Ali Ahmadifar

Ali Ahmadifar (, born 12 July 1976) is an Iranian composer, teacher and researcher.

Book Author of the book "Stylistics of Arvo Pärt music (Persian:سبک شناسی موسیقی آروو پارت)", published 2007.

Works "Where are you, o thou fairy?"(An Iranian variation) was performed by MDR Leipzig Radio Symphony Orchestra in 2006. one of his works was performed by valid flute soloist Reza Najfar in 2008, Rasht. "Minimove" (An Iranian variation for flute and strings) was performed by Camerata symphony orchestra led by Keyvan Mirhadi in 2008, Rasht. "Bâng – e Robâb" was performed by the Avram ensemble in 2011. Radio contemporary music program editor and writer in Iranian radio broadcast network culture, 1999-2000. The founder and first conductor of Gilan sinfonietta orchestra and choir, performing concert at Vahdat Hall, September 2007.

Lectures Concepts and specification of Music International Customary instruments and symphony orchestra Composition Orchestration Variation Canon and Fugue Sonata Form Symphony from the beginning until today Opera from the beginning until today Concerto from the beginning until today Chamber music from the beginning until today The impact of Liturgical music in the classical music Modernism in music Postmodernism in Music Minimalism, Post Minimalism and After Aleatory Music Steve Reich Philip Glass Arvo Pärt Contemporary music Iranian composers Pathology of Iranian today music Dynamics and Rest Pluralism in post-tonal music Modern and contemporary harmony Stylistics and history of contemporary music The Development of rhythm The end of historic music and new history of music Authoring and translating professional articles about the contemporary music of world and Iran Head of Gilan music community organization, 2007-2011 lecturer of University of Applied Sciences & Technology (UAST), Art and Culture Gillan branch, years 2009-2010. lecturer of music Faculty, Gilan University, 2011-2012. Jury member of Eleventh music festival of Khuzestan, Ahvaz February 2012. Teaching composition, stylistics and history of music in Tehran, Rasht and Ahvaz