Ostad Mohammad Esmaili
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Ostad Mohammad Esmaili
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He went to the national High School Of Music in 1951 where he began learning how to play Tombak from Ostad Hosein Tehrani. he made significant progress that Ostad Hosein Tehrani introduced him to the general bureau of the fine arts of Iran in 1958. He started working in some of the music bands of the time and later joined the Tombak band of the general bureau of the fine fine arts of Iran which was formed by Ostad Hosein Tehrani. Esmaili began giving lessons in the national High School of Music in 1964 and became the head of the Tombak department. He Trained many students and taught them the exercises of Ostad Hosein Tehrani's cource book (exercises from Tombak Rudiment Amozeshe Tombak) He became the head of the Tombak department of the Ministry of Culture and Art in 1966. Esmaili has composed many Tombak pieces adopted from the melodies of Iranian music and has performed these pieces on several occasions in Tehran's Roodaki Hall, always gaining a very warm reception. Among his works is piece called a Tribute to the maestro, played by the Tombak band with other instruments on a recital commemorating the work and the the spirit of Ostad Hosein Tehrani. The melody of the piece is composed by the distinguished Ostad Faramarz Pyvar. To pay another tribute to the late Ostad Hosein Tehrani Mohammad Esmaili has played all the exercises and group performances contained in Tombak Rudiment Amozeshe Tombak. Recordings Amozesh Tombak - Tombak teaching Methodology - Compiler Hossein Dehlavi Dele
Sheyda - with Ostad Framarz Payvar and Shahram Nazeri Iranian Musicians Concert
- with Ostad Framarz Payvar and Shahram Nazeri Dastgahe Homayon - with
Ostad Framarz Payvar Arghavan
- with Ostad Framarz Payvar and Ali
Rostamian Asari az Hosein Dehlavi -
with Ostad Framarz Payvar, Arsalan Kamkar, Hosein Sarshar and Sedigh Tarif |
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Mohammad Esmaili was born 1934 in Tehran. He was lead
into this field by his own enthusiasm and the encouragement and guidance of his
uncles (Morteza Goreenzadeh and Musttappha Goreenzadeh, trumpet and clarinet
players).