Press Release, Concerts, Classes, Interview, Review |
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San Diego
concert Sat June 25, 8pm
map,
report
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Biography |
Mohammad Reza Lotfi was born in 1947 in Gorgan, northern Iran. Encouraged by his elder brother, he learned to play the tar and showed his talent by winning the first prize in Iran's Young Musicians Festival in 1964 ... * |
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Reviews |
Robert Bly |
"My first response
upon hearing Lotfi’s music is astonishment. As he plays he opens a path and
finally a road to that place inside us of enormous assurance; such assurance paradoxically
often brings tears to the eyes." |
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"Mr.
Lotfi sounded for all the world like a rock guitarist at times, drawing a
raucous, churning, pounding sonority from the setar." |
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Articles |
Asked
about his craft, Lotfi -- whose wild, cloudy ponytail and beard hang past his
chest -- uttered four words, sounding almost dazed: |
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For
master Lotfi's 55th birthday ... |
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2002 Report |
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Darvak,
Baz Amadam, Shabnavard, Naz-e Leili, Abu Ata concert, Gol-ha concerts, ... |
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2001 Press Release, Report |
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Shayda
Institute - dedicated to
teaching and presenting Persian Classical Music |
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Shayda Yahoo! - for students of Persian Music throughout the
world |
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