Mohammad Esfahani

Mohammad Mahdi Vaezi Esfahani (Persian: محمدمهدی واعظی اصفهانی‎; born 5 July 1966 in Tehran) also known as Mohammad Esfahani is an Iranian Persian pop and Traditional singer. He graduated from The Medical Sciences University of Iran in 1997, while learning Iranian music from the famous Iranian traditional singer Mohammad-Reza Shajarian and his best student Ali Jahandar.[1]

Mohammad Esfahani
محمد اصفهانی
Background information
Birth nameMohammad Mahdi Vaezi Esfahani
Born (1966-07-05) 5 July 1966
Tehran, Iran
Occupation(s)
  • Songwriter
  • Singer
  • Doctor
Websitemohammadesfahani.com
Musical career
Genres
Instruments
Years active1994–present
Labels
  • Donya Music Group
  • Soroush Multimedia Inc
  • Hamavaz Ahang
  • Irangaam
  • Hamavaz Ahang
  • Iran Seda Inc
  • Avaye Nakisa Records
  • Avaie Entezar
  • Payam Records
  • Avakhorshid
  • Payam Cultural Artistic Institute
  • Meshkat
  • Persia Records

Discography

Mohammad Esfahani has 16 official Studio albums and two live concert albums released with famous composers such as Homayoun Khoram, Fereydoun Shahbazian, Babak Bayat.[2] So far, Isfahani has released 14 albums. He has worked on his albums with great masters of music such as Homayoun Khoram, Babak Bayat and Fereydoun Shahbazian. According to published statistics, NOON O DALGHAK is the most widely circulated pop music album in Iran to date.

Studio albums
  • Alnour
  • Golchin – (Iranian Classical Music)
  • Tanhatarin Sardar
  • Velayat-e Eshg – (Iranian SoundTrack)
  • Hasrat
  • Faseleh
  • Tanha Mandam (I was left alone) – (Iranian National Music)
  • Mah-e-Gharibestan (The Moon of Solitude)
  • Noon o Dalghak
  • Haft Sin (ranian National Music)
  • Ekhrajiha
  • Barkat
  • Hozour 1 (In live concert)
  • Hozour 2 (In live concert)
  • Bi Vajeh (Wordless)
  • Shekveh

Single Songs
  • Vasl o Hejran
  • Zarrin Kolah
  • Sabzeye Norooz
  • Faryadras
  • Hala ke Oumadi
  • Armaghan Tariki
  • Mahaleh Ashegham Basheh
  • Nafas
  • Saghf
  • Daghe Nahan
  • Behesht Az Dast Adam Raft


References
  1. Mohammad Esfahani Official Website About Page
  2. Mohammad Esfahani albums page in ITunes
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