Online Iranian Singing Course

Iranian singing, also known as Persian singing, is a captivating art form rooted in the deep cultural heritage of Iran. This traditional style is characterized by unique vocal techniques, melodic patterns, and an emotional depth that resonates with audiences around the world. For those passionate about exploring the rich traditions of Persian music, learning Iranian singing offers an incredible opportunity to connect with this art form.
 
In this article, we’ll dive into the essential elements of Iranian singing, explore the benefits of learning Persian singing, and provide insights into our online Iranian singing courses designed for both beginners and advanced students.

What is Iranian Singing?

Iranian singing, also known as Persian classical singing, is a form of vocal expression closely associated with Persian classical music. Known for its intricate melodies and expressive qualities, Persian singing often draws on themes of nature, love, and spirituality. Singers learn specific ornamentations, microtones, and vocal techniques that make this genre unique. This style demands a blend of technical skill, emotional sensitivity, and an understanding of the poetic traditions of Persian music.

Why Learn Persian Singing?

Connect with Persian Culture

Learning Iranian singing allows students to immerse themselves in Persian culture. Many Persian songs are based on poetry from celebrated Persian poets like Hafez, Rumi, and Saadi. Understanding and singing these works brings a profound connection to the cultural heritage of Iran.

Unique Vocal Techniques

Iranian singing incorporates unique techniques, such as melismatic phrases and ornamentation, which make it a distinctive style. Mastering these techniques enhances a singer’s overall vocal ability and range.
 

Express Emotions with Depth

Persian music is renowned for its emotional depth, and Iranian singing allows performers to express a wide range of emotions. This focus on emotional expression often resonates with people who appreciate a soulful approach to music.

Key Elements of Iranian Singing Techniques

 
Iranian singing is technically and stylistically unique. Here are some foundational elements taught in Persian singing courses:

1. Dastgah System
The Dastgah system is central to Persian classical music, with each Dastgah having its own tonal structure. This system allows singers to explore specific melodic structures and build their repertoire.
 

2. Ornamentation Techniques

Ornamentation is a significant aspect of Persian singing. Singers learn to use melismas and microtones, adding subtle nuances to their performances.
 

3. Vocal Control and Range

Persian singing requires refined vocal control, as singers often perform in multiple registers, with shifts in pitch and tone. Developing this control is essential to mastering the style.
 

 Benefits of Taking Online Persian Singing Lessons

 
Our online Iranian singing lessons offer flexibility and access to expert Iranian teachers for students worldwide. Here are some benefits:
 

1. Learn from Expert Iranian Instructors

Our teachers are experienced Iranian vocalists with extensive knowledge of Persian singing techniques and styles. Their expertise ensures students receive authentic and high-quality instruction.
 

2. Tailored Private Lessons

Every lesson is private, meaning that each student gets focused attention, allowing them to progress at their own pace. Lessons are customized based on the student's skill level and learning goals.
 

3. Learn in English or Farsi

Whether you are an English speaker or a Farsi speaker, our instructors can guide you in the language you’re most comfortable with, making the learning experience more accessible.
 
### **4. Flexible Scheduling**
With online courses, students have the flexibility to schedule lessons around their own time zones, making learning Persian singing easier than ever.
 

 Overview of Our Iranian Singing Courses

Our Persian singing courses cover essential skills, techniques, and cultural insights for students at any level.
 

Beginner Course

For beginners, our instructors start with foundational skills, introducing students to the Dastgah system, vocal techniques, and basic ornamentation.
 

Intermediate Course

In the intermediate level, students learn more complex Dastgah structures, as well as advanced vocal techniques and ornamentations that bring more depth to their performances.
 

Advanced Course

Advanced students delve into specialized areas, such as improvisation within the Dastgah system and performing poetry from Persian literature, offering them a deeper understanding of Persian musical expression.

 

Persian singing

Persian singing has a long history in Iran, even dating back to the Hakhamaneshian and Sasanian periods. Many people who have a good voice think that they can become good singers too. However, entering the field of singing requires more skills and knowledge than having a good voice. If you think you have talent in this area and you want to know how you can learn the necessary skills, stay tuned.
 

What is the Persian singing?

Persian singing is a collection of corners that are performed together and independently. Singing is the use of sound based on musical principles. Persian singing shows the mood of people which can be happy or sad. The song does not have a specific beat and the singer can add or subtract something to it according to his taste. Persian singing has various songs, the most important of which are Abu Atta, Dashti, Afshari, Bayat Turk, and Isfahan.
Persian singing consists of three general parts:
- Income: which is usually sung at the beginning of the song and is the first part that the listener immediately after hearing it understands what device the singer is playing. In this part of the song, there is a lot of sound traction. Landing: This section is used to end the corner. Landing is just as important as income. - Masnavi: Masnavi exists in some instruments and songs, which is a selection from the corners of the instrument or song and has its own income and landing. The sound attraction in this section is usually more.
 

Persian singing learning in a specialized way

As you can see, Persian singing is a very specialized skill and the terms described above are just some of the specialized expressions in this field. Having a good voice is enough to get you started, and if you have a talent for singing, you should take professional classes. Persian singing classes are held in two ways, in-person and online. Persian singing, like other classes in this genre, requires your physical presence, which can take a lot of time and money a month to move around. But this is in a situation where you can find the class you want in your area. In many small towns; It is not possible to find a suitable class near home, and you will even have to move from city to city, making it difficult or impossible for you to continue the class. In-person classes may not match your schedule. Online classes have much better conditions. You do not need to live in a particular city to attend these classes, and you can attend these classes from anywhere in the world. Online classes do not need to be relocated, which saves you time and money. Online classes are no different from face-to-face classes in terms of instructor and teaching methods and lessons, and your teachers are the same as in-class teachers. These classes are especially suitable for people who have busy schedules during the day and can only attend such classes at the end of the day or at certain times.
 

Teaching Persian singing in Inavaz

In the Inavaz group, we hold a group of the best Persian singing training classes. The best professors from all over Iran are gathered in this collection so that you can learn from anywhere - regardless of where you live - under the supervision of the most experienced people. Our classrooms do not need to be relocated, which saves a lot of money. In addition, the cost of attending the class itself is much more reasonable than attending face-to-face classes. Online courses are very similar to face-to-face ones and you can learn from beginner to advance in these classes. Classes are all held privately on the Inavaz platform and live, where you can interact with your teacher and ask questions. At the end of the session, you will be given a recorded video of the class that you can practice at home until next week and make sure you do not forget a point. You can be informed about the history of our Persian singing teachers on the site and choose the one you want depending on your taste. The first session is free and has a counseling mode in which you can get acquainted with how the teacher teaches and decide to continue the class.