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{{Short description|Azerbaijani musician (1922–1997)}}
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[[Image:Ali Salimi01.jpg|thumb|From right to left: Ali Salimi & his wife Vartanush & Rajab Ebrahim]]
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[[Image:Ali Salimi01.jpg|thumb|From right to left: Ali Salimi and his wife Vartanush and [[Farhad Ebrahimi]]]]


'''Ali Salimi''' ({{lang-fa|علي سليمي}}), (b. 1922 in [[Baku]] - d. 1997 in [[Tabriz]]), was an Azerbaijani musician, composer and [[Tar (lute)|tar]] player. He had been based in Tehran for the last few decades where he made significant contribution to promotion and development of Azerbaijani music.
'''Ali Salimi''' ({{langx|fa|علي سليمي}}, {{langx|az|Əli Səlimi}}; 1922 in [[Baku]] – 22 April 1997 in [[Tabriz]]) was an [[Iranian Azerbaijanis|Iranian Azerbaijani]] musician, composer and [[Tar (lute)|tar]] player. He had been based in Tehran for the last few decades where he made significant contribution to promotion and development of Azerbaijani music.


Many years before his birth, his father had migrated from Mehmandoust village of [[Ardabil]] city to Baku to earn livelihood. Ali Salimi attended the classes of the [[Azerbaijan]]i musician, [[Ahmad Bakikhanov]] and after a short while he showed such an aptitude for music that Ahmad Bakikhanov introduced him to the National Orchestra of Azerbaijan. In Stalin's time, because Ali Salimi's father did not want to change his nationality, he returned to Iran along with his family in 1938 (1317 hegira), resided in his home town, [[Ardabil]] , and obtained a birth certificate in his city.
Many years before his birth, his father had migrated from Mehmandost village of [[Ardabil]]<ref>{{in lang|az}} [http://www.anl.az/down/medeniyyet2008/oktyabr/medeniyyet2008_oktyabr_209.htm ''Xalq qəzeti'']. Summer 2008.12 oktyabr.</ref><ref>{{in lang|az}} [https://en.mehrnews.com/news/28802/Best-Azeri-musicians-to-receive-Master-Ali-Salimi-Plaque ''Best Azeri musicians to receive Master Ali Salimi Plaque in Ardabil'']. 15.03.2020.</ref> city to Baku to earn livelihood. Ali Salimi attended the classes of the [[Azerbaijan]]i musician, [[Ahmad Bakikhanov]] and after a short while he showed such an aptitude for music that Ahmad Bakikhanov introduced him to the National Orchestra of Azerbaijan. In Stalin's time, because Ali Salimi's father did not want to change his nationality, he returned to Iran along with his family in 1938 (1317 Hijri), resided in his home town, [[Ardabil]], and obtained a birth certificate in his city.<ref name="dr1">{{in lang|az}} [https://en.mehrnews.com/news/28802/Best-Azeri-musicians-to-receive-Master-Ali-Salimi-Plaque ''Best Azeri musicians to receive Master Ali Salimi Plaque in Ardabil'']. 25.03.2020 .</ref>


In 1965 (1344 hegira) when the singer of Baku [[Rashid Behbudov]] had come to Iran to have concerts, he was very impressed when he listened to the composition [[Ayriliq]], and asked Ali Salimi for permission to play that composition in Baku.
In 1965 (1344 Hijri) when the singer of Baku [[Rashid Behbudov]] had come to Iran to have concerts, he was very impressed when he listened to the composition [[Ayriliq]], and asked Ali Salimi for permission to play that composition in Baku.<ref name="dr1" />


Ali Salimi was invited to [[Tabriz]] in 1981 as the director of the [[Sahand TV|East Azarbaijan Province TV]] Orchestra. He conducted the orchestra till his death in 1997, and in the meantime established a private music school in Iran for Azerbaijani music in 1984.
Ali Salimi was invited to [[Tabriz]] in 1981 as the director of the [[Sahand TV|East Azarbaijan Province TV]] Orchestra. He conducted the orchestra till his death in 1997, and in the meantime established a private music school in Iran for Azerbaijani music in 1984.


