Ramin Amin Tafreshi

Drawing inspiration from Persian folk and traditional music, as well as literature, theatre, mythology, and folklore, Ramin Amin Tafreshi (b. 1992) transforms these influences into uniquely personal musical narratives that explore freedom, identity, society, and human experiences. His compositions often highlight marginalized voices while reflecting on cultural and social realities.

Winner of the YAA Award (2024) and the Second Prize and Audience Prize at the Alba Rosa Composition Competition (2018), Ramin’s music has been performed internationally by ensembles including the Nederlands Philharmonisch Orkest, Nederlands Kamerorkest, Maat Saxophone Quartet, Dokwerk Saxophone Quartet and Brackman Trio, in countries such as the Netherlands, Portugal, Brazil, Italy, Spain, Slovenia, and the U.S. Notable works include It’s the Voice That Shall Remain, Negarehaye Rangin, Soorbâng, and Confessions of the Mulberry Tree, premiered by Gemma New at the Concertgebouw.

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