Reza Ohadi is a pianist, composer, and arranger whose music brings together classical training, Persian musical sensitivity, and cinematic storytelling. With more than twenty-five years of experience at the piano, he creates performances and arrangements that are lyrical, intimate, and emotionally direct. His work moves between original piano music, contemporary arrangements, and expressive reinterpretations of beloved songs. Whether performing a familiar melody or writing something entirely new, Reza approaches each piece as a conversation between memory, silence, and sound.
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“Music shaped by memory, silence, and emotion.”
I do not write music simply to fill silence. I write to discover what silence has been holding.My compositions often begin with a small idea, a melody, a chord, a memory, or even a feeling that cannot yet be explained. From there, I let the piano lead. I am drawn to music that feels honest rather than loud, music that leaves room for reflection and stays with the listener after the final note has disappeared.
At the piano
Formative years immersed in the classical repertoire.
Toward composition
A gradual turn from interpretation to writing original works.
On the stage
Bringing the compositions to live audiences.
A digital catalogue
Opening a curated library of original sheet music.
Classical piano
—Years of dedicated study in the classical tradition.
Composition & theory
—Continued study in composition, harmony and orchestration.
Solo Recital
May 10, 2026Concert Hall, City to be announced
Chamber Evening
October 2, 2026Recital Hall, City to be announced
I believe the most powerful music does not demand attention. It invites it. A meaningful piece should feel like a place the listener can enter, breathe in, and return to. Technique matters, but emotion gives technique its purpose. My goal is never only to impress. It is to create a moment of connection, where someone may recognize a feeling they could not put into words.