His statue is at the site of cultural organization [[UNESCO]]. Ali Salimi obtained degree 5 (the highest degree in the art of music) in composition from Azerbaijan Republic, and he was the official member of the prominent composers of Baku.
His statue is at the site of cultural organization [[UNESCO]]{{citation needed|date=November 2017}}. Ali Salimi obtained degree 5 (the highest degree in the art of music) in composition from Azerbaijan Republic, and he was the official member of the prominent composers of Baku.


He died at the age of 74 on 22 April 1997 from [[cerebral apoplexy]].
He died at the age of 74 on 22 April 1997 from [[cerebral apoplexy]].
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==External links==
==External links==
*[http://konservatoriya.az/?p=1592 ali salimi]
* A collection of compositions of Master Ali Salimi by Kazemi.
*[https://en.mehrnews.com/news/28802/Best-Azeri-musicians-to-receive-Master-Ali-Salimi-Plaque Best Azeri musicians to receive Master Ali Salimi Plaque]
*[http://www.azer.com/aiweb/categories/magazine/52_folder/52_articles/52_salimi_ali.html Ali Salimi on Azerbaijan International]
*[http://www.azer.com/aiweb/categories/magazine/52_folder/52_articles/52_salimi_ali.html Ali Salimi on Azerbaijan International]
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Latest revision as of 05:54, 11 November 2024

From right to left: Ali Salimi and his wife Vartanush and Farhad Ebrahimi

Ali Salimi (Persian: علي سليمي, Azerbaijani: Əli Səlimi; 1922 in Baku – 22 April 1997 in Tabriz) was an Iranian Azerbaijani musician, composer and tar player. He had been based in Tehran for the last few decades where he made significant contribution to promotion and development of Azerbaijani music.

Many years before his birth, his father had migrated from Mehmandost village of Ardabil[1][2] city to Baku to earn livelihood. Ali Salimi attended the classes of the Azerbaijani musician, Ahmad Bakikhanov and after a short while he showed such an aptitude for music that Ahmad Bakikhanov introduced him to the National Orchestra of Azerbaijan. In Stalin's time, because Ali Salimi's father did not want to change his nationality, he returned to Iran along with his family in 1938 (1317 Hijri), resided in his home town, Ardabil, and obtained a birth certificate in his city.[3]

In 1965 (1344 Hijri) when the singer of Baku Rashid Behbudov had come to Iran to have concerts, he was very impressed when he listened to the composition Ayriliq, and asked Ali Salimi for permission to play that composition in Baku.[3]

Ali Salimi was invited to Tabriz in 1981 as the director of the East Azarbaijan Province TV Orchestra. He conducted the orchestra till his death in 1997, and in the meantime established a private music school in Iran for Azerbaijani music in 1984.

His statue is at the site of cultural organization UNESCO[citation needed]. Ali Salimi obtained degree 5 (the highest degree in the art of music) in composition from Azerbaijan Republic, and he was the official member of the prominent composers of Baku.

He died at the age of 74 on 22 April 1997 from cerebral apoplexy.

Compositions

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  • Gül Ardabil
  • Ayriliq
  • Size Salam Getirmishem
  • Savalan
  • Heidar Baba
  • Ilgar
  • Bahar galdi
  • Aglama
  • Gözüm ana
  • Gül achdi
  • Laleh
  • Yasha mahabbat
  • Ana laylasi
  • Hagh yolu
  • Gözal giz
  • Sanin sözün
  • Yalan donya
  • Ay dolandi
  • Party
  • Domandi
  • Ana vatan
  • Bivafalar
  • Könül
  • Namaz
  • Gülshan
  • Aziz Iran
  • Yagishlar
  • Fuzuli üchün
  • Azadligh ghoshalari
  • Telli giz
  • Birlik
  • 'Babam üchün
  • 'Azerbaijan (1)
  • 'Azerbaijan (2)
  • Vatanim
  • Koroglu
  • Ölkamiz
  • Sözlar
  • Sani isteyiram

See also

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References

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  1. ^ (in Azerbaijani) Xalq qəzeti. Summer 2008.12 oktyabr.
  2. ^ (in Azerbaijani) Best Azeri musicians to receive Master Ali Salimi Plaque in Ardabil. 15.03.2020.
  3. ^ a b (in Azerbaijani) Best Azeri musicians to receive Master Ali Salimi Plaque in Ardabil. 25.03.2020 .
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