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In this festival, whose programs were presented in a research-workshop style, a large number of researchers, masters, artists, instrumentalists, and singers of regional folk music from the provinces of Golestan, Mazandaran, Yazd, Semnan, Azerbaijan, North and Razavi Khorasan, Sistan and Baluchestan, Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari, Gilan, Kurdistan, Kermanshah, and Lorestan had the opportunity to present colorful and enchanting varieties of Iran's folk songs and melodies using truly spectacular instruments and tools in a familiar and pleasant atmosphere.
The Iranian Music Association had prepared details of the programs, names of artists and their instruments, names of collaborating researchers, and the subjects of their lectures in five books and ten C.
ستارهای بدرخشید و ماه مجلس شد دل رمیدهء ما را انیس و مونس شد He would insert words of his choice into the verses of Hafez, and at the end of each verse, the tops of the reeds would be raised into the air, and their sound would spread through the space: به صدر مرتبهام مینشاند اکنون دوست گدای شهر نگه کن که میر مجلس شد In the second part of the festival's research-workshop program, Mohammad Reza Eshaghi (Haghani) performed hukmi-religious music.
Report from a Scientific and Cultural Conference (Refer to the page image) Mohammad Ahmadpanahi Semnani On May 27 and 28, 2005 (6 and 7 Khordad 1384), the city of Dushanbe, Republic of Tajikistan, hosted scientists, researchers, and enthusiasts of the culture and art of Iran, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan.
An interesting part of Dr. Arianfar's report was that, alongside his presentation, a melodious singer named "Najib Jan" performed songs that are sung during different stages of weddings in Afghanistan.