Tabriz Sound Museum

The Tabriz Sound Museum is the first specialized sound museum in the country, located in the historic Amir Parviz House, opening a window to the beautiful world of music. In this unique museum, a valuable collection of musical instruments and objects is displayed in separate halls. Each hall, named after a music artist, introduces various plucked, percussion, string, keyed, wind instruments, and more. Interestingly, besides diverse and delightful instruments from all over Iran and the world, this melodious museum also exhibits a complete collection of memorable clappers and percussion instruments, historical bells from the Safavid era to today, a delightful audio archive, colorful city artifacts, ritual instruments, and a specialized library, creating a reputable, intimate, and memorable gathering place for lovers of culture and art of this land. Another attraction of the Tabriz Sound Museum is its location in the historic Amir Parviz House, which hosts this unique museum. This beautiful brick building is a valuable legacy from the Qajar and early Pahlavi eras and was registered in the national heritage list in 2005.

The Sound Museum, this valuable artistic treasure chest, is the result of forty years of work by Hossein Sajadi, a talented researcher and artist from Tabriz, who after years of collecting, finally in 2018 was able to create this unique Sound Museum to preserve the melodies and musical instruments in this corner of history. Join us to get more familiar with the ups and downs of music in this beautiful house.