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CV 2020.Pages Roksana Reyhanian Violist, Performer, Music Educator Education • Bachelor of Music in Viola Performance, Art University of Tehran, 2006–2011 • Graduation in Viola Performance, State Television and Radio Music School of Tehran, 2001–2004 • Pre-university Certificate, Mahdiyeh School of Fine Arts, 2005–2006 • Diploma in Mathematics, Booali School, 2002–2005 Teaching Experiences • Elmi Karbordi University of Music Unit 46, 2019–present - Professor of Viola Performance, 2019–Present • State Television and Radio Music School of Tehran, 2011–2013 - Instruction in Viola Performance, 2011–2013 - Instruction in Elementary Violin Music Performance, 2011–2013 • Avaye Mahan Music Institute – Tehran, 2013–present - Instruction in Viola Performance, 2013–present - Instruction in Elementary Violin Music Performance, 2013–present - Instruction of Chamber Music, 2015–present - Teacher of Music Theory Basics, 2014–present • Baaghe Naghmeha Music Institute – Tehran, 2015–present - Head of String Instruments Department , 2015–present - Instruction in Viola Performance, 2015–present - Instruction in Elementary Violin Music Performance, 2015–present - Teacher of Music Theory Basics, 2018–present • Yasnagah Music Academy – Tehran, 2019–present - Instruction in Viola Performance, 2019–present - Instruction in Elementary Violin Music Performance, 2019–present Chamber Music, Solo Performance Experience • Bivác Ensemble, Tehran, 2018–present - Viola Soloist, 2018–present • Dispersion, Premier Performance of Pedram Babaiee Fractions for String Quartet, Live in Sayeh Art Gallery 2019 • “Ruins of a Memoir” by Pedram Babaiee album recording, Bivác Records, 2019–2020 - Assistant Music Director, Coordinator, 2019 • Galamian String Quartet, Tehran, 2011–2014 - Viola Soloist, 2012 • Joseph Haydn String Quartet no.1 • Franz Schubert String Quartet no.1 ` and entire Komitas String Quartet repertoire, Avaye Mahan Institue, Tehran 2012 with Prof. Tengiz Shavlo Khashvili ا Page &1 of &6 Evangelical church, Tehran 2013 • Franz Schubert String Quartet No.14 (Death and the Maiden) • Jouan string Quartet, Tehran, 2011-2012 - Viola Soloist, 2011-2012 • Harmonizing Iranian Music by Alfred Research Concert in collaboration with Iranian Cultural Association of France Lemaire Arasbaran Cultural Center, Tehran 2012 With. Mehran Pourmandan • Concerto Performance, Amphitheater of Art University of Tehran, 2011 - Solosit, Johann Christian Bach Viola Concerto in C minor Orchestra Performance Experience • Tehran Symphony Orchestra, Section viola (2014–2018) - Alexander Rahbari Music Director, Conductor Section viola 2015, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Ludwig Van Beethoven Symphony no.9 - Alexander Rahbari Music Director, Conductor Section viola 2015, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Johannes Brahms Violin Concerto in D Major • Felix Mendelssohn Italian Symphony - Alexander Rahbari Music Director, Alexander Rudin Conductor Section Viola 2015, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Figaro Overture • Joseph Haydn Cello Concerto C Major • Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Symph.n.1 - Alexander Rahbari Music Director Mark Stephenson Conductor Section Viola 2015, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Ludwig Van Beethoven piano Concerto no.5 • Edward Grieg Peer Gyat Suite no.1 • Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Slavischer Marsch • Ali Akbar Ghorbani Shoorafarin - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director, Conductor Section Viola 2016, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Sergei Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto no.2 • Ludwig Van Beethoven Egmont Overture • Hossein Dehlavi Bijan and Manije • Alexander Borodin Prince Igor - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director, Conductor Section Viola 2016, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Johann Sebastian Bach Concerto for 2 Violin in Dminor ا Page &2 of &6 • Antonín Dvořák Slavonic Dance no.8 • Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky March Slave • Johann Strauss Die Fleder Mavs Overture • Gabriel Fauré Pavan • Camille Saint Saëns Dance Macabre • Modest Mussorgsky Night On the Bare Mountain - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director, Conductor Section Viola 2016, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Sergei Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto no.2 • Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky March Slave • Gabriel Fauré Pavan • Camille Saint Saëns Dance Macabre • Modest Mussorgsky Night On the Bare Mountain - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director, Conductor Section Viola 2016, Iran Tour Concert ( Tehran , Shiraz ,Asalouye , Boushehr , Abadan , Ahvaz ) • Selection of movie music - Shahrdad Rohani Conductor, Music Director Section (Viola), 2017, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Johannes Brahms Symphonie no.3 • Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Swan Lake Suite • Paul Dukas L’Apprenti Sorcie - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director, Conductor Section Viola 2017, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Sergei Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto no.2 • Gioachino Rossini william Tell Overture • Modest Mussorgsky Night On the Bare Mountain • Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Capriccio Italian - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director, Conductor Section Viola 2017, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart The Marriage of Figaro Overture • Joseph Hayden Oboe Concerto in CMajor • Nikolai Rimsky Korsakov Scheherzade - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director, Conductor Section Viola 2017, Karaj, Institue Of Technology Hall • Antonin Dvorak Slovanic Dance No.8 • Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Swan Lake Suite • Albert