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Nine Folk Songs From Shiraz. Edition No. 1

VDM Publishing House, July 2010, Pages: 176

This book is presenting nine folk songs from Shiraz city, a southern city in Iran. The songs belong to an oral-aural tradition, and have been played and sung by oral native musicians. The musicians, who played on the recording, usually performed them at different occasions such as ceremonies, funerals, private parties, or other occasions. The folk songs in this study have been transcribed and notated for the first time, to be available to other musicians. The text of the songs are in Shirazi dialect, which is a dialect of F?rsi (Persian), and translated into modern F?rsi, as well as into English. The main goal of transcribing these folk songs was to preserve the songs, as well as making them available to other musicians to pay attention to the songs, play them in different occasion with different arrangement.

Dr. Qmars, Piraglu.
Qmars Piraglu was born in Tehran. Studied the sant?r with F. P?yvar and the piano with T. Djalili, H. Vanvarenberg, and S. Tchaikovsky. Qmars settled in Belgium in 1985, got his piano degree, Sweden, 1989, got his bachelor in music from Gothenburg Uni. He moved to Australia in 2001, got his Masters from Melbourne Uni, and Ph.D from Monash University.