Bijan Mortazavi is an acclaimed Iranian classical and folk musician. He combines the traditional music of Iran with modern jazz sounds, creating a unique blend of music. Born in 1959 in Iran, he began playing music at the age of five and released his first album in 1974.

Mortazavi has released over 25 albums over the course of his career and has performed extensively around the world. His live performances often combine improvisational jazz with Iranian classical instruments like the Tar and Setar. He has composed many film soundtracks, including the 1999 film Ruby-The Invisible.

Mortazavi has been hailed as one of the foremost composers in the Iranian music scene and has received several awards for his work. His music has been praised for its ability to bridge cultural divides and unite people, with performances attended by people from different backgrounds.