Homayoun Shajarian

Homayoun Shajarian (Persian: همايون شجريان‎) (born 21 May 1975) is an Iranian classical music and Persian classical crossover vocalist, and a Tombak player. "Hava-ye Geryeh" is one of his most famous songs. He has one daughter, Yasmine Shajarian.

Homayoun Shajarian
همایون شجریان
Background information
Birth nameHomayoun Shajarian
Born (1975-05-21) 21 May 1975
Tehran, Iran
OriginMashhad, Iran
GenresPersian traditional music
Occupation(s)Singer
Years active1991–present

Biography

He was born in Tehran in a music-dedicated family. He is the son of Mohammad Reza Shajarian, the grand master vocalist of Persian traditional music. Upon his father's advice, he began studying knowledge of technique and rhythm under supervision of Nasser Farhangfar, master of the tombak, a Persian hand drum, at the age of five. Afterwards, he also continued learning the tombak under Jamshid Mohebbi's supervision. He commenced learning Persian traditional vocal Avaz at the age of ten, alongside his older sisters under their father's supervision and gained knowledge of Avaz techniques and voice-producing. Simultaneously, he attended Tehran Conservatory of Music and chose Kamancheh as his professional instrument as well as being tutored by Ardeshir Kamkar. In 1991, he accompanied his father in concerts of Ava Music Ensemble in the US, Europe and Iran, playing Tombak; and from 1999 on, started accompanying his father also on vocals. His first independent work Nassim-e Vasl, composed by Mohammad Javad Zarrabian, was released on his 28th birthday, on 21 May 2003. He performed live-stream concert on 24 May 2020 during coronavirus pandemic.[1]

Discography
Year Persian Title English Title Composer Further Notes
2003نسیم وصل
Nasim-e vasl		-Mohammad Javad Zarabian
2004ناشکیبا
Nashakiba		-Ardeshir Kamkar
2004شوق دوست
Showq-e doost		-Mohammad Javad Zarabian
2005نقش‌خیال
Naghsh-e khiyal		-Ali Qamsari
2006باستاره‌ها
Ba setareh ha		-Mohammad Javad Zarabian
2008قیژک کولی
Gheyzhaak-e kouli		-Hamid Motebassemwith Dastan Ensemble
2008خورشید آرزو
Khorshid-e arezoo		-Saeed Farajpouriwith Dastan Ensemble
2009آب، نان، آواز
Ab, nan, Avaz		-Ali Qamsari
2011شب جدایی
Shab-e jodayi		-
2013سیمرغ
Simorq		-Hamid Motebassem
2013چه آتش‌ها
Che Atash'ha		-Ali Qamsari
varشوق نامه
Showq nameh		-Mohammad-Reza Darvishiwith Abd al-Qadir Maraghi Group
2012ای جان جان بی من مرو
Ey jan-e jan bi man maro		-Saeed Farajpouriwith Dastan Ensemble
2014نه فرشته ام نه شیطان
Na Fereshteam Na sheitan		Beyond Any FormTahmoures Pournazeri
2015مستور و مست
Mastoor o Mast		The Occult and the IntoxicatedJano Baghoumian
2015خداوندان اسرار
Khodavandane Asrar 		The Lords Of SecretsSohrab Pournazeri
2016آرایش غلیط
Arayesh-e Ghaliz		Heavy Make-UpSohrab PournazeriSoundtrack to the Film of Arayesh-e Ghaliz
2017رگ خواب
Rag-e Khaab		SubdueSohrab PournazeriSoundtrack to the Film of Rag-e Khaab
2017امشب کنار غزلهای من بخواب
Emshab Kenar-e Ghazalhaye Man Bekhab		-Fardin Khalatbari
2018ایران من
Iran-e Man 		IranSohrab Pournazeri
2019افسانه چشمهایت
Afsane Chashmhayat		-Mahyar Alizadehfeat Alireza Ghorbani

Life events chronology
Homayoun Shajarian and Keyhan Kalhor
  • 1975: Born on 21 May
  • 1985: Began Studying Avaz with his sisters under his father's supervision
  • 1991: Joined Ava Music Ensemble, playing tombak
  • 1994: Performed Qassedak concerts around Europe with his father and Parviz Meshkatian
  • 1999: Started singing with his father in concerts
  • 2000: Accompanied his father in works including Dad-o-Bidad and Zemestan in Europe, US, and Canada concerts (e.g., with Masters of Persian Music)
  • 2002: Accompanied his father in Rast-Panjgah and Morakkab Khani in Europe and Canada concerts
  • 2003: Released his first independent album: "Nassim-e Vasl"
  • 2004: Released solo albums: "Na-Shakiba" and "Showq-e Doost"
  • 2005: Released solo album: "Naqsh-e khiyal"
  • 2006: Released solo album: "Ba Setareha"
  • 2008: Released solo album (Live concert Berlin – in conjunction with Dastan Ensemble): "Ghijake Koli"
  • 2008: Released solo album (Live concert Berlin – in conjunction with Dastan Ensemble): "Khorshid-e Arezoo"
  • 2009: Mayeh-Ye Dashti/Mayeh-Ye Isfahan (CD) Celestial Harmonies[2]
  • 2015: Mastoor o Mast (CD-Album)
  • 2015: Khodavandane Asrar
  • 2017: Rage Khab
  • 2017: Emshab Kenar-e Ghazalhaye Man Bekhab
  • 2018: Irane Man
  • 2019: Afsaneye Cheshmhayat (Featuring Alireza Ghorbani)[3]
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  • Homayoun Shajarian
  • c-project
  • Homayoun Shajarian & Sohrab Pournazeri & Delina Aram
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See also

References
  1. http://www.honaronline.ir/Section-music-5/148547-homayoun-shajarian-holds-online-concert-at-vahdat-hall
  2. https://www.allmusic.com/album/r1617181
  3. "Homayoun Shajarian". Spotify. Retrieved 11 November 2019.
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