Farya Faraji - Revision history

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	== Inspirations ==		== Inspirations ==
	Musical traditions he has based pieces upon include Albanian, Altai, Armenian (ancient, medieval & modern), Azerbaijani, Belarusian, Bulgarian, Celtic (inc. Breton, Gaulish, Ancient Irish, Ancient Welsh), Chinese (ancient, medieval & modern), Croatian (inc. [[Istrian scale]]), Greek ([[Ancient Greek\|ancient]], Byzantine & modern), [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Iranian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), Jewish (Sephardic), Kurdish, [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Levantine Arabic]], Montenegrin, Moroccan, Nogai, Old Norse, Ancient Roman, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Spanish (Andalusian, flamenco), Turkic, [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Turkish]] (inc. Ottoman), Ukrainian and [[Historical temperaments\|~~historical~~]] ~~Western European (early medieval, high medieval & renaissance~~).		Musical traditions he has based pieces upon include Albanian, Altai, Armenian (ancient, medieval & modern), Azerbaijani, Belarusian, Bulgarian, Celtic (inc. Breton, Gaulish, Ancient Irish, Ancient Welsh), Chinese (ancient, medieval & modern), Croatian (inc. [[Istrian scale]]), Greek ([[Ancient Greek\|ancient]], Byzantine & modern), [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Iranian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), Jewish (Sephardic), Kurdish, [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Levantine Arabic]], Montenegrin, Moroccan, Nogai, Old Norse, Ancient Roman, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Spanish (Andalusian, flamenco), Turkic, [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Turkish]] (inc. Ottoman), Ukrainian and historical Western European (medieval, renaissance & [[Historical temperaments\|early modern]]).

	He has also written [[Indian]]-inspired music which is much looser and less close in its inspiration than his other music (i.e. unlike his other music, it’s not specifically based on a specific place or time, like “carnatic music” or anything like that).		He has also written [[Indian]]-inspired music which is much looser and less close in its inspiration than his other music (i.e. unlike his other music, it’s not specifically based on a specific place or time, like “carnatic music” or anything like that).

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	== Inspirations ==		== Inspirations ==
	Musical traditions he has based pieces upon include Albanian, Altai, Armenian (ancient, medieval & modern), Azerbaijani, Belarusian, Bulgarian, Celtic (inc. Breton, Gaulish, Ancient Irish, Ancient Welsh), Chinese (ancient, medieval & modern), Croatian (inc. [[Istrian scale]]), Greek ([[Ancient Greek\|ancient]], Byzantine & modern), [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Iranian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), Jewish (Sephardic), Kurdish, [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Levantine Arabic]], Montenegrin, Moroccan, Nogai, Old Norse, Ancient Roman, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Spanish (Andalusian, flamenco), Turkic, [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Turkish]] (inc. Ottoman), Ukrainian, Western European (early medieval, high medieval & renaissance).		Musical traditions he has based pieces upon include Albanian, Altai, Armenian (ancient, medieval & modern), Azerbaijani, Belarusian, Bulgarian, Celtic (inc. Breton, Gaulish, Ancient Irish, Ancient Welsh), Chinese (ancient, medieval & modern), Croatian (inc. [[Istrian scale]]), Greek ([[Ancient Greek\|ancient]], Byzantine & modern), [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Iranian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), Jewish (Sephardic), Kurdish, [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Levantine Arabic]], Montenegrin, Moroccan, Nogai, Old Norse, Ancient Roman, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Spanish (Andalusian, flamenco), Turkic, [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Turkish]] (inc. Ottoman), Ukrainian and [[Historical temperaments\|historical]] Western European (early medieval, high medieval & renaissance).

	He has also written [[Indian]]-inspired music which is much looser and less close in its inspiration than his other music (i.e. unlike his other music, it’s not specifically based on a specific place or time, like “carnatic music” or anything like that).		He has also written [[Indian]]-inspired music which is much looser and less close in its inspiration than his other music (i.e. unlike his other music, it’s not specifically based on a specific place or time, like “carnatic music” or anything like that).

