Hassan Shamaizadeh
| Hassan Shamaizadeh | |
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| Background information | |
| Native name | حسن شماعیزاده |
| Birth name | Hassan Shamaizadeh |
| Genres | Pop, Dance |
| Occupation(s) | Composer & Singer, songwriter |
| Instruments | Saxophone, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Piano |
| Years active | 1968–present |
Hassan Shamaizadeh (Persian: حسن شماعیزاده, born November 22, 1943 in Isfahan, Iran) is a Persian Pop singer, songwriter[1] and saxophonist. Over the past three decades, he composed songs for artists like Googoosh, Dariush, Aref, Ebi and others.
At the age of 13, Shamaizadeh already played in a theater orchestra Esfehan . He then played in the Radio programs and Television in Tehran. He is noted for playing Persian music with quarter tones on the saxophone, which is a rare skill.
He continued to break record with artists like "Aghaaghi" from 1976 . He was selected as the most popular male artist in 1976 by readers of the magazine "Zan-e Rooz".
Discography
- 1973 - Mordaab ( "Maarsh")
- 1973 - Safar ( "Journey")
- 1974 - Ojaagh ( "Four")
- 1974 - Esm-eh Tow ( "Your name")
- 1975 - Deh ( "Village")
- 1976 - bad az tow ( "After You")
- 1976 - Aghaaghi ( "You are a jewel")
- 1977 - Bumi
- 1977 - Talaaye Kaaghazi (With Paajuki)
- 1978 - Mehmuni ( "Party")
- 1980 - Avaz-e Parvaaz ( "Flight Song")
- 1981 - Gol Aftab Gardoon
- 1982 - Golhayeh khis
- 1984 - Bishtar Bishtar
- 1985 - Kamtar Kamtar ( "Fewer")
- 1985 - Kooch (With Homeyra )
- 1986 - Dokhtar-e Mardom
- 1987 - Ghasalak
- 1988 - Hafteh Shab
- 1988 - Zende Bad Eshgh
- 1990 - Gol Yadeh1, Yadeh2
- 1991 - Saateh Haft-e Shab
- 1992 - Atish Rooyeh Khakestar
- 1993 - Ye Dokhtar Daram Shah Nadareh
- 1994 - Bolooreh Mahtab
- 1996 - Akhareen Savaar ( "Last knight")
- 1997 - Parvaz Eshgh-o
- 1998 - Parastesh ( "Adoration")
- 2001 - Morvarid ( "Pearl")
- 2002 - Dooshizeh Khaanum
- 2006 - Singer not the Song
References
- ↑ (9 July 2010). Interview with veteran popular singer/songwriter & more, iranian.com
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