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I do circle, you do square  - 2018

WANE - for solo English Horn - 2020 - [excerpt]

Alto Saxophone, Trombone, Percussion, Piano, Cello

5 free pieces composed for LUX:NM ensemble. Premiered on 9th February 2023 in Saarbrücke, Germany at HfMSAAR by LUX:NM ensemble.

Conductor: Tess Jackson


Dedicated to all the victims of Islamic Regime of Iran and #womenlifefreedom revolution.

...where two and two makes up five - for ensemble - 2022

Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon, Trumpet, Trombone, Percussion, Piano, 3x Violins, Viola, 2x Cellos, DoubleBass

Composed for Barenboimsaid Akademie students. Premiered on 9th January 2023 in Berlin, Germany at Barenboimsaid Akademie/BoulezSaal.
Dedicated to Barenboimsaid Akademie students


Flute: Carla Garcia
Oboe: Rafaela Carvalhorl 
Clarinet: Ibrahim Alshaikh 
Bassoon: Nur Koc 
Trumpet: Gonen Orbach 
Trombone: Mohammad Gal
Percussion: Teorem Aksu 
Piano: Cansu Nazeris 
Violin 1: Maria Arteeva 
Violin 2: Avraham Tirfe 
Violin 3: Eesa Khoury 
Viola:  Mafalda Reis 
Cello 1: Ilay Dahan 
Cello 2: Yunus Altikanat 
Double Bass: Cem Guney Yildirim

Conductor: Giuseppe Mentuccia

The Last Drop of Morning Dew - for ensemble - 2022

for Flute, Bassoon, Bass Trombone, 3x Double Basses
premiered on 9th of July, 2023 - PBS, Berlin.

Simiyya is magic—an ancient Middle Eastern practice of summoning and harmonizing forces to achieve a singular purpose. The piece is based on the Persian Dastgāh-e Shur scale, creating harmonic states and motivic elements inspired by this mystical tradition.



Flute: Farah Sulaiman
Bassoon: Huma Beyza Unal
Bass Trombone: Francisco Blanco
Double Basses: Begüm Aslan, Gustavo Rocha, and David Santos Luque
Conductor: Omar F.Bishara

SIMIYYA - for ensemble - 2023

for Viola, Cello, and prepared Piano
premiered on 23rd Jun, 2023 - PBS Berlin.

Program note: "The entire piece is based on the intervals of the theme from Brahms' Intermezzo No. 3, Op. 117.
I used the audio effect 'frequency shifter' as a conceptual tool, manually applying different ratios to the original theme throughout the piece. Like a fabric, it constantly warps and weaves by a tailor to create the final dress."


Viola: Vashka Delnavazi
Cello: Tamir Naaman Pery
Piano: Michael Wendeberg




Note: The title first came to mind, and then I created this image on MidJourney, a diffusion-based generative AI model, using this prompt: "/imagine Brahms, the great composer, as a grand master tailor in a parallel universe."

Brahms At The Sewing Machine - 2023

Violin: Mark Karlinsky 
recorded 2021 - Berlin

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