High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Qamar ol-Molouk Vaziri (1905 , Takestan, Qazv?n Province — August 6, 1959, Tehran) was Iran's first prominent female singer as well as an intellectual. As a young child, Ghamar lost both her mother and her father, so her grandmother became her guardian. Her grandmother, Mulla-Kheyr-al-Nesa (titled to Eftekhar-al-Zakerin), was a singer of the Rozekhani ceremonies (religious ceremony) and Ghamar accompanied her and participated. These were some of her first acquaintances with the Persian vocal music of the Rozekhani genre. Ghamar became more acquainted with Persian music as the years passed. The beginning of her career took place when she attended a wedding ceremony where the great master of tar, Morteza Neydavoud, was invited. When she sang in the wedding ceremonies privately, Ostad Neydavood accompanied her on the tar, and he later asked her to sing something else for her. Ghamar did as she was told, and Neydavoud loved her voice so much that he invited her to attend in his class on traditional Persian music to learn the radif repertoire.

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