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Persian Classical Music
How to play Setar
Instructor: Darab
Shabahang
Tel: 571 217 2631
Fax:1 866 702 2232
darab@artpars.com
3605 Randolph Rd. Silver
Spring, MD 20902
Introduction:
Classes:
The usual courses consist of two basic musical note books, book I and
book II, followed by the Persian modal system (Radif)
through traditional and modern methods. This will include the
theory and practice learning the Persian 7 Dastgah
along with some historical background of Persian classical music.
Instruction is one on one basis.
We also teach the traditional method of learning these two instruments
without using the musical notes called " Sineh be sineh" method
Conditions:
1.
Tuition is $200 per month. It includes four sessions a month, in
the following location..
3605 Randolph Rd. Silver
Spring, MD 20902
2.
Tuition must be paid in the beginning of each month.
3.
If the student misses a session, $25 will be charged.
Music Workshops:
The workshops include group rehearsals and
instruction; lectures on music appreciation; history of Persian music;
music theory; and rhythmic and instrumental explorations.
About Tar and Setar
SETAR
Setar is a small lute with a long neck,
originally with three metallic strings (the present setar
has four strings) that are plucked with the right index finger.
The first representations of the Setar in
manuscripts appeared in the sixteenth century. Before this period,
long-necked lutes were depicted as resembling the Dotar,
whose sound-box and neck are longer.
The origins of the Setar go back the Tanbur of Khorasan
described by Farabi in the tenth century. The Setar is just an adaptation of this instrument to
which one string was added.
The sound-box of the Setar is curved; like the
lute and mandolin, it is generally made of strips of wood. The long and
slender neck is attached to the sound-box and the table, which are made
of mulberry wood. Three pegs, Gushi, placed at
the tip of the neck, two on the right side and two on the left. .
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آموزش
موسیقی ایرانی
آموزش
تار و سه تار
هنرآموز
و گردآورنده :
داراب
شباهنگ
Tel: 571 217 2631
Fax:1 866 702 2232
darab@artpars.com
کلاسهای
آموزش سه تار:
· آموزش تئوري
و عملی سه تار
درکلاسهائی
بر پایه کتاب
اول و دوم
هنرستان موسیقی
وآموزش هفت
دستگاه موسیقی
سنتی ایران
به روایت ردیف
میرزا
عبدالله
است.
·
هنرجویان
می توانند با
استفاده از اینترنت
تکالیف هفتگی
خود را به طریق
سمعی و بصری
فرا بگیرند و
از اینطریق
به مطالب و
اطلاعات با
ارزشی نیز در
ارتباط با
ساز و موسیقی
دسترسی پیدا
کنند.
· روش سینه
به سینه برای
کسانی که تمایل
به آموزش سنتی
دارند نیز
تدریس میشود.
·
کلاسها
هر هفته یک
ساعت برای هر
جلسه است.
·
شهریه کلاسها
200 $
ماهیانه و در محل زیر می
باشد .
3605 Randolph Rd. Silver Spring, MD 20902
کارگاه موسیقی
· علاوه بر
کلاسهای فوق
، برنامه های
آموزشی برای
آشنائی با
تاریخ موسیقی
ایران ، ردیف
و دستگاه های
موسیقی ایران
و شناخت ریتم
وآلات موسیقی
و تمرینها ی
گروهی به
مقتضای
امکانات
موجود بر
گذارمیشوند .
از همکاری
علاقمندان
در اعتلا موسیقی
و هنر ایرانیان
استقبال میکنیم.
برای
ثبت نام یا
کسب اطلاعات
بیشتر لطفا
تماس بگیرید.
Tel: 571 217 2631
TAR
Tar is an Iranian musical instrument developed from another
ancient Iranian musical instrument RabaŽb.
It appeared in its original form at the beginning of the nineteenth century
but was modified to its modern form toward the end of the century. The Tar
is an exclusively Iranian and very original instrument.
Tar is characterized by its original form, incorporating a sound-box in two
unequal parts, called by analogy, naqqare (double
kettle drum). Carved out of a mulberry tree, the belly is equipped with a
long neck, fitted with camel bone and carrying six strings grouped in
pairs.
Old Tar had five strings. It is said that Darvish
khan, a master of Persian music in the early 20th century, added one more
string. The long fingerboard has twenty-six to twenty-eight adjustable gut
frets. Its range is about two and one-half octaves and is played with a
brass plectrum, mezeab
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