Several Tanbour Maqams Released in Master Musician's Rendition; "Goli Dar Dast" Now Listenable

"Goli Dar Dast" is one of the latest musical releases, presented to audiences in the form of performances of tanbour maqams as rendered by veteran musician Ali Akbar Moradi.

"Flower in hand" is the title of one of the latest musical products that was presented to the audience in the form of the performance of the famous tambourine players, narrated by Ali Akbar Moradi, a pioneer music artist.

According to Mehr's reporter, the album "Goli Dar Dast" was released in the form of the performance of tambourine officials, narrated by Ali Akbar Moradi, the veteran musician, and performed by Afshin Saeb Nejad.

In explaining this musical project, Afshin Saeb Nejad wrote:

The collection "Goli Dar Dast" is a sincere performance of the tanbur authorities of Goran region, according to the narration of Master Ali Akbar Moradi, which is transliterated in a book with the same title, and it is hoped that it will be useful for better understanding and understanding of the sentences of sectioning songs and tanbur authorities of that area.

Afshin Saeb Nejad is one of the artists who started his artistic activity from his teenage years with music and percussion instruments and then, after getting to know the tanbur, he followed the main path of his artistic activity in playing, knowing and making this instrument. While learning tanbur, he benefited from the training and experience of teachers such as Abraham Kakavand, Haider Kaki, and Ali Akbar Moradi, and got acquainted with the music and performance methods of Goran and Dalaho schools.

Along with playing and participating in group performances, he started making tambur professionally. In addition, his musical activity has been associated with performing and collaborating with groups such as "Lauch" and "Bang Nowruz" in different years, and a series of performances and positions of tanbur have been recorded in the archive of his activities.

Saebnejad, in addition to performing and making instruments, has also written notes, recorded and edited tanbur music narratives and has participated in works such as "Ancient Tanbur Roses" and "Aram Jan".