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Zohreh Jooya

Zohreh Jooya ((ペルシア語:زهره جویا)) is a singer born in Mashhad, Iran.
==Music career==
Jooya's father was an Afghan and her mother an Iranian. Zohreh Jooya has been said to have moved to Europe for further advancement into music studies. After earning her classical music education from Amsterdam she then moved to Vienna in 1980, where she later earned a master's degree in opera at the Conservatoire of the City of Vienna.〔Seida, Linda "(Zohreh Jooya Biography )", Allmusic, retrieved 2011-07-23〕 Both the Oriental, middle eastern and the European worlds influence Jooya.
She has created a new way of interpreting the traditional music of Persia, played on original instruments, presented on several albums. Koch International has produced ''Persian Nights'' and Taraneh Music has produced ''Journey to Persia''. Her albums are an example of the beauty of the diverse ethnic music in Iran. Her works with Majid Derakhshani comprises poetry Shamsudin Mohammad Hafez, and Shafii Katkani played on Oriental and European instruments. Published by ARC Music "Music of the Persian Mystics"She also sings mystical songs from the ancient poet Nezami in "Shirin and Farhad", "The Indian Princess" and "Shahresad" with Parviz Mamnun, Professor of Persian literature.

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