The appearance of Mozhgan Hosseini, an Iranian musician and composer, in the historical area of ​​Takbustan Kermansha, coinciding with the month of Aban and the importance of the month in Iran's calendar of historical events, was once again reflected in social networks. Nawai Saz Kunun, next to the petroglyphs of the Sasanian emperors, presents an expression of the connection between Iranian music and the history and cultural heritage of this country. Tekbostan, in the northeast of Kermansha and on the slopes of the Zagros Mountains, is one of the most prominent monuments of the Sasanian period. This historical complex includes two stone arches and reliefs of Ardashir II, Shapur II, Shapur III and Khosroparbiz, some of which date back more than 1600 years. In the large arch of this complex you can see the coronation scene of Khosroparbiz, his figure riding a horse and the prominent motifs of hunting pigs and deer. The presence of musicians and musicians in the royal hunting scenes shows the place of music in the rituals and culture of the Sasanian court and gives a special effect to the performance of Mujgan Husayni in this historical place. Mozhgan Hosseini, born in 1370 in Tehran, is one of the Iranian musicians and composers who has worked as a soloist with the National Orchestra of Iran since 2015.

The appearance of Mozhgan Hosseini, an Iranian musician and composer, in the historical area of ​​Takbustan Kermansha, coinciding with the month of Aban and the importance of the month in Iran's calendar of historical events, was once again reflected in social networks. Nawai Saz Kunun, next to the petroglyphs of the Sasanian emperors, presents an expression of the connection between Iranian music and the history and cultural heritage of this country. Tekbostan, in the northeast of Kermansha and on the slopes of the Zagros Mountains, is one of the most prominent monuments of the Sasanian period. This historical complex includes two stone arches and reliefs of Ardashir II, Shapur II, Shapur III and Khosroparbiz, some of which date back more than 1600 years. In the large arch of this complex you can see the coronation scene of Khosroparbiz, his figure riding a horse and the prominent motifs of hunting pigs and deer. The presence of musicians and musicians in the royal hunting scenes shows the place of music in the rituals and culture of the Sasanian court and gives a special effect to the performance of Mujgan Husayni in this historical place. Mozhgan Hosseini, born in 1370 in Tehran, is one of the Iranian musicians and composers who has worked as a soloist with the National Orchestra of Iran since 2015.