Shaahin Mohajeri

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Shaahin mohajeri (شاهين مهاجري)

Shaahin mohajeri or Shahin mohajeri ,(in Persian شاهين مهاجري) born 26 july 1971 in Tehran, Iran is a Tombak player,Tombak Researcher and microtonal composer. He has B.A in geology from Tehran university.He began studying tombak under supervision of Nasser Farhangfar, master of tombak, but His Studies of tombak sound and fingering, tombak musical analysis and his arrhythmic musical ideas have led him to a different musical world of tombak and tombak playing.

He composes music for solo of tombak and tombak group with different [{pitch (music)|]es, ranging from traditional to his personal style.

He is working on a new musical notation system for tombak as a result of acoustical parameters and a system of fingering classification for this drum .

As a microtonalist, he works on different tuning systems such as :

Equal divisions of length( EDL)
Arithmetic irrational divisions of octave AIDO(or nonoctave,interval)
Equal divisions of octave
Arithmetic divisions of length (ADL)

Shaahin mohajeri believes that 96-EDO is a good system for intervallic structure of persian music with more accurate estimation than ali naqi vaziri's 24-EDO system.Now,He is working on a microtonal notation system based on 96-EDO for persian music and on a model for tuning systems classification based on divisions of octavic or nonoctavic musical scales and systems.

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