~~~   Santoori means santoor player   ~~~
 


Santoori.com was published on 07.18.2006 as the official website of Pooyan Nassehpoor a Persian santoor player. That time santoori.com was responsible as Pooyan’s website regarding to him and Information about Persian santoor and download of rare music of past area.

The urgent needs of quality Persian musical instruments besides many other reasons led Pooyan to open the online store of Santoori.com.

Pooyan is a certified musical instrument maker since 1993 as a student of Ostad Bayaz Amiratayi, the famous Kamanche maker. He teaches the Persian santoor since 2004 in Germany and detected the urgent need of quality Persian musical instruments outside of Iranian border.

Three main facilities of being a professional musician, being a certified musical instrument maker and a hobby photograph let Pooyan thinking of opening the first specialized trade with new dimensions of high quality pictures of the instruments and publishing the audio and video files regarding to the instruments, so that the customer don’t need to search the whole internet for a reliable provider of quality instruments.

Pooyan with serious targets of making Santoori.com to the best online shop of Persian (Iranian) musical instruments opened on 10th of April 2008 the online shop of his official website.

As the managing director of Santoori.com he cooperates in a team with many great musicians for improving the quality of picked up instruments in two main aspects of sounding and outer beauty, which are offered by santoori.com.

In June of 2010 Santoori.com published his first enlightening Daf teaser in order to show the different timbres of Daf products using nature and synthetic head.

In 2011 we would be very grateful to realize our further goal of publishing the instructional DVDs in Persian and English language for all instruments, whose educational film is highly missing.

Please donate for our first future goal publishing the “instructional DVD for Daf”, if you like.


Yours Truly,

Pooyan Nassehpoor