Mona Aminian

About Me

I believe that everyone, with effort, can play an instrument. However, not everyone is destined to become a professional musician. Therefore, if you love music like me, don't be afraid to start. Music is like climbing a mountain. It may be difficult at first, but after a while you enjoy the image you see so much that this difficulty turns into sweetness.

Teaching Method

When teaching Daf, I utilize a variety of resources, including books such as "100 Lessons of Daf" and "Playing Daf from Beginner to Advanced," alongside pieces I have personally arranged. Similarly, for Tombak instruction, I combine established books like "Introduction to Tombak" and "Lotf-e-Tombak" with my own arrangements. For children, I incorporate poetry readings with musical pieces to enhance their engagement and understanding of rhythm and music. Finally, we actively engage in playing music together, further solidifying their learning experience.

Experience

Masters: Mehran Rouhani (music theory) Kiavash Sahebnasaq (Solfege and music theory) Jalal Amir Poursaid (Daf and Setar) Sina Khoshke Bijari (Tombak) Mohammadreza Saki (Daf and Tombak) Shahram Gholami (Oud) Video album "Serohs are hard to die", 2018, Daf player, Damam, Dayereh, and the chorus - Attending the 29th and 30th Fajr International Music Festival - Attending the 33rd Fajr International Theater Festival - Winning the second place in the Gumeri Festival of Armenia in group chorus - Collaboration with New Music Orchestra, Shahu Persian Instruments Orchestra, Foozhan Orchestra, Mahan Group, Dadmehr Women's Group and... Experience of more than ten years of face-to-face and online teaching in music schools and schools: Rangahang Music School, Afarinesh Music School, Sonar, Concerto, Dekapo, Rasa, etc