Mandela, My Eternal Man Poem by Monika Moni

This song is the first Persian song for Mandela:


Professor Pezhman Mosleh is an Iranian composer, poet, professor of cinema philosophy and aesthetic and a scholar in music history who has humanity and philosophical concerns.

Professor Pezhman Mosleh is a musician who has had speeches in the best universities of Iran such as psychology faculty of Alameh Tabatabaie University under topic of 'Being I, philosophy and cinema' and in the first and the best university of Iran, University of Tehran under topic of 'Though in Art' and “Music, anti-war, a way to conversation”.

He won his first award in a music festival competition at the age of 15. This was to shape his future career as a composer, poet, singer, music and creative methods teacher, scholar in music history, professor of philosophy, aesthetic and cinema philosophy.
He is a pioneer in Iranian neo romanticism style. And according to SABC News he is inspired by Beethoven and Chopin in composing music.
Cinema press journal introduced him as a philosophical artist and Iran Newspaper No.: 5422 on 24th of July 2013in an article of peaceful melody presented Professor Pezhman Mosleh as a musician who takes steps in the way of struggling with war and violence along with universal musicians.

His solo and orchestral works were performed in various universal festivals and he was member of jury in many festivals. And he has had several live performances and concerts with great artist in several countries under topic 'peace and love'.

He is a stylist in method of teaching and one of the youngest soloist of world is an Iranian 4 years old girl, Ava Sadeghipour, who is Mosleh's student, she gave performance in the biggest concert hall in Iran.

The peaceful album of “Whispers for Peace and Love” is the fruit of his recent years that he spent in silence and solitude, the years that he was studying and searching. The pieces in this album are portrayer and approach film music.

The music album of “Whispers for peace and love” was one of the best-selling according to Eco News on 2nd of July 2012.It was nominated as one of the 5 best fusion music of Iran in the greatest poll of music history via MUSIC MA site. The mentioned poll includes hundred thousand votes of experts and public and it was also selected as one of the best solo piano music in music history of Iran.

Prof. Mosleh was the only Iranian person who was supposed to cooperate with great Greek director Theo Angelopoulos but unfortunately it was cancelled because of Theo Angelopoulos death. The pieces of this music album specially the pieces of “Limitless” and “Nameless” have attracted the attention of Professor Irvin Yalom who is an existential psychiatrist.

Prof. Mosleh is a poet and his poetry book is going to be published, behind the cover of his music album one of his poem is written which includes the names of pieces.

One of Professor Pezhman Mosleh's latest music work was a song for Nelson Mandela which was announced and broadcasted on South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) . He is the first Iranian artist who has composed and sang a beautiful song for Nelson Mandela and dedicated it to him and the world. Mandela's family appreciated it.

http: //www.sabc.co.za/news/a/b64ca78040786f328ec08f2154f093f8/First-Persian-song-for-Mandela-20132407

http: //artmatters.info/heritage-formerly-culture/2013/10/top-iranian-composer-singer-and-scholar-honours-president-nelson-mandela

http: //uncannypop.wordpress.com/2014/12/05/listen-my-eternal-man-by-professor-pezhman-mosleh-a-song-for-nelson-mandela

Peace sound radio of USA and Amazing radio of England are the latest radios which broadcasted Mandela song.

http: //peacesounds.us/global.html

For listen this song in amazing radio:

http: //s3.amazonaws.com/first_plays/343733_amazingradio_22-06-2015_19-56.mp3

Various presses such as SABC, NewsBCCtorento, Archive, Peacesaounds (USA) , Channel 24, Ibiba blogspot, The Net (Nigeria) , Naija, Vancouver (Straight) , Artmatters, Worldpress, Veooz, Uncanny pop, Tumblr, Elombah, etc have written about Professor Mosleh, and his work.
His works have attracted attention of artists, philosophy professors, psychologists, critics, Iran and abroad press and media such as South Africa, Canada, Nigeria, England, Sweden, USA, Japan, etc.