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Mohammad Tafazzoli


Role
  
Composer

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Mohammad Reza Tafazzoli (born 1974) is an Iranian composer

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Mohammad Reza Tafazzoli, was born in 1974 in Karlsruhe Germany.He started his first education in music in the Boys Conservatory of Tehran and graduated in 1992. Before leaving for Russia in 2002 he graduated from the Music Academy in Azad University of Arts and Architecture.

He studied composition in the State Conservatory of music in Saint Petersburg known as "Rimsky-Korsakov", under a celebrated pupil of Dmitri Shostakovich," Boris Tishchenko" who is known as a prominent figure in Saint Petersburg school of composition.

Anatoli Milka and Igor Rogalev are professors to mention with whom Tafazzoli has studied Polyphony and Musical form and Analysis.

His return to Iran in 2007 is right after obtaining his "Diploma With Honor" from the conservatory.

Tafazzoli is now teaching in art universities in Iran such as The Art university of Tehran, Azad University of Art and Architecture and Tehran University.

Works

Orchestral works:

  • "Chavosh March" for Orchestra (1996)
  • "Epigraph" for Orchestra (1997)
  • Theme and Variations for String Orchestra(2003)
    • - Symphony No.1 (2004-2006):

    Chamber works:

  • Woodwind Quartett (2002)
  • Sonata for Cello and Piano(2003):
  • Quartett (2004):
  • Elegy for Violin and Piano (2005)
  • Ballad for Flute and Piano (2012)

    • Works for Voice,Chorus and Orchestra:

  • Symphonic Tasnif "Beloved's Ringlet" for Solo Singer, Chorus of men and Orchestra based on the Khaju Kermani's poem (1999)
  • Symphonic Cantata "In the memory of Mosaddegh" for Chorus, Basso Solo and Orchestra based on the Mehdi Akhavan-Saless' poem (2007-2008)

    • Piano Works:

  • Two Valse for Piano (1998):
  • Funeral march(2001)
  • Interlude (1999)
  • Romance (2003)
  • Sonata for Piano (2009)
  • Five Choral Miniatures (2011):
  • Three Chorales on Sa'eb's Poetry (2012):
  • On Worshiping the Truth

    • Guitar Music:

  • Zenitchikov Dormitory (2011)

    • References

    Mohammad Reza Tafazzoli Wikipedia
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