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==Performance Method== | ==Performance Method== | ||
In Ebrahim Dehdashti's performance, before the proceeding to sections and parts of the performance, he takes the audience to a brief summary of the events of [[Karbala]] related stories so that with this general look they can relate to the portraits of the curtain. | In Ebrahim Dehdashti's performance, before the proceeding to sections and parts of the performance, he takes the audience to a brief summary of the events of [[Karbala]] related stories so that with this general look they can relate to the portraits of the curtain. | ||
What is meant by brief generalities is the connecting of things and matters throughout history and even before and after that. The parts are transformed into movement, expression and thought and so are no more counted as being parts. So in the general atmosphere of ceremony at times the singer, narrator and audience come to witness a part of the whole. In the general atmosphere of ceremony attention to the parts is never intended. Only when the Pardekhan has for any reason no skill or knowledge, the audience shows their protest in the simplest way by getting up and leaving the performance and therefore damaging the gathering.[[File: | What is meant by brief generalities is the connecting of things and matters throughout history and even before and after that. The parts are transformed into movement, expression and thought and so are no more counted as being parts. So in the general atmosphere of ceremony at times the singer, narrator and audience come to witness a part of the whole. In the general atmosphere of ceremony attention to the parts is never intended. Only when the Pardekhan has for any reason no skill or knowledge, the audience shows their protest in the simplest way by getting up and leaving the performance and therefore damaging the gathering.[[File:Ebrahim Dehdashti 7.jpg|815x815px]] | ||
==Reciting Method== | ==Reciting Method== | ||
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Corresponding to the performance of the movements, postures, spoken prose and sung poetry, Morshed Ebrahim Dehdashti uses set patterns in voice tone, melody and intervals. The lyrical and rhythm tendencies of some of the melodies show his influence from the music of Shiraz and its lyrical songs. | Corresponding to the performance of the movements, postures, spoken prose and sung poetry, Morshed Ebrahim Dehdashti uses set patterns in voice tone, melody and intervals. The lyrical and rhythm tendencies of some of the melodies show his influence from the music of Shiraz and its lyrical songs. | ||
==Narration== | ==Narration== | ||
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Morshed Dehdashti narrates the story of Darvish Kaboli. Darvish Kaboli hears the voice of children of [[Imam Husayn]]'s family in the desert of Karbala crying for thirst. Darvish goes to the Euphrates and fills his Kashkul with water and goes to Imam Husayn to present it to him. Imam Husayn does not accept his gift and asked the Darvish to leave [[Najaf]] to save his own life while telling the news of his and his followers' [[martyrdom]] to [[Imam Ali]] his father whose grave is there. The good and faithful Darvish does not accept the suggestion of the Imam because he wants to join the battlefield. After this, he is martyred having killed dozens of the enemy. | Morshed Dehdashti narrates the story of Darvish Kaboli. Darvish Kaboli hears the voice of children of [[Imam Husayn]]'s family in the desert of Karbala crying for thirst. Darvish goes to the Euphrates and fills his Kashkul with water and goes to Imam Husayn to present it to him. Imam Husayn does not accept his gift and asked the Darvish to leave [[Najaf]] to save his own life while telling the news of his and his followers' [[martyrdom]] to [[Imam Ali]] his father whose grave is there. The good and faithful Darvish does not accept the suggestion of the Imam because he wants to join the battlefield. After this, he is martyred having killed dozens of the enemy. | ||
==Source== | ==Source== | ||