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Mohammed Fairouz

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Mohammed Fairouz (born November 1, 1985) is an American composer. He is one of the most frequently performed composers of his generation and has been described as an important new artistic voice. Fairouz began composing at an early age and studied at the New England Conservatory of Music and the Curtis Institute of Music. His teachers included Gunther Schuller, Halim El-Dabh, György Ligeti and John Heiss. Fairouz lives in New York City.

Top songs

  1. Piano Miniature No. 6, "Addio"
  2. Piano Miniature No. 1, "Nocturnal Snapshot"
  3. Piano Miniature No. 4
  4. Chorale Fantasy
  5. Piano Sonata No. 2 “The Last Resistance”: IV. Men and Women in Dark Times
  6. Kol Nidrei
  7. Zabur, Pt. 2: Part II: In the beginning you laid the foundations (Dawoūd, Chorus)
  8. Litany
  9. Tahwidah
  10. Piano Miniature No. 2
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  1. Piano Miniature No. 3
  2. Piano Miniature No. 5
  3. 4 Critical Models: I. Catchword: A Modernists' 'Dilemma'
  4. 4 Critical Models: II. Intervention: Une Musique Informelle
  5. Audenesque: I
  6. Lamentation and Satire: I. Lamentation
  7. 4 Critical Models: III. Catchword: An Oriental(ist) Model
  8. Symphony No. 4, "In The Shadow Of No Towers": I. The New Normal
  9. 4 Critical Models: IV. Intervention: A Dialectical Synthesis
  10. Lamentation and Satire: II. Satire
  11. Tahrir
  12. El male rachamim: I. God, full of mercy
  13. Symphony No. 3, "Poems and Prayers": I. Kaddish
  14. Symphony No. 4, "In The Shadow Of No Towers": III. One Nation Under Two Flags
  15. Symphony No. 4, "In The Shadow Of No Towers": II. Notes Of A Heartbroken Narcissist
  16. 3 Novelettes: No. 2. Serenade
  17. El male rachamim: II. I, who pluck flowers from the hilltop
  18. Symphony No. 3, "Poems and Prayers": III. Night Fantasy
  19. Symphony No. 4, "In The Shadow Of No Towers": IV. Anniversaries
  20. Airs: I. Prelude
  21. El male rachamim: IV. I, who use but a tiny portion of the words in the dictionary
  22. 3 Novelettes: No. 1. Cadenzas
  23. Symphony No. 3, "Poems and Prayers": II. Lullaby
  24. El male rachamim: III. I, who brought corpses from the mountains
  25. Sonata for Solo Violin, "Native Informant": I. Lyric Sketch
  26. 3 Novelettes: No. 3. Dance Montage
  27. Symphony No. 3, "Poems and Prayers": Minyan
  28. Audenesque: II
  29. Audenesque: III
  30. Airs: II. Fantasy
  31. Airs: III. Intermezzo
  32. El male rachamim: V. I, who am forced to decipher riddles
  33. Sonata for Solo Violin, "Native Informant": II. Rounds
  34. Symphony No. 3, "Poems and Prayers": Oseh Shalom
  35. Airs: IV. Toccata
  36. Sonata for Solo Violin, "Native Informant": III. For Egypt
  37. Sonata for Solo Violin, "Native Informant": IV. Scherzo
  38. Posh: II. Blue Sea Songs
  39. Jebel Lebnan: II. Lamentation: Ariel's Song
  40. Jebel Lebnan: III. Dance and Little Song
  41. Jebel Lebnan: IV. Mar Charbel's Dabkeh
  42. The Named Angels: I. Mikail's Thunder
  43. Sonata for Solo Violin, "Native Informant": V. Lullaby of the Ex Soldat
  44. Jebel Lebnan: I. Bashir's March
  45. For Victims: I. Prologue: The House of Justice
  46. Zabur, Pt. 1: Part I: Prophecy (Chorus, Children, Dawoūd)
  47. Sadat: Jehan
  48. Audenesque: IV
  49. The Named Angels: II. Azrael Malak al-Maut
  50. Posh: III. Posh
  51. Symphony No. 3, "Poems and Prayers": IV. Memorial Day for the War Dead
  52. Annabel Lee
  53. Sadat: July 23rd, 1952
  54. Jebel Lebnan: Interlude: Nay
  55. For Victims: II. Song of the Victims
  56. The Named Angels: III. Jibreel at HIRA
  57. Posh: I. Ballad of the Layette
  58. Zabur, Pt. 1: Part I: There is an occasional crackle far away (Dawoūd)
  59. Zabur, Pt. 1: Part I: There is no power here (Dawoūd)
  60. Zabur, Pt. 2: Part II: Your candle is almost out (Jibreel, Dawoūd)
  61. Piano Sonata No. 2 “The Last Resistance”: I. The Last Resistance
  62. 3 Fragments of Ibn Khafajah: No. 2. —
  63. Zabur, Pt. 1: Part I: And so now what seemed so urgent before (Dawoūd)
  64. Zabur, Pt. 2: Part II: I tried to get the children to play, but they won't (Jibreel, Dawoūd)
  65. Zabur, Pt. 1: Part I: Serve the Lord with fear (Dawoūd, Chorus)
  66. Zabur, Pt. 2: Part II: This is inspiring! (Dawoūd)
  67. Zabur, Pt. 2: Part II: Can we tell them we are hungry? (Children)
  68. The Named Angels: IV. Israfel's Spell
  69. Zabur, Pt. 2: Part II: Yes, children, this is the power of art (Jibreel, Chorus)
  70. I
  71. Refugee Blues
  72. Zabur, Pt. 2: Part II: We should all - especially the children here (Jibreel, Dawoūd)
  73. Zabur, Pt. 1: Part I: The Lord scoffs at them (Dawoūd, Chorus)
  74. Sadat: The Day The Leader Was Killed
  75. Sadat: Jerusalem
  76. Piano Sonata No. 2 “The Last Resistance”: II. Retro Recollections on 21st and 8th
  77. Piano Sonata No. 2 “The Last Resistance”: III. Freud Goes to Abu Ghraib
  78. Sadat: The Death Of Nasser/TheLeader
  79. Jeder Mensch: No. 2. Today I Realized Something Very Strange
  80. Zabur, Pt. 2: Part II: Hear my prayer, O Lord (Chorus)
  81. Zabur, Pt. 2: Part II: The Lord looked down (Chorus, Dawoūd)
  82. Zabur, Part II: Can we tell them we are hungry?
  83. Jeder Mensch: No. 1. The Eternal Source
  84. Zabur, Pt. 2: Part II: Destruction of the Shelter (Chorus, Children, Dawoūd)
  85. 3 Fragments of Ibn Khafajah: No. 1. —
  86. No Orpheus: No. 2. No Orpheus
  87. German Romantic Song
  88. The Stolen Child
  89. Jeder Mensch: No. 3. The Celebration of the Spirit
  90. No Orpheus: No. 3. Her Waltz

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