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Roozbeh Zarei was born in Tehran in the autumn of 1987. When his artistic talent in painting became evident, he devoted himself to serious learning of painting, calligraphy and music from his childhood.
Roozbeh Zarei started his music education by learning Daf and Tombak and after mastering the Iranian instruments and rhythms, he proceeded to learn percussion instruments from other parts of the world such as Latin, African, Indian and Middle Eastern percussion. He learned from masters such as: Bijan Kamkar (daf). Mohammad Esmaeili and Navid Afghah (tombak). Dr. Keyvan Pahlavan (dayereh). Vahid Asadollahi (Azeri nagara and dayereh). Ali Asghar Sadeq Monsh and Hamdi Akatay (darbuka). Kadir Goksu (riq). Glen Velez (frame drum) Masoud Hamidi (tabla). Alireza Tabatabaei (drums). Davood Shorooei, Stefan Maass and Michael Miranda (Latin percussion). Hakim Ludin (kanjira, frame drum and konnakol) and…
https://roozbehzarei.studio/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Didar-rev5.wav THE MOMENT OF ENCOUNTER The work of Roozbeh Zarei This piece is written by Roozbeh Zarei for solo handpan performance in D minor scale
https://roozbehzarei.studio/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Khane-Tanhaei-1.mp4 The album Lonely House by Salar Aghili. The album Lonely House is a work by Salar Aghili. This collection includes seven delightful tracks. Tracks:
https://youtu.be/kzu70B_zqNU A musical piece called One Year in Istanbul This piece is the result of a year of living in Istanbul and interacting with Turkish
Introduction In the genealogy of percussion instruments, percussions or percussion instruments are a family of musical instruments and tools that are played by striking with
Introduction Our first understanding and perception of rhythm is formed by hearing our mother’s heartbeat in the womb and after birth our heart becomes a
