Master & Student - Ostad Seyed Amrollah Shah Ebrahimi & Ali Asghar Rahimi (2002) - part 1
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Amrollah Shah Ebrahimi (Persian: امرالله
Amrollah Shah Ebrahimi (Persian: امرالله شاهابراهیمی), son of Seyed Lotfollah Shah Ebrahimi, considered to be the Father of Tanbour, was born in 1941 in Sahneh, Kermanshah, Iran. He started learning Tanbour with learning ancienct and religious magham music of his area from his father. His other instructors were Darvish Sa’di, Seyed Hadi Ojagh, Seyed Agha Aziz Zonuzi and Seyyed Roukhnafi.
Shah Ebrahimi not only has learned from his ancestors in Tanbur, but also has been able to develop these Maghams in his own way based on his creativity. Moreover his discipline and ability of sensing Maghams has made his performances vividly distinct from other Tanbur players.
He has been one of the few Tanbour masters who have tried to teach this instrument to many from years ago and many of today’s Tanbour virtuosos are his students.
He is also a great knowledge of Iranian radif music system. He has learned Radif, tar and setar from Seyed Ahmad E’tezadi (one of Darvish Khan’s students).
Shah Ebrahimi not only has learned from his ancestors in Tanbur, but also has been able to develop these Maghams in his own way based on his creativity. Moreover his discipline and ability of sensing Maghams has made his performances vividly distinct from other Tanbur players.
He has been one of the few Tanbour masters who have tried to teach this instrument to many from years ago and many of today’s Tanbour virtuosos are his students.
He is also a great knowledge of Iranian radif music system. He has learned Radif, tar and setar from Seyed Ahmad E’tezadi (one of Darvish Khan’s students).
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