PERSIAN TUNES FOR PIANO (VOL. 1)
Arranged by: Hamzeh Yeganeh



Persian Tunes for Piano (vol. I) is a collection of unforgettable Persian songs arranged for piano by established composer and pianist, Hamzeh Yeganeh.



This is the first from a series of books which hope to teach the current piano student, a style of playing which neither from the academic point of view, nor traditional hasn’t yet found a settled pedagogical approach. The book starts with early beginner pieces such as the traditional simple tune know as \"Majnoon Naboodom\", and the famous \"Elahe-ye Naaz\" to setup the grounds for introducing rhythmical basic left-hand patterns which then would be developed further over the course of next pages of the book. As each new concept is being regularly repeated in the consequent pieces, learned technics along with the aid of chord symbols could be adopted to the rest of the book; leading the way to a more sophisticated improvisational approach ...



CONTENTS:

 Elahe-ye Naz

 Majnoon Naboodom

 Rashid Khan

 Shab-e Mahtab

 Bakhtirai

 Day Balal

 Gol-e Goldoon

 Gol-e Sangam

 Tavalodet Mobarak

 Mastom Mastom

 Morgh-e Sahar

 Hava Nagila

 Reyhan

 Baroon Barooneh

 Boyer Ahmadi

 Golnar

 Ayriliq

 Jaan-e Maryam

 Navaie

 Reng-e Qani o Faqir

 Saqi Nameh

 Bahar-e Delneshin

 Sari Gelin

 Ey Iran