
HAYEDEH Visit os at : www.persia4all.com (1942 - 1990) Hayedeh, the legendary diva of Persia, was born in Tehran. Her career began as a singer on a Tehran radio program called Golhaye Rangarang (Colorful Flowers), directed by Davood Pirnia. She studied avaz (Persian Vocal Music) with the great Persian violinist and composer Ali Tajvidi. "Azadeh" (Music by Ali Tajvidi, Lyrics by Rahi Moayeri) was Hayedeh's first hit, performed on Radio Tehran with the Golha Orchestra in 1968. This outstanding work introduced Hayedeh's vocal ability to Persians (Iranians) who warmly received it. "Azadeh" was released by Apolon Records (Directed by Manouchehr Bibiyan) in Tehran. Beginning in the 1970s Hayedeh added pop music to her classical Persian repertoire. Throughout her career Hayedeh worked with many different composers such as Ali Tajvidi, Farid Zoland, Anoushiravan Rohani, Sadegh Nojuki, Andranik and Mohammad Heydari. Prominent lyricists she worked with included Esmaeel Navabe Safa, Bijan Taraghi, Leila Kasra (Hedieh), Homa Mir Afshar, and Ardalan Sarfaraz. Her works were released by Taraneh Records, Pars Video and Caltex Records, three California based Persian music companies. In the summer of 1978, she emigrated to the United Kingdom, and went on to the United States in 1982 to continue her career. From 1982 until the end of her life, Hayedeh lived in Los Angeles near her sister, Mahasti, also a well known Persian singer. Hayedeh's career was bolstered in the 1980s by the growth <b>...</b>
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