by same festival.
Albums “Mehtab Dar Bagh” (pieces for piano and orchestra), “Ana Dar Bagh” (pieces for piano and orchestra on Azeri themes), “Behesht Man” (collaboration in composition with Seyed Abdolhossein Mokhtabad), “Paizan” (pieces for piano and flute), “Bagh Royaha” (pieces for piano and timbrek by Emran Frozesh), “Homayun Hai Homayun” (improvisation on works of Homayoun Khorram), “Ghriban” (pieces based on classical Iranian poems with accompaniment of Ali Omrani), music for films “Salvation in Eight and Twenty Minutes”, directed by Siros Alvand, “The Little Prince” directed by Noureddin Zarrinkelk with theme of Iranian carpets, “6 o’clock in morning” (final credits) directed by Mehran Modiri, “Old Songs” and “My Cinemas” theaters (directed by Mohammad Rahmanian) is one of Ehtashami’s works.
The joint concert of this piano player and Emran Frozesh, a Tonbak player, in form of a duet and wordless music, was held on September 26 at Vahdat Hall. This concert was a continuation of Ehtashami’s tours that started in April this year with five successful performances in Tehran’s Roudaki Hall and continued in Rasht and Shiraz after that.
