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	The Sounds of Neydavood (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Maestro Morteza Neydavood, the last in the long line of the grand masters to convey the old traditional music of Iran to the new generation, died in California, recently.
		Thus, maestro Morteza Neydavood, one of the most distinguished virtuosos of the past sixty years, a kind and generous teacher, an able composer, and above all an honest and exemplary human being died in California, thousands of miles away from home, at the age of ninety.
		He was a student of and later an assistant to Darvish Khan (one of the masters of the Tar and its radeef in late nineteenth and early twentieth century) but who developed a style distinct from that of his master, a style that attracted many later musicians to its fold.
	www.shayda.net /Neydavood.html (1403 words)

	Film Music In Iranian Cinema
		One was Morteza Hannaneh known for his "absolute music." He has, of course, composed some pieces for films, too, However, the only real original film music to be made in that era was that of Downtown (Farrokh Ghaffari, 1958).
		There were several musicians to compose for films including Varoojan, Farhat, Ahmad Pejman, Loris Cheknavarian, Shaida Gharachedaghi, Hannaneh and Esfandiar Monfaredzadeh.
		Hannaneh: Hezardastan (1978-87) a TV series by Hatami and The Man Who Turned Into a Mouse (1985) by Ahmad Bakhshi.
	www.iranchamber.com /music/articles/iranian_film_music.php (1708 words)

	Hamidreza Dibazar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Wood wind quintet in memory of Morteza Hannaneh, 1990
		Montazerane bahar for string quartet, piano and chorus on the poem of Bidel, 1998
		Wood wind quintet in memory of Morteza Hannaneh, Roodaki concert hall, 1990
	www.foozhan.com /dibazar.htm (157 words)

	Iran's National Orchestra and its background in Iran
		However, it started to flourish since 1961 when the late Master Khaleqi and later Master Ma'roufi made many principal changes in its original foundation and left behind a worthwhile collection of musical performances in Radio Iran's archive once they rearranged and performed the musical works of the past and present music masters.
		Farabi Orchestra, founded by the late Morteza Hannaneh in 1963, was a symphonic orchestra comprised of mainly Western musical instruments.
		fell apart and a single orchestra was formed under the conduction of Fereidoun Nasseri, which later performed under the conduction of Morteza Hannaneh for six months.
	www.iranchamber.com /music/articles/iran_national_orchestra.php (550 words)

	Biography H Persian Art Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		He went to Italy for studying Music from Bistro Cardochi in Vatican Music Institute for 5’Th years at 1332 (1953).
		Hannaneh return to Iran and constitutes Farabi Orchestra at 1342 (1963), and cooperates with Fereydoun Naseri and Shirvani.
		Morteza composed many Music for Orchestra and Composed many Music for Film.
	www.persianartmusic.com /English/biography_h.html (202 words)

	National Orchestra to perform at Tehran’s Vahdat Hall tomorrow
		The concert will feature pieces composed by Farhad Fakhroddni, Ali Tajvidi, Morteza Hannaneh, Amir Jahed, Reza Yavari, Amir Minusepehr, and Mazaiar Heidari.
		Alireza Qorbani will be the lead singer and Shurangiz Zahiroddini, Hurvash Khalili, and Mohammad Reza Safi will be the background singers.
		“Homayun” by Farhad Fakhroddni, “Hezar Dastan” by Morteza Hannaneh, “Grass” by Amir Gahed, and “I Went” by Ali Tajvidi are to be performed in the first part of the concert.
	www.mehrnews.com /en/NewsDetail.aspx?NewsID=120565 (143 words)

	Harbourfront Centre: Media Release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This ticketed event (March 17 and 18, 2006) at the Harbourfront Centre Theatre features prominent Canadian musicians, including members of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, led by acclaimed conductor Mehdi Javanfar.
		Confirmed Sense of Spring concert works include: Hezar Dastaan by composer Morteza Hannaneh.
		This memorable piece was originally scored for a popular period Iranian TV serial of the same title (directed by Ali Hatami).
	www.harbourfrontcentre.com /noflash/mediaDisplay.php?id=316 (353 words)

	Page012Enhtml (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In addition, I have commissioned composers to write music, so that despite their arduous living conditions (no chance of getting their works performed, financial problems, etc.) they will not abandon their creative work.
		Up to now I have performed and recorded works by Samin BAGHTCHEBAN, Hossein NÂSSEHI, Heshmat SANDJARI, Hossein DEHLAVI, Alireza MASHAYEKHI, Morteza HANNANEH, Mohammad-Taghi MASSOUDIEH, Mostafa-Kamal POURTORAB, Parviz MAHMOUD, Hossein YOUSEFZAMANI and others.
		I took it upon myself to do this work without any support from cultural institutes and I trust that I have been able to be of some service to Persian symphonic music.
	aryensems.free.fr /Page012Enhtml.html (491 words)

	Cinema Celebrities (English) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The interviews published in the Film Monthly and Picture World magazines as well as the Daily Bulletins of the Fajr Film Festival have also been used
		Prod: Nasserodin Montakhab, Mohammad Reza Fazeli/Scr: Dariush Mehrjui/D.o.P: Mostafa Alemian / Ed: Moussa Afshar/Mus: Morteza Hannaneh/Cast: M.Fazeli, Nancy Kwack, Taghi Zohouri, Kanaan Kiani/Running Time: 120 min./Col./1967
		Synopsis: A James Bound-type of snatch-and-grab film with traces of comedy.
	www.farhangsara.com /mehrjui.htm (7663 words)

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