Workshops

Teaching the Setar

The Setar training is based on the classical texts of instrumental music, specifically the Mirza Abdullah Radif. These classes are suitable for both advanced and intermediate groups of students. For more information, please visit the link provided.

Philosophy of Music

1. What does it mean to "think about music"? And why is it important to do so?

2. Defining music and exploring its usefulness

3. Is the era of Dastgahi music coming to an end?

4. musical motivators

5. Music in the thoughts of Nizami Ganjavi

6. Exploring the unique qualities of the Setar and how it 

differs from other musical instruments

7. Gaining a deeper understanding of music through the lens of literature

8. Examining the musical aspects of the introduction (Nay-nameh) of the Masnavi Manavi

9. Exploring the connection between Baba Tahir and Iranian music

10. Defining education and music education

11. Analyzing the current deficiencies in instrumental music education

12. Tips on becoming a good music student

13. Tips on becoming a good music teacher

14. Understanding the meanings of technique in music

15. knowing the artistic work based on its impact, rather than just its structure

16. Exploring the nuances of stylology, with a focus on contemporary Setar playing styles

17. Revisiting old writings on Iranian music

18. Examining and critiquing the current vocabulary used by Iranian musicians

19. Establishing the foundations of music criticism and providing examples

20. Exploring the archaeology of music and the archaeology of silence

21. Delving into silence

Cultivating Reading and Writing Skills

Interpreting and analyzing the thoughts of Mowlana Jalaluddin (Rumi).