The reference for traditional and authentic Iranian music
The reference for traditional and authentic Iranian music
Amir Homayoun Khorram (born Tir 9, 1309 AH, Bushehr – died Dey 28, 1391 AH, Tehran) was an Iranian violinist, musician, and composer. He was a member of the High Council of the Iranian House of Music.
Because his mother was a devotee of authentic Iranian music, and among the musical modes of Iranian music, she had a great interest in the Homayoun mode, she chose the name Homayoun for her son. Khorram entered Abolhasan Saba’s school at the age of 10–11, and a few years later, as a 14-year-old musician, he performed solo on the radio. Later, in many radio music programs, especially in the Golha program, he created valuable works as a composer, violin soloist, and orchestra leader.
