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Origin
  
Tehran, Iran

Role
  
Composer · alirahbari.com

Name
  
Ali Rahbari

Instruments
  
Violin


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Genres
  
Classical music, Persian symphonic music

Associated acts
  
Belgian Radio and Television Philharmonic Orchestra

Education
  
University of Music and Performing Arts, Vienna

Albums
  
Madama Butterfly (Highlights)

Similar People
  
Miriam Gauci, Shahrdad Rohani, Jeno Jando, Giacomo Aragall, Nicola Martinucci

Occupation(s)
  
conductor, composer

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Ali (Alexander) Rahbari (Persian: علی رهبری‎‎; 1948 –) is an Iranian (Persian) composer and conductor, who has worked with more than 120 European orchestras, including the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra.

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Biography

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Born in Tehran, Rahbari studied violin and composition with Rahmatollah Badiee and Hossein Dehlavi at the Persian National Music Conservatory. From the age of 17 he was a violinist at the Fine Arts Administration Orchestra No. 1 (conducted by Hossein Dehlavi). After receiving his violin diploma from the National Conservatory, he won a scholarship from the Iran Ministry of Culture and Art and moved to Austria. Rahabari continued his studies in composition and conducting at the Vienna Academy with Gottfried von Einem, Hans Swarovsky and Karl Österreicher.

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Some months after his return to Iran, in 1973 he became director of the Persian National Music Conservatory and was director of the Tehran Conservatory of Music from 1974 - 1977.

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During this time Rahbari, in co-operation with young Iranian musicians, established Iran's Jeunesse Musicale Orchestra where he was its music director and permanent conductor. He also conducted the Tehran Symphony Orchestra, the National Iranian Radio and Television (NIRT) Chamber Orchestra and the Tehran Opera Orchestra as a guest conductor in Roudaki Hall.

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In 1977 he emigrated to Europe. In the same year he won the first prize of the International Besançon Competition for Young Conductors (France) and in 1978 received the silver medal at the Geneva International Conducting Competition. In this year he recorded three LPs entitled "Symphonische Dichtungen aus Persien" [Symphonic Poems from Persia] with Nürnberg Symphony Orchestra in Germany, including 6 works by some of the greatest 20th century Iranian composers: "Bijan & Manijeh" by Hossein Dehlavi, "Dance", "Ballet-Immpressionen" and "Rhapsodie" by Ahmad Pejman, "Sheherazade" by Aminollah (Andre) Hossein, "Iranian Suite" by Houshang Ostovar, "Persian Mysticism in G" (his own composition) and "Mouvement Symphonic" by Mohammad-Taghi Massoudieh.

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1979 was the most important year in Rahbari's career. He was invited to conduct Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra and in 1980 Salzburg Easter Festival became Karajan's assistant.

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From 1988 to 1996 Rahbari was the principal conductor of the Flemish Radio Orchestra (now Brussels Philharmonic) and after that became music director of Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra.
In 2005 he came back to Iran, and conducted Beethoven's Ninth Symphony in Tehran. Many conservatives and newspapers accused Rahbari of promoting Western values. He resigned from Tehran Symphony Orchestra and left Iran as a protest against its music industry .
In 2009 he introduced new musical ideas based on rhythms in Persian traditional music.

Selected Compositions

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  • Violin Concerto / Symphonie Persane Nohe Khan (1967/72)
  • Persian Mysticism -around G-, for orchestra (1969)
  • Beirut, for flutes ensemble (1985)
  • Music For Human Rights, for orchestra (1980s)
  • EXTA$Y The Musical (dedicated to Giacomo Puccini) (1995/96)
  • Part 1 : Sister Angelica
  • Part 2 : Mister Gianni
  • La Fuerza Flamenca, for Choir and Orchestra (2000)

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    References

    Ali Rahbari Wikipedia


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