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Education______Formal Education 2021 Master of Arts in Music, Composition, Under Supervision of Assist Mohammad H. Javaheri_ Curriculum Vitae ​ ​ Mohammad H. Javaheri Links: Composer soundcloud.com/mohammad-h-javaheri www.youtube.com/channel/UCVIoJkRrIwbcIQnBSyJq_gQ? ​ DOB: 19/09/1989 Website: mohammad-h-javaheri.com ​ Address: Apt. No. 9, Kuleli Caddesi 29, 06680, 100. Email: [email protected] Yıl, Çankaya, Ankara, Türkiye ​ Education_______________________________________________ Formal Education 2021 Master of Arts in Music, Composition, under supervision of Assist. Prof., ​ Assoc. Dean Dr. Tolga Yayalar | Bilkent University, Ankara, Turkey Visiting Student for Master of Arts in Music, Composition (18-months Erasmus+), under supervision of Dr. Ulrich Alexander Kreppein and Prof. Robin Minard |Hochschule für Musik FRANZ LISZT, Weimar, Germany 2016 Master of Arts in Composition (1 year) | University of Art-Tehran, Iran ​ 2015 Bachelor of Arts in Iranian Music Performance, under supervision of Mayam ​ ​ Tazhde | University of Art-Tehran, Iran 2012 Associate’s Course of Studies in Computer-Computer Software | Yadegare Emam Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran 2011 Music Courses (18-months) | Tehran Conservatory, Iran ​ Formal and Private Courses 2020-21 Programming Music (Max) | MMC Course | | Sohrab Motabar (Ma-Mus, ​ institute of Sonology-Royal Conservatory the Hauge), Netherlands 2020-21 Seminar of Composition | MMC Course | Pedram Diba (MMus, McGill), ​ Canada 2018-19 Electroacoustic Courses and Colloquiums | Robin Minard, Tim Helbig, ​ Weimar, Germany Instrumental Composition Colloquiums | Michael Obst, Ulrich Kreppein ​ 2018 Introduction to Pure Data, Reaper | SeaM, Weimar, Germany ​ Introduction to Max/MSP | Tolga Yayalar, Ankara, Turkey ​ 2017-18 Composition Class | Mark Andre, Ülkemin Akbaş, Yiğit Aydin, Onur ​ ​ ​ Türkmen, Ankara, Turkey 2017 The Music of Igor Stravinsky | Onur Türkmen, Ankara, Turkey ​ Post Tonal Theory | Tolga Yayalar, Ankara, Turkey ​ 2015-16 Music History and Composition | Karen Keyhani, Tehran, Iran ​ 2014-16 Sight Singing and Ear Training | Bahaminpour, Tehran, Iran ​ 2013-16 Counterpoint, Harmony, Sight Singing, Ear Training, Composition | ​ Amirhossein Eslami Mirabadi, Tehran, Iran; Vancouver, Canada 2010, 2013-15 Singing | Sayeh Sodeyfi, Hasmik Karapetian, Tehran, Iran ​ 2014 Composition | Dr. Amin Honarmand, Tehran, Iran ​ 2009-12 Piano, Harmony, Solfege | Hamidreza Dibazar, Tehran, Iran ​ 2005-08 Flute | Hamid Mohsenipour, Tehran, Iran ​ ​ ​ Mohammad H. Javaheri_ Curriculum Vitae ​ ​ Workshops and Academies 2020 Passive Participant | MicroFest Prague 2020, Online ​ Passive Participant |SYNTHETIS - International Course for Composers 2020, ​ with Ivan Fedele, Online 2019 Active Participant | SWR Orchestra Workshop, Stuttgart, Germany ​ Active Participant | SYNTHETIS - International Course for Composers 2019, ​ ​ ​ Radziejowice, Poland Active Participant | Bilkent Academy (BCA19) with Cikada Ensemble, Ankara, Turkey Passive Participant | SeaM Studio Electro-Acoustic Master Classes with Jonty Harrison, Weimar, Germany 2018 and 2019 Passive Participant | Donaueschingen Festival, Donaueschingen, Germany ​ 2015 