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	== Inspirations ==		== Inspirations ==
	Musical traditions he has based pieces upon include [[Albanian]], [[Altai]], [[Armenian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Azerbaijani]], [[Belarusian]], [[Bulgarian]], [[Celtic]] (inc. Breton, Gaulish, Ancient Irish, Ancient Welsh), [[Chinese]] (ancient, medieval & modern), ~~[[Croatian music\|~~Croatian]] (inc. [[Istrian]] ~~scale~~), [[Greek]] ([[Ancient Greek\|ancient]], [[Byzantine]] & modern), [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Iranian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Jewish]] (Sephardic), [[Kurdish]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Levantine Arabic]], [[Montenegrin]], [[Moroccan]], [[Nogai]], [[Old Norse]], [[Ancient Roman]], [[Romanian]], [[Russian]], [[Serbian]], [[Spanish]] (~~[[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|~~Andalusian]], flamenco), [[Turkic]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Turkish]] (inc. Ottoman), [[Ukrainian]], ~~[[Medieval]]~~ Western European, ~~[[Historical temperaments\|Renaissance]] Western European~~.		Musical traditions he has based pieces upon include Albanian, Altai, Armenian (ancient, medieval & modern), Azerbaijani, Belarusian, Bulgarian, Celtic (inc. Breton, Gaulish, Ancient Irish, Ancient Welsh), Chinese (ancient, medieval & modern), Croatian (inc. [[Istrian scale]]), Greek ([[Ancient Greek\|ancient]], Byzantine & modern), [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Iranian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), Jewish (Sephardic), Kurdish, [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Levantine Arabic]], Montenegrin, Moroccan, Nogai, Old Norse, Ancient Roman, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Spanish (Andalusian, flamenco), Turkic, [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Turkish]] (inc. Ottoman), Ukrainian, Western European (early medieval, high medieval & renaissance).

	He has also written [[Indian]]-inspired music which is much looser and less close in its inspiration than his other music (i.e. unlike his other music, it’s not specifically based on a specific place or time, like “carnatic music” or anything like that).		He has also written [[Indian]]-inspired music which is much looser and less close in its inspiration than his other music (i.e. unlike his other music, it’s not specifically based on a specific place or time, like “carnatic music” or anything like that).

BudjarnLambeth: Consistency with similar page titles (I have to work on that a lot more with this page, I know, planning to come back to it today or tomorrow.)

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Consistency with similar page titles (I have to work on that a lot more with this page, I know, planning to come back to it today or tomorrow.)

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	== Inspirations ==		== Inspirations ==
	Musical traditions he has based pieces upon include [[Albanian]], [[Altai]], [[Armenian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Azerbaijani]], [[Belarusian]], [[Bulgarian]], [[Celtic]] (inc. Breton, Gaulish, Ancient Irish, Ancient Welsh), [[Chinese]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Croatian]], [[Greek]] ([[Ancient Greek\|ancient]], [[Byzantine]] & modern), [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Iranian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Jewish]] (Sephardic), [[Kurdish]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Levantine Arabic]], [[Montenegrin]], [[Moroccan]], [[Nogai]], [[Old Norse]], [[Ancient Roman]], [[Romanian]], [[Russian]], [[Serbian]], [[Spanish]] ([[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Andalusian]], flamenco), [[Turkic]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Turkish]] (inc. Ottoman), [[Ukrainian]], [[Medieval]] Western European, [[Historical temperaments\|Renaissance]] Western European.		Musical traditions he has based pieces upon include [[Albanian]], [[Altai]], [[Armenian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Azerbaijani]], [[Belarusian]], [[Bulgarian]], [[Celtic]] (inc. Breton, Gaulish, Ancient Irish, Ancient Welsh), [[Chinese]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Croatian music\|Croatian]] (inc. [[Istrian]] scale), [[Greek]] ([[Ancient Greek\|ancient]], [[Byzantine]] & modern), [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Iranian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Jewish]] (Sephardic), [[Kurdish]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Levantine Arabic]], [[Montenegrin]], [[Moroccan]], [[Nogai]], [[Old Norse]], [[Ancient Roman]], [[Romanian]], [[Russian]], [[Serbian]], [[Spanish]] ([[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Andalusian]], flamenco), [[Turkic]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Turkish]] (inc. Ottoman), [[Ukrainian]], [[Medieval]] Western European, [[Historical temperaments\|Renaissance]] Western European.

