Homayoun Khorram Tickets

Homayoun Khorram (June 30, 1930 – January 17, 2013) was a pivotal figure in Persian traditional music. Born in Bushehr, Iran, he distinguished himself as a virtuoso violinist and influential composer who helped shape the sound of Iran’s classical repertoire. He served on the High Council of Iran’s House of Music and played a key role as violin soloist and later concert maestro for Iran’s State National Radio Orchestra, contributing significantly to the Golha-era repertoire that remains beloved by audiences today.

Throughout his career, Khorram collaborated with notable musicians and left a lasting imprint on Persian music. His discography spans classic recordings and posthumous releases that continue to introduce new listeners to his artistry. Whether you’re revisiting essential recordings or exploring his legacy for the first time, you’ll find a rich tapestry of emotion, technique, and tradition in his work.

On this performer page, you’ll find a concise biography, highlight moments from his discography, and up-to-date information about upcoming performances and events. We’ve gathered official channels to help you stay connected with Homayoun Khorram’s enduring musical impact.

For fans and newcomers alike, secure your seats and keep an eye on future announcements for performances featuring Khorram’s enduring influence. While some projects are archival, contemporary releases and collaborations continue to honor his legacy, including posthumous titles and new recordings that bring his music to current audiences. Check the official site and social channels for the latest news and access to music from the Golha era and beyond.

City and venue details, along with performer bios and discography, are provided to help you plan and enjoy authentic Persian classical performances across venues.