Mohammad Reza Karimi, a prominent Lorestani artist, passed away

According to the Fars News Agency music correspondent, Professor Mohammad Reza Karimi, a well-known Lorestan music artist, said goodbye to Fani today.

Professor Mohammad Reza Karimi, one of the well-known veterans of Khorramabad, Lorestan, and one of the last students of the late Hossein Tehrani school of drumming, who was active in the field of music in Lorestan for 5 decades and presented Lorestan music and culture to the audience in 69 domestic and foreign concerts. Died at the age of.

The funeral and burial ceremony of the late Mohammad Reza Karimi will be held tomorrow, Thursday, in Lorestan province, Khorramabad city, and he will be buried in the artists’ section of Salehin Cemetery.

“Mohammad Reza Karimi, a teacher and tonbak musician, born in 1943, was employed by the General Directorate of Culture and Arts on June 22, 1973. He was a member of the music group of the General Directorate of Culture and Art of Lorestan Islamic Culture and Guidance and a teacher of Tonbak.

His tonbak sound remained on the cassette tapes of “Savar”, “Sefidkooh”, “Yafteh”, “Koch”, “Arezoo”, “Ayneh Ashk”, “Sofre Del”, “Nasim Del”, and “Hamdang”. He has received numerous awards at prominent music festivals and events.

In 1350, this artist learned to sing and play the drums professionally with the late Professor Hossein Tehrani. His first work entitled “Beautiful Eyes” was recorded on screen in Tehran with the live voice of “Reza Saghaei”, the legendary singer of Lorestan.

Professor Faraj Alipour, the late Heshmatollah Rashidi, Mohammad Mirzavand, Iraj Rahmanpour, Bahman Eskini, Gholam Sabzali, Ali Hossein Shamsi, Fazlullah Saffari and… were among the singers with whom Mohammad Reza Karimi has collaborated in various music projects.

He collaborated with the musicians of the late Hossein Salem, Ramin Darbandi, Mansour Salem, Firooz Goodarzi, Sadegh Seif, Faraj Alipour and with prominent national professors such as the late Professor Mohammad Reza Lotfi, Hossein Alizadeh and the Kamkars.

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