Ali Ahmadifar (Persian: علی احمدی‌فر, born 12 July 1976) is an Iranian composer, teacher[1] and researcher.[2]

Ali Ahmadifar
Background information
Born	(1976-07-12) July 12, 1976 (age 46)
Origin	Tehran, Iran
Genres	Contemporary classical music
Occupation(s)	Composer
Years active	1996–present

Book

• Author of the book "Stylistics of Arvo Pärt music (Persian:سبک شناسی موسیقی آروو پارت)", published 2007.[3]

Works

• "Where are you, o thou fairy?"(An Iranian variation) was performed by MDR Leipzig Radio Symphony Orchestra in 2006.[4]
• one of his works was performed by valid flute soloist Reza Najfar in 2008, Rasht.
• "Minimove" (An Iranian variation for flute and strings) was performed by Camerata symphony orchestra led by Keyvan Mirhadi in 2008, Rasht.
• "Bâng – e Robâb" was performed by the Avram ensemble in 2011.[5][6]
• Radio contemporary music program editor and writer in Iranian radio broadcast network culture, 1999-2000.
• The founder and first conductor of Gilan sinfonietta orchestra and choir, performing concert at Vahdat Hall, September 2007.[7]

Lectures

• Concepts and specification of Music[8]
• International Customary instruments and symphony orchestra
• Composition[9]
• Orchestration[10]
• Variation[11]
• Canon and Fugue
• Sonata
• Form[12]
• Symphony from the beginning until today
• Opera from the beginning until today
• Concerto from the beginning until today
• Chamber music from the beginning until today
• The impact of Liturgical music in the classical music
• Modernism in music
• Postmodernism in Music
• Minimalism, Post Minimalism and After [13]
• Aleatory Music[13]
• Musical Terms [13]
• Nonserial Atonality Music [13]
• Neo Romanticism [13]
• Classical Serialism and Total Serialism [13]
• Analysis of Bach's Chromatic Fantasia and Fugue [14]
• Steve Reich
• Philip Glass
• Arvo Pärt
• Contemporary music
• Iranian composers
• Pathology of Iranian today music[15]
• Dynamics and Rest
• Pluralism in post-tonal music[16]
• Modern and contemporary harmony[17]
• Stylistics and history of contemporary music
• The Development of rhythm[18]
• The end of historic music and new history of music[19]
• Authoring and translating professional articles about the contemporary music of world and Iran[20]
• Head of Gilan music community organization, 2007-2011 [21][22]
• lecturer of University of Applied Sciences & Technology (UAST), Art and Culture Gillan branch, years 2009-2010.
• lecturer of music Faculty, Gilan University, 2011-2012.
• Jury member of Eleventh music festival of Khuzestan, Ahvaz February 2012.
• Teaching composition, stylistics and history of music in Tehran, Rasht and Ahvaz

References