On Tuesday, September 1, 2026, my dear friend, Meysam Ghodrati, will perform “The Remarks No.1(For solo Flute)” a piece of mine, at the Illinois State University School of Music as part of a concert titled “Iranian Composers.”
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“How Much – How Little” A short work from my recent compositions for baritone and electronics will be performed once again tomorrow, July 10, 2026, at Wesley Memorial Church in Oxford, England, as part of Vox Novus’ Fifteen-Minutes-of-Fame. I composed this work about two years ago, based on a poem by Emily Dickinson. The […]
Tomorrow, my recent orchestral piece Amor Fati will be performed by the Golden Gate Symphony Orchestra alongside works by Vivaldi, Carl Orff, and several contemporary composers at Benicia Clock Tower in Northern California. http://cityboxoffice.com/ggsoc Sunday, May 24, 3:00 PM Benicia Clock Tower
My Latest article published in MikrotöneMy Latest article p: Small Is Beautiful! VI (April 2026), Mackinger Verlag “Beyond the Octave: The Influence of Non-Western Tuning Systems on Western Contemporary Music” Presented at the VI International Symposium “Mikrotoné – Small Is Beautiful,” Mozarteum University Salzburg (Online)Latest article published in Mikrotöne: Small Is Beautiful! VI (April 2026), […]
Elegy for the Silent Daysfor the Black Box EnsembleComposer: Soheil ShirangiMarch 8, 2026San Francisco State Universityfor Quintet Ensemble:Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Cello, and Piano<span;> Asked, “How are you?”He answered, “How can a people be who are in the sea, whose ship has broken, and each of them is left on a piece of wood?” Said, “It […]
Beyond the Octave: The Influence of Non-Western Tuning Systems on Western Contemporary Music Publication: Will be published in Volume VI of Mackingerverlag Presented during: Day 1 of the VI International Symposium: Mikrotöne – Small Is BeautifulDate: Wednesday, July 2, 2025 — Online presentation as part of the programHosted by: Mozarteum University Salzburg / Sacellum Church Beyond the Octave explores how non-Western tuning systems—particularly those […]
Ahimsa (For Solo Organ) Composer’s Voice – Fifteen-Minutes-of-Fame Saturday, February 14 2:00–2:30 PM (EST) Broadcast on Manhattan Neighborhood Network (NYC) Composer: Soheil Shirangi Organist: David Bohn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-w3kVF8Bsw
How Much – How Little (for Baritone and Electronics) From Fifteen-Minutes-of-Fame with Andrew White Composer: Soheil Shirangi Text: Emily Dickinson • Year: 2025 Performer: Andrew White, Baritone Broadcast on Composer’s Voice Saturday, January 31, 2026 2:00–2:30 PM (EDT) Manhattan Neighborhood Network (NYC) Simulcast on the Vox Novus YouTube Channel
“ESHAREH” (for Flute and Fixed Media), one of my recent works performed at the Electronic Music Midwest Festival, will be featured on the NYC TV show Composer’s Voice. Saturday, November 8, at 2:00 PM EST Featuring Lisa Bost-Sandberg and Mike McFerron. You can also watch it later on YouTube or through Manhattan Neighborhood Network in […]
This summer, I had the wonderful opportunity to mentor the creation of a new collection for piano and electronics. Working with such motivated and creative composers was truly inspiring. I’ll be sharing more news about this project soon.