Shikl'gīrī-yi bunyādī va takvīn-i mabānī-yi musīqī 3: Persiska (Farsi) 1394

For the translation of the texts contained in the volumes of this collection, Mr. Milad Omranlou, one of the most talented and proud young people of this region in the field of national, classical, and fusion music, accepted the effort, which is the source of the utmost happiness and gratitude for this publication. The hope is that the master of art will find this small effort helpful and for students and music researchers to find a work worthy of reflection and reference. Milad Omranlou was born in 1356 in Ahvaz, he is a senior composition expert, university lecturer, founder, and leader of the Tehran Vocal Group. He learned music from teachers such as Mustafa Kamalpour Tarab, Sharif Lotfi, Hossein Dehlavi, Alireza Meshaikhi, Siavash Bayzaei, and Vartan Sahakian. Imranlou took orchestral conducting masterclasses with Loris Cheknavarian and Iraj Sohbai and choral conducting masterclasses in the Netherlands, Norway, and the United States under the supervision of Professor Andre de Quadres, Professor Thomas Caplin, Michael Glasner, Jose van Veldon, Miguel Felipe and others. He has worked with the Tehran Symphony Orchestra as a percussionist since 1379 and with the National Music Orchestra of Iran led by Farhad Fakhredini as a percussionist since 1383. He founded the Tehran vocal group in 2004.