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Shahram Nazeri

b. 1952

Iranian singer, musician and tenor

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Born 1952. Shahram Nazeri is an Iranian singer, music educator, composer, recording artist and musician.

Career Shahram Nazeri has been established as a significant artist in Iran since the 1970s. His first albums which were in the form of mutual albums with Mohammad-Reza Shajarian, were published by the Chavoush institute by the end of the late 1970s. The content of these albums were filled with liberalism and patriotic ideas.

Nazeri has released over forty recordings to date. His 1984 album The One Hundred-Petalled Rose (Gol-e Sadbarg) has held the record for the highest selling album of Persian classical music and Sufi music in 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 the national Iranian television live for the first time.

At his concert in Kermanshah in 2014, he performed a Kurdish song containing the lyrics: "I am from Kermanshah, I don’t speak Persian," prompting condemnation from Iranian authorities, and accusations of Kurdish nationalism.

In 2019 he cancelled his annual concert in Konya, Turkey due to Turkey's offensive into Rojava in Syria with the following statement and has not performed in Turkey since.

“This year, I will not do the concert in (the Iranian month of) Azar in Konya in solidarity with the sufferings of the Kurdish women, men and children of Syria and to show respect for the selfless and lovely people of my country, because Rumi is the voice of human conscience and the herald of peace and friendship in the world. He has always composed the lesson of goodness, humanity and love in seventy thousand couplets.”

Albums Chavosh (1978) Seda Sokhan Eshgh (1979) Bad Sadah Nowrouz (1981) Gol-e Sadbarg (1984) Yadegar-e Doust (1984) Kish (1986) ShourAngiz (1988) Saqinameh 2 (1988) Aatashi in Neyestan (1988) Dele Sheida (1988) Layla and Majnun (1989) Laleh Bahar (1990) Dar Golestaneh (1996) Shour Angiz (1996) Mystified: Poetry of Rumi (1997) Song of Myths (2000) Ghame Ziba (2003) Lulian (2005) Shahram Nazeri and the Dastan Group (2006) Voice of Endearment (2007) The Passion of Rumi (2007) Safar Asrat (2009) Bi Gharaar (2010) Molaviyeh (2011) Shahram Nazeri Live in Concert (2012) Az Sedaye Sokhan-E Eshgh (2013) Who Is in Love (2017) Arash Kamangir (2019) Through Eternity (2019) Ey Del Be Kooyeh Eghsh (2019)

Awards

Chevalier des Arts et Lettres, by France, 2007. Lifetime Cultural Heritage Award, by Asia Society, in 2007. Simorgh award, by the International Institute for Dialogue among Cultures and Civilizations, 2007. Hafez Film Awards for Best Original Song, Hafez Film Awards, 2015.

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Knight of the Legion of Honour; Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres

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Who is Shahram Nazeri?

Iranian singer, musician and tenor

When was Shahram Nazeri born?

Shahram Nazeri was born on 18 February 1952 in Kermanshah.

What is Shahram Nazeri's occupation?

Shahram Nazeri is a singer, music educator, composer, recording artist and musician.

What nationality is Shahram Nazeri?

Shahram Nazeri is Iranian.

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· Wikipedia: Shahram Nazeri

· Wikidata: Q1771734

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