Passive Participant | Lead Singing and Piano Accompaniment Tehran OKF Workshop, Tehran, Iran Masterclasses Chaya Czernowin, Toshio Hosokawa, Bruno Mantovani, Ulrich Alexander ​ Kreppein, Ken Ueno, Mahir Cetiz, Laurie San Martin, Hannah Eimermacher, Eivind Buene, Pieter Snapper, Zygmunt Krauze, Juste Janulyte, Cengiz Hakki Eren, Philippe Grauvogel, Philippe Brunet, Hamidreza Dibazar, Aleksander Gabrys, Urs Walker, Reinhard Karger, Michael Ellison, Onur Türkmen, Reza Vaali, Philip Chizhevsky, Ivan Uryupin, Yuri Bognadov ​ ​ ​ Seminars and Discussions Donaueschingen: Michel Roth, Julia Gerlach, Milan Bang, Klaus ​ ​ Lang, Enno Poppe, Micheal Obst / BCA19: Samir Ode-Tamimi / Bilkent Seminars: Hideki ​ ​ ​ Kozakura, Alexander Schubert, Gordon Kampe, Karen Keyhani / MicroFest Prague 2020: ​ ​ Edward Powell, Linnéa Sundfær Casserly, Robert Hasegawa, Klaus Lang, Alessio Elia, Margarethe Maierhofer-Lischka, Petr Pařízek, Stephen Altoft and Donald Bousted (Microtonal Projects), Christian Klinkenberg, Daniel Costello, Marc Sabat ​ ​ Awards and Honors_______________________________________ 2020 Selected Composer as one of the five featured composers |Adapter Ensemble’s ​ concert in Weimar Spring Days for New Music Fest 2020 Selected and Performed Composition among over 2200 submissions from 90 ​ ​ countries | Kaleidoscope Chamber Orchestra, Los Angeles, the USA ​ 2019 Winner of the Public Prize for Best Piece | 20th International Chamber ​ ​ ​ Music Composition Competition, 2019 Selected Composer as one of the three active participants | SWR ​ Symphonieorchester - Master Class Orchestra Composition | Stuttgart, Germany Selected Composer as an active participant | SYNTHETIS Academy 2019, ​ ​ ​ Radziejowice Castle, Poland ​ Winner of the 2nd Prize |20th International Chamber Music Composition ​ Competition Highlighted composer in Published News Articles | NMZ Newspaper, ​ Landeszeitung Thüringen Newspaper, LA Times Selected Composer as one of the three featured composers |Omnibus ​ Ensemble’s concert in Weimar Spring Days for New Music Fest Selected Composer as an active participant | BCA19 Academy, Ankara, Turkey ​ Receiving Two Rounds of Scholarship | Hochschule für Musik Franz Liszt ​ ​ ​ Weimar, Germany Selected Composer as one of the eight active participant in the 'work in ​ ​ ​ progress' category, (One of the total 30 selected works between 782 ​ ​ ​ ​ submissions from 61 countries) | MISE-EN Festival, New York, the USA ​ ​ Mohammad H. Javaheri_ Curriculum Vitae ​ ​ 2018 Selected Composition Student as one of the featured composers | Sesin ​ Yolculuğu 11: Genç Besteciler Festivali, Istanbul, Turkey Erasmus+ Scholar | Hochschule für Musik FRANZ LISZT, Weimar, Germany ​ 2017 Selected Composition Student as one of the featured composers | Sesin ​ Yolculuğu 10: Genç Besteciler Festivali, Istanbul, Turkey Bilkent University Fellowship | Since Fall 2017, Ankara, Turkey ​ 2015 Ranked 5th | Iran's National Graduate Entrance Exam for Master’s Degree, ​ Tehran, Iran Commissions____________________________________________ 2023 Stefan Thurner, XX. Jahrhundert | Solo Bass Trombone ​ 2022 Ensemble Loadbang 2021 Ensemble MIET+ | Concert Series of MIET+ (tbc) ​ 2021 Ensemble XX. Jahrhundert | Viola, Bass Clarinet, Bass Trombone (tbc) ​ ​ ​ Ravshan Tukhtamishev | Solo Chang ​ 2020 Ensemble Adaptor | Weimarer Frühjahrstage für zeitgenössische Musik, Mon ​ Ami Weimar, Germany 2019 Carin Levine | Between the Lines, BKA Berlin, Germany ​ th MDR Symphony Orchestra | Bauhaus 100 ​ anniversary, Leipzig, Germany ​ ​ Ensemble Omnibus | Weimarer Frühjahrstage für zeitgenössische Musik, Mon ​ Ami Weimar, Germany Publications and Broadcasts________________________________ Audios 2021 Rebirth for Ensemble | Petrichor Records, the USA ​ Anonymous Wrinkles for Experimental Orchestra | Petrichor Records USA ​ Obsession (Revised) for String Quartet | Petrichor Records, the USA ​ Scores 2020 Devenir fou par amour (Sheid/V2) | UCLA Library, Contemporary Music ​ ​ Score Collection, eScholarship, the USA ​ Serotonin Saturation | UCLA Library, Contemporary Music Score Collection, ​ ​ ​ eScholarship, the USA Obsession | UCLA Library, Contemporary Music Score Collection, ​ ​ eScholarship, the USA Rebirth | UCLA Library, Contemporary Music Score Collection, ​ ​ ​ eScholarship, the USA The Distance Between Me and My..Self | UCLA Library, Contemporary ​ ​ Music Score Collection, eScholarship, the USA ​ Broadcasts 2020 Unison II | Broadcast on Bilkent Music, Ankara Turkey ​ Devenir fou par amour (Sheid/V2) |Invited to be broadcast on ​ NeoArt Festival, Gdańsk Poland Encountering Re-encounter |ExRotaprint Weimarer Frühjahrstage ​ für zeitgenössische Musik, Berlin Germany 2019 De Novo Remutations | SWR2 Radio Station, Stuttgart Germany ​ Professional Associations__________________________________ 2020 – Member of PCMI (Persian Contemporary Music Insights) ​ ​ 2018 – Member of Deutscher Komponistenverband ​ Member of Deutsch Filmkomponistenunion ​ Member of at Fachgruppe E-Musik ​ Member of GEMA | Membership No. 1595363 ​ ​ ​ Mohammad H. Javaheri_ Curriculum Vitae ​ ​ Work Experience_________________________________________ Composer and Performer 2018 – Composer | via nova-Zeitgenössische Musik in Thüringen e. V., Weimar, ​ ​ ​ Germany Collaboration | Bauhaus.fm Rundfunk Orchester, Weimar, Germany ​ Flute, Cycle, Electronics player | Digital Bauhaus Orchestra, Weimar, ​ Germany 2011-16 Composer and Ensemble Director | Think Thank Knowledge for Excellence ​ Ensemble, under supervision of Prof. Modjtaba Sadria, Tehran, Iran 2014-15 Bass Singer | Tehran Choir, Tehran, Iran ​ 2011 Public Relations Officer | "Boom" album and concert, Tehran, Iran ​ 2009-10 Flute Player | Tehran Conservatory Orchestra, Iran ​ Teaching Experience 2010 – Private Composition, Piano, and Music Theory Instructor | Iran, Turkey, ​ and Germany 2017-18 Teaching Assistant | Music Theory Courses, and Contemporary Notation by ​ ​ ​ Sibelius Program | Bilkent University, Ankara, Turkey 2015-16 Piano Instructor | Tehran Conservatory, Iran ​ 2014 Music Instructor for Children | “Creativity, Play, Game and Music”, ​ Khoddami Community Center, Tehran, Iran 2013-16 Music Theory Instructor | Think Thank Knowledge for Excellence, under ​ supervision of Prof. Modjtaba Sadria, Tehran, Iran Seminars, Lectures and Talks 2021 Guest Composer and Lecturer | Nagoya College of Music, Japan ​ Guest Composer and Lecturer | University of Art-Tehran, Iran ​ Guest Speaker | Contemporary
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