Ali Zand Vakili is an Iranian singer, composer, and music teacher born on February 16, 1986, in Shiraz. He began his artistic career at a young age by singing and playing the tonbak. In 1998, he was among the first entrants to the Shiraz Music Conservatory, where he studied for three years and learned to play the santour, piano, and tonbak. In 2002, he continued his education at the Tehran Conservatory of Music and graduated.
Ali gained fame with the release of his lullaby piece. He has been recognized for his work, winning the Golden Statue for the best composite and experimental piece of music outside an album for "Tarshro," and the Golden Statue for the best piece of fusion and experimental music for his "Lullaby," both selected by the public during the third annual celebration of Iranian music.
Ali Zand Vakili (Persian: علی زند وکیلی, born February 16, 1986, in Shiraz) is an Iranian singer, composer, and music teacher. He began his artistic career in music as a child by singing and playing the tonbak. In 1998, after the establishment of Shiraz Music Conservatory, he was one of its first entrants. After studying at Shiraz Music Conservatory for three years and learning santour, piano and tonbak in 2002, he entered Tehran Conservatory of Music and graduated from there. He went on to read the piece and a few years later became famous with the release of the lullaby piece. Winner of the Golden Statue for the best composite and experimental piece of music outside the album, selected by the people from the third annual celebration of our music for the piece "Tarshro" composed by Darkoob and sung by Ali Zand Vakili. Winner of the Golden Statue of the best piece of fusion and experimental music chosen by the people for the piece "Lullaby".
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