Taḥlīl-i Radīf: Bar Asās-i Nut'nivīsī-yi Radīf-i Mīrzā 'Abd'Allāh bā Nimūdār'hā-yi Tashrīḥī: Persiska (Farsi) 1403

In Iranian music, a work consisting of corners, songs, and devices, which includes a collection of melodies, is called radio, and Iranian music masters have long used it to preserve and teach Iranian music. These works were originally taught orally, with tastes and in various shapes and sizes. This method of teaching is known as the "teaching method breast to breast". Gradually, and especially since the time of written and audio recording of music in Iran, Ridif found a more established form and some of its most complete narrations were known as its narrators. In a new and unique way, this book analyzes and examines Mirza Abdullah's radio, one of the most authentic narratives of Iranian music and at the same time the most common of them. The characteristic of this method is to look at the row of Iranian instrumental music as a special musical language. By compiling an objective map of the row, the author investigates it from different angles and finally intends to present a special grammar for Iranian music. Dariush Talai, musician, radio don, researcher, and university lecturer, was born in Damavand city in 1331 in a music-loving family. From the age of eleven, he studied music and participated in the high music conservatory, and in the third year of the conservatory, he became interested in playing the strings. After finishing the conservatory, he started studying music more seriously by entering Tehran Fine Arts College. After graduating in 1355, he started teaching Radif at Tehran University. In 1358, he went to Paris to continue his studies and received his doctorate in musicology from the University of Nantes, France. At the same time as studying in France, he taught at the Center for the Study of Oriental Music, which was affiliated with the Sorbonne. He was also invited to teach at the University of Washington in Seattle. In addition to teaching at Tehran University, he is currently a member of the Faculty of Music of the Faculty of Fine Arts as well as the Faculty of Music of the University of Arts. In addition to publishing books in the field of music and numerous albums, Talai has also held various concerts inside and outside the country.