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Ali Zand Vakili

b. 1986

Iranian Singer & Composer

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About Ali Zand Vakili

Born 1986. Ali Zand Vakili is an Iranian composer and singer.

Ali Zand Vakili is an Iranian singer, composer, and music teacher. He began his artistic career in music as a child by singing and playing the tombak. In 1998, after the establishment of Shiraz Music Conservatory, he was one of its first entrants. After studying at Shiraz Music Conservatory for three years and learning santur, piano and tombak in 2002, he entered Tehran Conservatory of Music and graduated from there. He went on to read the piece and a few years later became famous with the release of the lullaby piece. Zand Vakili is currently a music expert.

Discography

Albums

In the Middle of Darkness – 2012 (with Babak Ghasali) Crossing May – 2013 (with artist Arash Pourrahimian) Companion of Pain – 2014 Remembering the Color of Today – 2015 Watch Saba – 2015 Because Water Dance – 2016 Unrepeatable Dream – 2016 Neffe Beehnood Zandvakili

Singles

"Lullaby" composed by Alireza Afkari "Yellow Season" composed by Alireza Afkari "April Tour" "Sattarkhan" kamancheh Sina Alam and Sahab Alam "Bahar Shiraz" "Jealous City" "The Name of the Lions" "The Cruel World" "Blue Scarf" "Red Flower" "Padre" "Night Road" "Gone with the Wind" "The Dude" "Geranium Flowers" "Believe Me" "Last Dream" with Sina Alam and Sahab Alam "The Last Song" for the Aghazadeh series, composed by Alireza Afkari "Season of Distress" for Aghazadeh series, composed by Alireza Afkari "Mask" for Aghazadeh series, composed by Alireza Afkari "My Appointment" composed by Mohammad Zandukili and written by Hossein Ghiasi "Sanam"

Awards

Winner of the Golden Statue for the best composite and experimental piece of music outside the album, selected by the people from the third annual celebration of our music for the piece "Tarshro" composed by Darkoob and sung by Ali Zand Vakili. Winner of the Golden Statue of the best piece of fusion and experimental music chosen by the people for the piece "Lullaby" from our fourth annual music festival

Zand Vakili said after receiving his award: "I am happy that this piece was able to receive the award for the best piece with the efforts of Alireza Afkari, Afshin Moghadam, Mahmoud Shobiri, Sepehr Sahebi and Saeed Zamani."

Winner of the Golden Statue of the best piece of fusion and experimental music from the people's point of view for the piece "Believe Me" from fifth annual music festival

"Thank you to the composer, songwriter and arranger," Zand Vakili said after receiving the award. In memory of my father, be the child of art, not the child of the father.

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Who is Ali Zand Vakili?

Iranian Singer & Composer

When was Ali Zand Vakili born?

Ali Zand Vakili was born on 16 February 1986 in Shiraz.

What is Ali Zand Vakili's occupation?

Ali Zand Vakili is a composer and singer.

What nationality is Ali Zand Vakili?

Ali Zand Vakili is Iranian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Ali Zand Vakili

· Wikidata: Q16048213

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