Other Instruments
Tanbur Panj Simi (Five-Stringed Tanbur)
Ostad invented a singular five-stringed tanbur, which enabled him to synthesize the tanbur’s sacred repertoire with that of classical Persian music. Featuring a slightly larger body and neck, the first two rows of strings reproduce the configuration of the tanbur, while of the other two strings, one is in unison with the high-pitch and the other with the low octave, like the setar.
Cascade: Cascade
My Beginning and My End: Ya Shâh To Bâ Man Bâshi
My Beginning and My End: Samâ
Celestial Harmonies: Wala Witâna
Resilience: Improvisation in the Tchapi Suite
My Beginning and My End: Jelo Shâhi Suite on the Five-Stringed Tanbur
Celestial Dances: Tchapi Suite II
Celestial Harmonies: Mobârak Bâdâ Suite (2nd Version)
Celestial Harmonies: Ali Âmân Yâ Ali
Celestial Harmonies: Prayer of Hazrat Ali
Celestial Harmonies: Tchapi Suite