Moali Voshagh

Composer & Pianist

Moali Voshagh

Moali Voshagh, composer and pianist, portrait photo

About

Moali Voshagh — full name Mohammad Ali Voshagh (Persian: محمدعلی وشاق), b. 2002, Tehran — is an Iranian composer and pianist whose work grows out of a combined interest in classical composition, Persian modal traditions, and contemporary sonic practices. Alongside his academic training, he has continued to explore modal and Dastgāh-based writing, contemporary chamber music, electroacoustic work, and audiovisual experimentation.

His work for piano and violin, Is This How It Ends?, received Third Prize at APYCC 2026 (Asia-Pacific Youth Composers Competition). His chamber work Memory of the Not-So-Old Qanat was selected through the Kariz Project open call and has received multiple performances by Quater Ensemble in Cologne. His string quintet Faryâd received Second Prize at the National Youth Music Festival. His chamber work Memory of the Not-So-Old Qanat was selected through the Kariz Project open call and has received multiple performances by Quater Ensemble in Cologne.

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