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,Endless Vision mp3 = حسين عليزاده به تماشای آب هاي سپيد flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Classical / Folk, World, & Country Endless Vision = به تماشای آب هاي سپيد :Album Country: Iran Released: 2004 Style: Persian Classical MP3 version RAR size: 1261 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1486 mb WMA version RAR size: 1890 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 522 Other Formats: MP2 MP4 DXD DMF XM MIDI AA Tracklist Hide Credits Birds 1 22:20 Words By – M. Azad 2 Armenian Romances 3:07 Sari Galin 3 7:40 Music By – Ilgar Moradof 4 Call Of The Birds 8:17 Mama 5 5:55 Music By – Jafar Gasparyan 6 Improvisation On Shurangiz 5:58 Tasnif "Parvaneh Sho..." 7 7:13 Words By – Rumi* Credits Composed By, Arranged By – Djivan Gasparyan (tracks: 5) Composed By, Arranged By, Tar (lute) [Shourangiz] – Hossein Alizâdeh Duduk – Djivan Gasparyan Edited By [Studio Editing] – Christophe Rezaei Ensemble – Hamavayan Ensemble Graphics [Graphic Design], Photography By – Ali Boustan Photography By – Nima Alizâdeh, Reza Boustan, Saba Alizâdeh Photography By [Cover] – Abbas Kiarostami Producer – Houtan Aminelahi, Ramin Sadighi Recorded By [Live Recording] – Jafar Shams, Pejman Bolourchi Sounds [Sound Manager], Edited By [Studio Editing] – Reza Asgarzadeh Translated By [Armenian] – Pamela Youkhanyan, Sevak Bayandoryan Translated By [English] – Poupeh Missaghi Notes Recorded Live in Summer 2003 at Niyavaran Place, Tehran. Published in winter 2004. Booklet with English Liner Notes and Persian Lyrics This Grammy Award-nominated album is the live recording of a unique musical event in Tehran where two world renowned artists and virtuosos, Jivan Gasparyan (Armenia) and Hossein Alizadeh (Iran) and their respective band members, took the stage of Niavaran Palace to play host to more than 10,000 spectators. (C) 2004 Hermes Records. DDD. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 6260521700160 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Hossein Alizadeh* & Djivan Hossein World Village, Gasparyan - Endless Vision: 468047 Alizadeh* & Harmonia 468047 Germany 2005 Persian And Armenian Songs Djivan Gasparyan Mundi (CD, Album) Hossein Alizadeh* & Djivan Hossein Gasparyan - Endless Vision: 468047 Alizadeh* & World Village 468047 US 2005 Persian And Armenian Songs Djivan Gasparyan (CD, Album) Endless = به تماشای آب هاي سپيد Related Music albums to حسين عليزاده Vision by Various - All Saints Records June 2005 Mohammad Reza Shajarian, Hossein Alizadeh, Kayhan Kalhor, Homayoun Shajarian - Masters Of Persian Music - Faryad Djivan Gasparyan & Ensemble - Armenian Fantasies André Hossein - Almeria Mohammad Reza Shadjarian & Ensemble Aref - Iran: Dastgah Chahargah - Classical Persian Music Poldoore - Nothing Left To Say Hans Zimmer And Lisa Gerrard - Gladiator: Music From The Motion Picture Djivan Gasparyan - Moon Shines At Night Jafar & Touch - What Is Love? Lian Ensemble - Pangea: The Tale Of Unity Arev Armenian Folk Ensemble - Arev Armenian Folk Ensemble Akshin Alizadeh - Sicilian Message.

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