Ketèlbey In A Persian Market • Aram Khachaturian Saber Dance • Shahrhdad Rohani Faryad Tohi • Shahrdad Rohani Vatanam - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director, Conductor Section Viola 2017, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Marriage of Figaro • Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Swan Lake Suite • Nikolai Rimsky Korsakov Scheherzade ا Page &3 of &6 - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director Pejman Memarzadeh Conductor Section Viola 2017, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Guillaume Lekeu, Barberine - 2ème acte • Gabriel Fauré pavan • Gabriel Fauré Cantique de Jean Racine pour choir et Orchestra • Félix Mendelssohn-Bartoldy Symphony no.56 - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director, Conductor Section Viola 2017, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Mikta and Iran Expanding Cultural Horizons “Nation Symphony” - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director, Conductor Section Viola 2017, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Camille Saint-Saëns Carnival of the Animals • Deborah Henson-Conant Baroque Flamingo • Sergei Prokofiev Peter and Wolf • John Williams Jaws - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director, Conductor Section Viola 2017, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Sergei Rachmaninov Vocalise • Aram Khacharurian Violin Concerto in Dminor • Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Nutcracker Suite • Alexander Borodin Prince Igor - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director, Conductor Section Viola 2017, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Ludwig Van Beethoven Egmont Overture • Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky March Slave • Sergei Prokofiev Romeo and Juliet • Guiseppe Verdi Forse Of Destiny • Georgs Bizet Carmen Suite No.2 - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director, Conductor Secion Viola 2017, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Deborah Henson-Conant Baroque Flamingo • Camille Saint-Saëns Carnival of the Animals • Maximilian Raoul Steiner Gone with the Wind • Victor Young Around the World in 80 Days - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director, Conductor Secion Viola 2017, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Ludwig Van Beethoven Piano Concerto No.1 • Johannes Brahms Symphony No.3 • Arturo Marquez Danzon No.2 - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director, Conductor Secion Viola 2018, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Johannes Brahms Hungrian Dance No.1 • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Simfonia Concerto for Winds in E flat Major • Franz Schubert Symphony No.8 Unfinished ا Page &4 of &6 • Richard Strauss Don Juan - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director Pejman Memarzadeh Conductor Secion Viola 2018, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Gabriel Fauré Elégue for Cello and Orchestra • Gabriel Fauré Aprés un rêve for Cello and Orchestra • Camille Saint-Saëns Symphony No.2 • Franz Liszt Les Préludes • Hector Berlioz Hungarian Dance - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director, Conductor Secion Viola 2018, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Sergei Rachmaninoff Vocalise • Sergei Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No.2 • Antonin Dvorak Symphony No.9 - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director Babak Kazemi Conductor Secion Viola 2018, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Ludwig Van Beethoven Symphony No.3 • Johannes Strauss Die Fledermaus Overture • Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Romeo and Juliet Overture - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director, Conductor Secion Viola 2018, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Ludwig Van Beethoven Symphony No.5 • François-Adrien Boieldieu Concerto for Harp • Aron Copland Fanfar for the Common Man - Shahrdad Rohani Music Director, Conductor Secion Viola 2018, Vahdat Hall, Tehran • Majid Entezami Symphony of Victory Festivals • European Festivals Association, Ravenna Festival, Italy, 2017, Palazzo Mauro de André Riccardo Muti conductor Director Orchestra Giovanile Luigi Cherubini and Tehran Symphony Orchestra • Giuseppe Verdi I Vespuri suciliani , Don carlo, Simon Boccanegra, Da Macbeth, Da la Forza del Destino • Fajr Music Festival , Tehran Iran, 2016 Ali Rahbari Music Director Conductor Tehran Symphony Orchestra, Vahdat Hall Section Viola • Hecotr Berlioz symphonie fantastique • Hossein Alizadeh NeyNava • Max Bruch Violin Concerto No.1 ا Page &5 of &6 Emil Tabakov Conductor Ali Rahbari Music Director Tehran Symphony Orchestra, Vahdat Hall Section Viola • Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Romeo and Juliet Overture • Dvorak Symphony No.9 • Mohammadsaeed Sharifian 4 Folk pieces • Fajr Music Festival, Tehran Iran, 2018 Shahrdad Rohani Music Conductor Director Tehran Symphony Orchestra, Vahdat Hall Section Viola • Igor Stravinsky Firebird Suite • Frédéric Chopin Piano Concerto No.2 • Jules Massenet Meditation • Antonin Dvorak slavonic Dances No.8 • Ahmad Pejman Symphonic Sketches • Fajr Music Festival, Tehran Iran, 2017 Shahrdad Rohani Music Conductor Director Tehran Symphony Orchestra, Vahdat Hall Section Viola • Ahmad Pejman Land of the Brave • Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky March Slave • Camille Saint-Saëns Danse Macabre • Modest Mussorgsky Night on bald Mountain • Gabriel Fauré Pavan • Fajr Music Festival, Tehran Iran, 2017 Navid Gohari Conductor Ehsan Tarokh Director Section Viola , Vahdat Hall • John Adamas Shaker Loops • Giya Kancheli Valse Boston for Piano and Strings • Hooshyar Khayam Concerto for Cello and String No.1 • Samuel Braver Adagio for String Publications About Stravinsky’s Firebird, Article, 2018 Karizban Art Research platform ا Page &6 of &6 .
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