- Yahaghi,
Viguen and
Homayun Khorram. She was one of the main
singers of "
Golha" program. She
studied singing with
Abdollah Davami, an
Iranian Radif maestro...
- The
Golha (Persian: گلها, romanized: Flowers) was a
radio broadcast on an
Iranian government-owned
radio station Radio Tehran,
active from 1956 to 1979...
- Abeh-ye
Golha (Persian: ابه گلها, also
Romanized as Ābeh-ye
Golhā; also
known as
Golhā) is a
village in
Nezamabad Rural District, in the
Central District...
- and was one of the
founders of the
program known as
Golhā (Flowers). He also
conducted the
Golhā Orchestra, for
which he
composed many
pieces and revised...
- Pārk e Mādar, Tāleqān Gardens, Kordān Gardens, Jahānšahr Gardens,
Pardis e
Golhā, and the
Tulip Garden of Gačsār. The
climate of
Karaj is a bit
cooler than...
- 1965) was an
Iranian pianist and composer. He was a
piano soloist for the
Golha radio programme.
Morteza Mahjoobi (Persian: مرتضى محجوبى) was born in 1900...
-
corner (
current Ayatollah Mahdavi Keni
highway )
Golha Park -
Golha Boulevard GolHay e
Bahari Park -
Golha Boulevard Fajr Park (Fajr Street)
Bidgol Athena...
- جاودانه رهی). His deep
friendship with
Davood Pirnia, the
founder of the
Golha Program, led to
significant collaborations with
Morteza Mahjoubi on this...
-
Iranica online - Maḥjubi, Morteżā
Golha Project Website - Mahjubi,
Murtaza (1900-1965) (registration required)
Golha Project Website - Amiri-yi Firuzkuhi...
-
nyaya panchayat of
Bahuria Khera. The 1951
census recorded Golhamau (as "
Golha Mau") as
comprising 3 hamlets, with a po****tion of 142
people (66 male...
