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Having the reputation of being One of Iran's Best Young Vocalists, this is Hameds first instrumental collection of improvisations on Persian themes for Tar, Setar, Tanboor and Oud, performed as masterly as his provocative vocal Pieces.
Born in Iran, Hamed learned to sing at the age of seven, and studied Tar & Setar, under the tutorship of some of the masters of classical Persian music. By the time he was twenty; he could play five instruments expertly, adding Tanboor, Oud and Daf to his existing repertoire. After receiving a B.A. degree in music composition, he began writing his own music and performing in concerts as both a vocalist and instrumentalist, with some of the most highly acclaimed music ensembles before wide audiences in Iran, Europe and Asia.


1 Quarrel (Begoo Magoo), Tanboor
2 Could be Bayat Turk (Shayad Bayateh Tork), Tar
3 Where to? (Beh Kojdja?), Setar
4 Who is it? (Keest Ou?), Tanboor
5 Solitude (Khalvat), Oud
6 A Journey to Mahoor (Safari beh Mahoor), Setar
7 From Esfahan to Isfahan, (Az Esfehan beh Isfehan), Tar
8 Filly's Sama (Sama-e- Madyoun), Tanboor
9 Hear (Beshnou), Setar
10 Bakhtiari Nomads (Eil-e- Bakhtiari), Oud
11 The Exodus (Kooch), Setar
12 The Morning After (Sobheh Rooz-e Baad), Tar
13 A rainy Day (Rooz-e Barani), Setar
14 Dreaming of Kurdistan (Royayeh Kordestan), Tanboor
15 River Runs Through it (Gozareh Rood), Setar
16 Whisper in the desert (Zemzemeh dar Sahra), Oud
17 Seven-Beat Rhythm (Haft Zarbi), Tanboor
18 The Garden of Eden (Bagh-e Behesht), Setar
19 Sunset (Ghoroub), Tanboor
20 Gypsy (Kouli), Oud
21 A dialogue in Dashti (Dialog dar Dashti), Setar
22 Sufi (Soofi), Tanboor
23 A Theme from the West (Navayeh Gharb), Tar