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* photos by Majanka Fotografie from Toonzetters album release concert. Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ, Amsterdam

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© Rashin Teimouri (Droniink) and Soheil Shayesteh

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Joost Willemze
for Harp and Live Electronics
In collaboration with Soheil Shayesteh
Image by Robert Clark
Dokwerk Saxophone Quartet
Negarehaye Rangin
for Saxophone Quartet

Anytime, Anywhere

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Thomas Dulfer
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for Bassoon and Live Electronics
In collaboration with Soheil Shayesteh
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Anytime, Anywhere

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Soorbâng
for four-hand piano
& two percussions
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Anytime, Anywhere

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Negarehaye Rangin
for Saxophone Quartet

Videos

A Visual Interpretation of Event Horizon
00:50
A Visual Interpretation - Event Horizon: the point of no return
00:46
Behind the Scenes of Recording "It's the Voice that Shall Remain"
01:00
Prelude for Piano (Visual Contrapuntal Interplay)
01:05
Ramin Amin Tafreshi - Confessions of the Mulberry Tree, door Nederlands Philharmonisch olv Gemma New
07:31
Interweaving Cultures - Ramin Amin Tafreshi - AHK Eindwerkprijs 2025
00:42
Ramin Amin Tafreshi: Soorbâng | Toonzetters
03:04
Debussy, Claude: Clair De Lune (Duo Avenoir) arr. Ramin Amin Tafreshi
06:24
Ramin Amin Tafreshi - Negarehaye Rangin (2020)
12:14

To celebrate the premiere of the Confessions of the Mulberry Tree by the Nederlands Philharmonisch Orkest, Ramin joins Botte Jellema on Klankcast. In this episode, Ramin discusses the inspirations behind the piece, the creative process, and the stories that shaped his music. Tune in on Spotify or your favourite digital platform!

* photos by Duco de Vries from the concert of Ramon van Engelenhoven. Het Cocertgebouw, Amsterdam

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