Iranian folk music (southern of Iran)
Ey Yaar (Hormozgan)

performans by "kaplumband"
guitar & vocal:Samin saadat
Persian bagpipe: Ali farbodnia/Nafise Amin
zarb & darbuka: soheial saadat
Dammam & back vocal : Mahshid motamedi /Azar Ahmadi
«ای یار »
ویدئوی نوروزی «کاپلومبند»
تک خوان و گیتار : ثمین سعادت
ضرب بوشهری: سهیل سعادت
نی انبان: علی فربودنیا و نفیسه امین
همخوان و تمبورین: مهشید معتمدی
همخوان و دمام: آذر احمدی
تنظیم کننده: ثمین سعادت


ای یار ای یار، یار بالا بدو
ای یار ای یار، یار بالا بدو
ای نازنین یار، همی حالا بدو
ای نازنین یار، همی حالا بدو

گردون غزالی مه گرفتارتُم
گردون غزالی آه مه گرفتارتُم
جای تو خالی همی حالا بدو
جای تو خالی همی حالا بدو

ای یار ای یار، یار بالا بدو
ای یار ای یار، یار بالا بدو
ای نازنین یار، همی حالا بدو
ای نازنین یار، همی حالا بدو

چشم انتظارن یار، دل بیقرارن یار
پشت ستونن یار، دلش چه خونن یار
چشم انتظارن یار، دل بیقرارن یار
پشت ستونن یار، دلش چه خونن یار



The Melody of Legends Speaks out in Ney Anban


Ney Anban in Persian, worldly known as bagpipe is an instrument which can be played wherever one needs to express and share their joy or sorrow with others like in weddings and special rituals. The Iranian bagpipe is deeply rooted in the culture and traditions of southern regions of Iran including Khuzestan, Hormozgan and Bushehr province which is considered as the hometown of this instrument, while Kerman Province has got great Ney Anban musicians often less discovered by the public. 

The origins of Ney Anban

When it comes to bagpipes, many think it is originally an Irish musical instrument and is native to Ireland. However, there are many doubts about the exact birthdate of this instrument. Almost all experts agree on the fact that bagpipe was first found in the Middle East, and the upper Persian Gulf regions (south of Iran). According to Dr Peter Frankopan (director of the Centre for Byzantine Research at Oxford), the bagpipe is traditionally linked to Persia. It is distinguished considering Persia’s long dateable legacy linked with music from the shepherding world. And from Persia, Ney anban spread through the world, reached Europe to the west and even China in the east

What is Nowruz?
Nowruz means 'new day' in Persian and is the most important festival of the year in Iran. It is also celebrated in a number of other countries across the Middle East, Central Asia, South Asia, the Balkans and East Africa, and dates back at least 3,000 years. The holiday has changed over the thousands of years that it has been celebrated, and different regions have preserved or developed different traditions, as well as adding new ones. But wherever it is observed, it celebrates the original message of rebirth and renewal.