Iranian Music

That's right, this is a nice Iranian Music that has a root from 3000 years ago. All perform by American Artist that could say is close to real performance. Enjoy it if you like it, let me know to put more original, Regards, BaBi.

Experience this elegant and unique Middle Eastern dance. Technique, movement patterns, choreography and pure joy.

‘Melodic Circles’ is the new album written and produced by two classically trained Iranian musicians, cousins Mehdi Rostami & Adib Rostami. Both are masters of their instruments: Mehdi plays the Iranian member of the lute family, the setār while Adib accompanies on the tombak goblet drum. The roots of ‘Melodic Circles’ lie in traditional Kurdish music from the Fars Province, widely considered the cultural capital of Iran.

Ella Zonis Mahler’s compilation of these Iranian classical music performers was originally issued on Folkways Records in 1966. Ten of the twelve model melodic patterns (dastgahs) are represented here, in a variety of instrumental and vocal performances.