The musical culture of the vast land of Iran is quite varied and fits into two major types of formal or Dastgah, and the second type, the music of different regions or folkloric music.
Dastgah music, much like Persian literature, is a vocal reflection of the Iranian culture and is considered a mutual language for all Iranians. Folkloric music, on the other hand, is a narrative from different ancient Iranian folks and encompasses the vocal and auditory parts of popular culture.
Melale International Educational Institute is offering a comprehensive and varied educational course to familiarize trainees with the ancient music of Iran and quench the thirst of avid Iranian music aficionados. This familiarization will take place in the form of various courses:
The first time a piano was brought in Iran during the reign of Fath-Ali Shah Qajar, it was placed in the corner of the royal court, and surely they had no idea what to do with that advanced western instrument. Until such time that, as accounted by Sasan Sepanta in his book The Perspective of Music in Iran:
Published in the Weekly Journal Sobhe Andishe, Issue 330 – July 3, 2021 Fereydoun Farahani: urban design doctoral researcher – master’s degree in architecture The
International Melale complex aims to promote Persian culture, artworks, and architecture to enthusiastic audiences on a fascinating presentation. Melale Persian is the way to receive rich educational materials in various fields, including Tourism, Architecture, Music, which all relate to this distinguished legacy.
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