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Shahram Nazeri (in Kurdish شارام نازری, Persian شهرام ناظری; born 1951) is a contemporary Iranian tenor from Kermanshah who sings classical. He has been accompanied by some of the authorities of Iranian traditional music such as Jalil Shahnaz, Alizadeh, Jalal Zolfonoun and Payvar. He often works with his son Hafez Nazeri, a composer. Born in a Kurdish family, he was the first vocalist to set Rumi’s poetry to Persian music thirty-five years ago, thus establishing a tradition of Sufi music within both Persian classical music and Kurdish music and his music was instrumental in introducing Western musical audiences to both Sufism and to the poetry of Rumi. The New York Times has dubbed him the "Persian Nightingale" and the Christian Science Monitor has called him "Iran’s Pavarotti". Most recently he was awarded with Chevalier des Arts et Lettres medal from The government of France for his lifetime achievements in Iranian traditional music. Also Asia Society has awarded him by Lifetime Cultural Heritage Award. Master Nazeri has released over forty recordings to date; His "The One Hundred Leaf Flower" (Gol’eh Sad Barg) recording has held the record for the highest selling album of Persian classical music and Sufi music in the history. His musical talents were first nurtured by his mother at a very young age. Throughout his childhood, he was under the tutelage of the most renowned masters of Persian music including Abdollah Davami, Nourali Boroumand, and Mahmood Karimi. At eleven, he performed on television for the first time. By twenty-nine, he had gained a loyal fan base. He has continued to perform in Iran and abroad over the course of the last two decades. He has performed at major venues worldwide, including The Festival of Aix-en-Provence, The festival of Avignon, Theâtre de la Ville in Paris, The Tokyo Summer festival, The Kodak Theatre (Oscar ceremony) in Los Angeles, and the Royal Albert Hall, the Festa delPopolo in Italy, The Beiteddine Festival in Lebanon, the Kölner Philharmonic in Germany, Asia Society, World Music Instituted and Brooklyn Academy of Music BAM in New York, the Roma Europa Festival in Rome, São Paulo Music Festival in Brazil and Fes Festival of World Sacred Music in Morocco and many others. From early on, Master Nazeri began to sing and compose music to the works of Mawlana Jalal ad-Din Rumi, Iran’s most cherished Sufi poet. Nazeri was also pioneering in assimilating contemporary Persian poetry into the classical repertoire. His progressive approach to music has led to collaborative new projects with his son, Composer and singer Hafez Nazeri. In year 2000 they performed Hafez’s new composition in Iran which has hold the record for the most highly attended concert 140.000 in entire Middle East. In year 05/06 Master Nazeri along with his son’s new Rumi ensemble launched "In the Path of Rumi," a highly successful North American tour which performed record-breaking sold-out concerts, to rave reviews. The venues, included Los Angeles’ Kodak theater (12/11/05), - the most highly attended Persian classical music concert outside of Iran. ==Works== Some of his albums are: * ''Amir Kabir'' 2011, composed and led by Pejman Taheri * ''The Passion of Rumi'' 2008 (Live recording from Tehran, 2001), composed by Shahram Nazeri, arranged by Hafez Nazeri * ''The Book of Austerity'' 2007, with Farrokhzad Layegh * ''Mythical Chant'' 2002, also called Naghme-haye Sassani (Songs from Sassanid era), with Bashipour and Hafez Nazeri * ''Loulian'' 2001, with Dastan ensemble, composed by Shahram Nazeri and Hamid Motebassem * ''Shahram Nazeri & the Dastan Ensemble'', 2001, Live in France, arranged by Kayhan Kalhor * ''Avaze Asatir'', ''Kurdish Shahnameh'', 2000, Daf by Hafez Nazeri, Tanboor by Alireza Feiz Bashi Pour * ''Safar be Digar Sou'' 1998, Live in Washington, D.C., (Through Eternity), composed by Shahram Nazeri, arranged by Dastan ensemble * ''98's Concert'' 1998, Live in Shiraz on Hafez’ Anniversary, with Kamkars and Hafez Nazeri * ''Nowruz'' 1990, Live in Cologne, Germany, performed by Aref and Shayda Ensemble, composed by Hossein Alizadeh plus some Persian folk songs * ''Les Maitres de la Musique Traditionnelle: Nazeri & Tala’i'' 1980s, Live at the Théâtre de la Ville * ''Gol-e Sadbarg'' 1984, (One hundred-petalled flower), composed by Jalal Zolfonoun, Shahram Nazeri & Reza Ghassemi * ''Atashi Dar Neyestan'' 1980s, (A Fire in the Reed-Bed), composed by Jalal Zolfonoun & Shahram Nazeri * ''Layli & Majnoun'' 1990, (the Beloved and the Lover), with masters of Persian music composed by Faramarz Payvar * ''Concert of the Masters of Persian Music'' 1989, Faramarz Payvar, Ali-Asghar Bahari, Jalil Shahnaz, Mohammad Mousavi and Mohammad Esmaili * ''Del-e Shayda'' 1990s, (Enchanted Heart), performed by masters of Persian music, composed by Faramarz Payvar * ''Chashm Be-raah'' 1990s, (Kept Awaiting), with Atta Jangouk * ''Mystified'' 1990s, (Heyrani), performed by Shams Ensemble, composed by Kaykhosro Pournazeri * ''Mahtab-rou'' 1990s, (as beautiful as the moon), performed by Shams Ensemble, composed by Kaykhosro Pournazeri * ''Voice of Endearment'' 1970s, (Sedaye Sokhan-e Eshgh), performed by Shams Ensemble, composed by Kaykhosro Pournazeri * ''Shour-Angiz'' 1980s, (Joy-giver), composed by Hossein Alizadeh, performed by Aref and Shayda Ensemble * ''Yadegar-e doust'' (In remembrance of a friend), composed by Kambiz Roshanravan * ''Baharan-e Abidar'' 1980s (Springtime in Abidar (mountain around Sanandaj / Iran )), with Kamkars group * ''Beshno az Ney'' 1980s (Listen to the Reed), with Fereydoun Shahbazian * ''Dar Golestaneh'' 1980s, (In Golestaneh (village around Kashan / Isfahan province )),composed by Hooshang Kamkar * ''Laleh Bahar'' 1970s, (Spring Tulip), with Aref Ensemble, composed by Parviz Meshkatian * ''Bi Gharar'' 1980s, composed by Jalil Andalibi * ''Kish-e mehr'' 1980s, (Manner of Affection) composed by Jalil Andalibi * ''Benmay Rokh'' 1970s, (Show me your Face), composed by Jalil Andalibi * ''Chavoush'' (4 Volumes) 1970s, performed by Shayda Ensembe, composed by Mohammad-Reza Lotfi 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Shahram Nazeri」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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