Accompaniment practice on Mohammad-Reza Lotfi's tar improvisation

Farzad Milani is a Persian musician, composer, producer, researcher, teacher, vocalist, pianist, adept microtonal quartertone accordionist, and holder of a master's degree in music theory from McGill University's Schulich School of Music. Farzad’s research area centers on the microtonal theory of Persian-Arabic-Turkish maqami/dastgahi music, along with its intricate harmonization practices.

His exceptional dedication has garnered him numerous prestigious awards both in the artistic and academic realms. Notable accolades include the title of "Best Accordion Player" in 2007 at the Maah Theatre Festival in Iran, recognition for "Best Fusion Album Arrangement" in 2017 at the Fadjr and Iran Music House Festivals, the Phyllis and Bernard Shapiro Music Theory Award in 2021, the Schulich Music School Graduate Excellence Award in 2022, the distinguished International Grant Competition Award in Music in 2023, from McGill University, etc.

With a prolific artistic career spanning over two decades, Farzad Milani has collaborated extensively with diverse vocalists, musicians, and directors within the realms of film and theater. His impressive achievements and contributions have solidified his position as a prominent figure in the world of music, celebrated for his multifaceted expertise and unwavering commitment to musical exploration and innovation.

Hello, SoundCloud crew. I create all my music from the ground up. ZERO A.I. (Except for the tracks Jamaica and Castlevania versions, which, I altered the original notes from pre made template.)  I am an experimentalist with tones of synthwave and ambient thrown in to the mix. I hope you can enjoy some of my tracks.  

I use FL Studio most of the time.
GEAR BEHIND THE SOUNDS.
FL STUDIOS
FLKEY49
NOVATION LAUNCHPAD PRO
ROLAND RD-88
ALESIS V49
SCARLETT SOLO
GRETSCH ELECTROMATIC GIT.
FENDER MUSTANG III

I make a living by Medicine, but I can't live without Music!
& I believe I'm a Musician in the parallel world regardless of the hard science I do in this world SO:
"Thank you Music for being there when no-one else was!"
(To Artists: Please do NOT unsolicitedly message your tracks  more than once, Thanks)

Accompaniment practice on Mohammad-Reza Lotfi's tar improvisation

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