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Persian traditional music, Solos & Saba Violin works
(3 Albums)
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Roya (Dream)
18 of the most beloved Persian traditional music pieces are
arranged for violin by Percia Baharloo. This collection includes
Persian Happy Birthday song (Tavalod) and Persian Wedding
song (Yar Mobarak-bad). more>>>
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Percia Baharloo Violin Solos
In Persian Traditional Music, the Instrumental Solos are
considered as the pinnacle of the virtuoso’s performance. The
Solos represent the ultimate technical and emotional dimensions
of the performer and include Melody Improvisation. The Solo
pieces in this album are 3 of the 12 modal systems of the Persian
Music known as Avaz.. more >>>
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The Best of Saba Violin Works
Persian Music Masterpieces
This is a collection of tunes composed by Maestro Abol Hassan
Saba (1902 – 1957). Many of these tunes are considered as the
most technically demanding violin pieces in the Persian Music
and were not recorded in their original form before. more >>>
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Persian favorite traditional songs
(2 Albums - Vocal)
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Blissful Memories (Favorite Persian Traditional Songs)
Vocal
This collection includes favorite Iranian tunes that play an
important role in the history of Persian Traditional songs. These
tunes were selected to represent various styles of songs suitable
for all ages and tastes. These songs are all recorded in the true
original form and lyrics. more>>>
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Tasnifs
Vocal
Tasnif is a form of Persian Classical Music that covers all music
pieces with lyrics. Tasnifs played an essential role in preserving
the Persian Traditional Music over the past centuries. This
recording is a variation of Tasnifs referred to as “National
Classical Tasnifs”. more>>>
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Complete collection of Persian music forms
(6 Albums)
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Pish Dar Amads
Persian Classical Music Forms - Disc 1 of 6
Pish Dar Amad is a form of Persian Classical Music that could be
described as the equivalent of Preludes in the Western Classical
Music. Pish Dar Amad is played as an introduction to the main
performance to set the stage for the listener and includes the
essence of the following music. These pieces usually have a
slow tempo. more...
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Rengs
Persian Classical Music Forms - Disc 2 of 6
Reng is one of the Persian Classical Music forms. It is a rhythmic
piece of music composed for Persian Traditional Dances. The
musician is constantly helping the dancer in her or his
performance throughout the piece. Rengs could be played with or
without a dancer as part of a recital. more...
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Naghmeh Do Zarbis
Persian Classical Music Forms - Disc 3 of 6
Naghmeh Do Zarbi is a form of Persian Classical Music derived
from the Pish Dar Amad form (please refer to the explanations in
Disk 1 for Pish Dar Amads). In contrast to the Pish Dar Amads,
these pieces usually have a fast tempo and are very rhythmic,
dynamic, exciting and loud. more...
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Tasnifs (Instrumental)
Persian Classical Music Forms - Disc 4 of 6
This recording is the Instrumental performance of the Tasnifs
without the lyrics. This could be used by players and singers to
practice the songs.
Please refer to Disk 5 (below) for further information on Tasnifs
and to listen to the complete version of these Tasnifs including the
Vocal parts. more...
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Tasnifs (Vocal)
Persian Classical Music Forms - Disc 5 of 6
Tasnif is a form of Persian Classical Music that covers all music
pieces with lyrics. Tasnifs played an essential role in preserving
the Persian Traditional Music over the past centuries. This
recording is a variation of Tasnifs referred to as “National
Classical Tasnifs”. more>>>
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Chahar Mezrabs
Persian Classical Music Forms - Disc 6 of 6
Chahar Mezrabs are rhythmic music pieces that are very thorough
and its melodies would cover all the main variations of its modal
system. They have main notes that are played continuously (2
violin strings are played at the same time) or are played between
every few notes throughout the piece. They have a clear Cadence
for the ending. more...
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Collection 4 of 4
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Baharloo Self-Learning method for Violin
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Baharloo Self-learning Method for Violin
Playing Persian Music on Violin (Book #1 Recording)
This is the first Self-learning Method for Violin published in Iran.
This violin method was published in 1955 by my dear father,
Mohammad Baharloo.
He was teaching his method for more than 50 years in his Music
Institute (oldest one in Iran). more...
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