Soheil Ghassemi

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Soheil Ghassemi (April 4, 1978) is an Iranian peoples literary critic and narrator of Classical and Modern Persian poetry who is best known for performing the audio lyric of Hafez Shirazi [1] . Iranian literary critic, argues that Ghassemi is one of the pioneers of audio performance of classical Persian poetry and has had adopted a method for the audio performance of classical Persian poems, especially Hafez's lyric poems, in which the correct reading of the poems, the tone of expression, the adherence to the weight of the poem (pronouns) and the attempt to retell the meaning of the poem are considered. As the base, he uses the traditional imagery familiar to his Iranian audience through the works of Persian masters like Hafez and Omar Khayyám.

## Contents

* 1 Biography
* 1.1 Early life
* 1.2 Early work
* 1.3 Personal life
* 2 Works and style
* 3 Critical views
* 4 Published Works
* 5 References
* 6 External links

## Biography[edit]

### Early life[edit]

Soheil Ghassemi was born on April 4, 1978 in Nowshahr. His father's name is Ali and his mother's name is Mahdieh. They moved to Astara in 1982 because of their father's job (employee of the Department of Natural Resources and Forestry) and lived in Astara until the end of high school. After that, they emigrated to Tehran.

### Early work[edit]

Soheil Ghassemi is a civil engineering graduate of the University of Guilan. He is an Iranian speaker, literary critic and memory researcher who works in the field of audio performance of classical and modern Persian poetry. He has notes and podcasts in the description of Hafez's lyric poems. Ghassemi passed the training course of "Speaking and Performing on Radio and Television" at the Faculty of News, under the supervision of professors such as Mansour Zabetian, Fereydoon Mehrabi, Mahmoud Ahmadizadi, Sima Rastegaran and Khalil Hedayati.

### Personal life[edit]

Soheil Ghassemi married Yashil Ahadi Moghadam in 2005. She has a son named Kian. He lives in Tehran with his wife and child and works for a civil engineering contractor. His wife, Dr. Yashil Ahadi Moghadam, is a dentist and practices medicine in her private office in Tehran.

## Works and style[edit]

Soheil Ghassemi is an Iranian speaker, literary critic and memory researcher who works in the field of audio performance of classical and modern Persian poetry. He has notes and podcasts in the description of Hafez's lyric poems. Ghassemi adopted a method for the audio performance of classical Persian poems, especially Hafez's lyric poems, in which the correct reading of the poems, the tone of expression, the adherence to the weight of the poem (pronouns) and the attempt to retell the meaning of the poem are considered. Due to the correct performance of the verses, and the complete performance of the lyric poems of Hafez's divan, these readings have gradually become Hafez's audio dictionary and have been considered by readers as a reading reference. In Dūš dīdam ke malā'ek dar-e mey-xāne zadand, Shirazi Turk, Mazra'-ē sabz-e falak, Sīne mālāmāl-e dard ast, Naqdhā rā bovad āyā and Goftā borūn šodī Articles about Hafez poems on Wikipedia referred to Soheil Ghasemi's audio performance.

In describing Hafez's sonnets line by line, he tries to observe and introduce a special approach, he has tried to introduce "Hafez the poet". In the study of Hafez's poetry, he first arranges the sentences in the standard Persian form of today, examines the elements of the sentence and their relationship with each other, and the space between the words as well as literary arrays. In poetry, he refers to it. Avoids the usual and controversial discussions and disagreements about the earthly and heavenly interpretation of poems, speculation in finding the audience and praising Hafez, and so on. He believes that confiscating Hafez's poetry is in the interest of a certain way of thinking and ideology, and causes Hafez's "poetry" to be neglected.

## Critical views[edit]

Soheil Ghassemi has a web-based view of publishing works. He believes that traditional policies and methods of paper printing and book publishing are ineffective and that multimedia facilities should be used in today's society. He recommends the method of producing hypertext and multimedia publications, which he believes is the key to solving many problems in the field of book publishing and the development of reading culture.

## Published Works[edit]

* Soheil Ghassemi officially started performing and recording Hafez's lyric poems in 2015, and in 2016, with the completion of the recording work, the audio performance of lyric poems on the Ganjoor website was made available to the public free of charge.
* Hafez Shaer, Lyrics Of Hafez [2]
* Line-by-line description of Hafez's lyric poems with Hafez's poetic approach.[3]
* Author and builder of the multimedia application "Hafiz the Poet", for free, which includes copies and line-by-line descriptions.[4]
* Audiobooks and podcasts for contemporary works such as "Hunting Poem" [5] by Mehdi Akhavan Sales, Green Volume by Sohrab Sepehri, [6] We nothing but look by Sohrab Sepehri. [7]
* Other audio works: Classical works by poets such as Hafez [8] , Rumi [9] , Saadi [10] , Attar [11] , Iraqi [12] and Khaghani [13].
* Complete audio and video performance of Hafez Shiraz [14] , with introduction, by Ahmad Shamloo
* Performance, description and explanation of Hafez lyric poems written in Arabic [15] with Dr. Yahya Ataei and Azizi Kootanaei
* Line by line description of audio and video of Hafez Shirazi's lyric poems

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## External links[edit]

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