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    Alireza Mashayekhi is an Iranian composer, musician, and conductor born in 1940. He is considered a pioneer of Persian symphonic music. Mashayekhi studied music in both Iran and Vienna. In the 1970s, he helped establish Tehran Contemporary Music Group and the Iranian Orchestra for New Music. Mashayekhi has composed numerous orchestral and piano works that blend Western classical styles with Persian folk music traditions. His compositions have been released on several albums highlighting Persian electronic and contemporary music.

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    Alireza Mashayekhi

    Alireza Mashayekhi (born 1940) is a notable Iranian


    musician, composer and conductor. He is one of the rst
    Iranian composers who has pioneered Persian Symphonic
    Music.

    In 2007, Sub Rosa (label) released a double-disc anthology titled Persian Electronic Music: Yesterday and Today 19662006, which included classic compositions of
    Mashayekhis work along with Ata Ebtekar. In 2009,
    Brandon Nickells Isounderscore label released the vinyl
    double LP Ata Ebtekar & The Iranian Orchestra for New
    Music Performing Works of Alireza Mashayekhi Orna1 Early life
    mental. Mashayekhi granted Ebtekar full creative freedom to work with the Iranian Orchestra for New Music to
    He was born in Tehran in 1940. His rst teacharrange and transform Mashayekhis compositions.
    ers were Lotfollah Mofakham Payan (Iranian music),
    Hossein Nasehi (composition) and Ophelia Kombajian
    (piano). He then pursued his passion for music in Vienna.
    His teachers in Vienna include Hanns Jelinek and Karl 3 Works
    Schiske.
    After completing his studies at the University of Mu- 3.1 Albums
    sic and Performing Arts, Vienna, he went to Utrecht,
    Mahoor Institute of Culture and Art, CD-145
    the Netherlands, to pursue his study of electronic and
    computer music, which included attending lectures by
    Symphony No. 2 Tehran, op. 57
    Gottfried Michael Koenig.[1]
    Tehran Symphony Orchestra, Farhad Meshkat
    cond., live at Vahdat Hall, Tehran, Mar. 1977

    Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, op. 96


    Tehran Symphony, Edo Mii cond., Maziar
    Zahiroddini violin, live at Vahdat Hall,
    Tehran, Oct. 1998

    Career

    Nous ne verrons jamais les jardins de


    Nishapour, op. 56
    NIRT Chamber Orchestra, Ivo Malec cond.,
    Pari Barkeshli pianos, live at City Theatre
    Tehran, Tehran, Apr. 1978
    Shahrzad: Nine Movements for Piano, Op. 115
    Piano by Farimah Ghavamsadri[3]
    An Old Fashioned Symphony for Computer (Symphony No. 3), Op. 76[4]
    Symphony No. 4 (Zagros), Op. 103
    National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine,
    conducted by Vladimir Sirenko[5]
    Symphony No. 5 (Persian), Op. 112
    Alireza Mashayekhi at the 30th Fajr International Music Festival

    National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine,


    conducted by Vladimir Sirenko[6]

    In 1993, with cooperation of the pianist Farima GhavamSadri, Mashayekhi founded Tehran Contemporary Music
    Group. He also established the Iranian Orchestra for New
    Music, in 1995.[2] This orchestra alongside many concerts
    in Tehran, produced its rst CD in 2002, which was released by Hermes Records.

    Music for Piano


    Piano: Farimah Ghavamsadri[7]
    Happy Electronic Sounds[8]
    1

    5
    Ravi-Azar-Kimia music Institute
    White Cactus

    3.2

    Books

    Modal Counterpoint
    Tonal Counterpoint: Bach Composition
    Harmony: Classical Composition
    All Those Years without Memory

    Notes

    [1] See Bob Gluck, A New East-West Synthesis: Conversations with Iranian Composer Alireza Mashayekhi.
    [2] Ibid.
    [3] Shahrzad (CD). Tehran: Tehran University. 2004.
    [4] Symphony No. 3 (CD). Tehran: Hermes Records. 2007.
    [5] Symphony No. 4 (CD). Tehran: Music Center of Hozeh
    Honari. 2007.
    [6] Symphony No. 5 (CD). Tehran: Music Center of Hozeh
    Honari. 2009.
    [7] Music for Piano (CD). Tehran: Hermes Records. 2004.
    [8] Happy Electronic Sounds (CD). Tehran: Musical Center
    of Hozeyeh Honari. 2005.

    References
    Gluck, Bob.
    A New East-West Synthesis:
    Conversations with Iranian Composer Alireza
    Mashayekhi. eContact! 14.4 TES 2011: Toronto
    Electroacoustic Symposium / Symposium lectroacoustique de Toronto (March 2013). Montral:
    CEC.

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