Pooyan Azadeh

Pooyan Azadeh

Pooyan Azadeh was born in Iran in 1979. He has been playing the piano since his childhood, directed choirs since he was twelve and can already look back on ten years of university teaching experience. He studied classical European and classical Persian music (BA), as well as piano (MA) at the Teheran Academy of Arts and participated in master classes with Prof. Paul Gulda at the Bayreuth Festival of Young Artists in Germany.

His performance as pianist in the concert, “From Orient to Hollywood” in 2010, where he, as the first Persian pianist in Europe, played the second piano concert of Aminollah Hosseins, has earned him special attention among German music circles.[1] As pianist, he received numerous awards and honours at competitions. Persian piano notation (Morteza Mahjoobi's notation) was registered as a National Cultural Heritage of Iran (UNESCO) in 2013 by Pooyan Azadeh.[2]

Since 2007, he has been a full PhD scholarship holder of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). He worked as Asst. Professor at Martin-Luther-University Musical Institute in Germany. He got his doctoral degree from the same university, Martin Luther University in Germany, with great honor "Magna Cum Laude" in January 2015. [3]

Publication

His publications include the book, “National Anthems of the World”, which was nominated for the UNESCO Prize for Peace Education; “The Music of the Sangsar Nomads”; “The European Piano School”, which he translated into Persian, as well as a CD of Persian folklore transcribed for piano, entitled “Yeylagh”.

References

  1. ↑ "Pooyan Azadeh in Second Piano Concerto of Aminollah Hossein".
  2. ↑ "Persian piano notation (Morteza Mahjoobi's notation) was registered as a National Cultural Heritage of Iran".
  3. ↑ "BBC filmt halleschen Musikpädagoge".

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