	He has also written [[Indian]]-inspired music which is much looser and less close in its inspiration than his other music (i.e. unlike his other music, it’s not specifically based on a specific place or time, like “carnatic music” or anything like that).		He has also written [[Indian]]-inspired music which is much looser and less close in its inspiration than his other music (i.e. unlike his other music, it’s not specifically based on a specific place or time, like “carnatic music” or anything like that).

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	== Inspirations ==		== Inspirations ==
	Musical traditions he has based pieces upon include [[Albanian]], [[Altai]], [[Armenian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Azerbaijani]], [[Belarusian]], [[Bulgarian]], [[Celtic]] (inc. Breton, Gaulish, Ancient Irish, Ancient Welsh), [[Chinese]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Croatian]], [[Greek]] ([[Ancient Greek\|ancient]], [[Byzantine]] & modern), [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Iranian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Jewish]] (Sephardic), [[Kurdish]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Levantine Arabic]], [[Montenegrin]], [[Moroccan]], [[Nogai]], [[Old Norse]], [[Ancient Roman]], [[Romanian]], [[Russian]], [[Serbian]], [[Spanish]] ([[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Andalusian]], flamenco), [[Turkic]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Turkish]] (inc. Ottoman), [[Ukrainian]], [[~~Historical temperaments\|Renaissance~~]] Western European, [[~~Medieval~~]] Western European.		Musical traditions he has based pieces upon include [[Albanian]], [[Altai]], [[Armenian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Azerbaijani]], [[Belarusian]], [[Bulgarian]], [[Celtic]] (inc. Breton, Gaulish, Ancient Irish, Ancient Welsh), [[Chinese]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Croatian]], [[Greek]] ([[Ancient Greek\|ancient]], [[Byzantine]] & modern), [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Iranian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Jewish]] (Sephardic), [[Kurdish]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Levantine Arabic]], [[Montenegrin]], [[Moroccan]], [[Nogai]], [[Old Norse]], [[Ancient Roman]], [[Romanian]], [[Russian]], [[Serbian]], [[Spanish]] ([[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Andalusian]], flamenco), [[Turkic]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Turkish]] (inc. Ottoman), [[Ukrainian]], [[Medieval]] Western European, [[Historical temperaments\|Renaissance]] Western European.

	He has also written [[Indian]]-inspired music which is much looser and less close in its inspiration than his other music (i.e. unlike his other music, it’s not specifically based on a specific place or time, like “carnatic music” or anything like that).		He has also written [[Indian]]-inspired music which is much looser and less close in its inspiration than his other music (i.e. unlike his other music, it’s not specifically based on a specific place or time, like “carnatic music” or anything like that).

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	== Inspirations ==		== Inspirations ==
	Musical traditions he has based pieces upon include [[Albanian]], [[Altai]], [[Armenian]] (ancient & modern), [[Azerbaijani]], [[Belarusian]], [[Bulgarian]], [[Celtic]] (inc. Breton, Gaulish, Ancient Irish, Ancient Welsh), [[Chinese]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Croatian]], [[Greek]] ([[Ancient Greek\|ancient]], [[Byzantine]] & modern), [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Iranian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Jewish]] (Sephardic), [[Kurdish]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Levantine Arabic]], [[Montenegrin]], [[Moroccan]], [[Nogai]], [[Old Norse]], [[Ancient Roman]], [[Romanian]], [[Russian]], [[Serbian]], [[Spanish]] ([[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Andalusian]], flamenco), [[Turkic]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Turkish]] (inc. Ottoman), [[Ukrainian]], [[Historical temperaments\|Renaissance]] Western European, [[Medieval]] Western European.		Musical traditions he has based pieces upon include [[Albanian]], [[Altai]], [[Armenian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Azerbaijani]], [[Belarusian]], [[Bulgarian]], [[Celtic]] (inc. Breton, Gaulish, Ancient Irish, Ancient Welsh), [[Chinese]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Croatian]], [[Greek]] ([[Ancient Greek\|ancient]], [[Byzantine]] & modern), [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Iranian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Jewish]] (Sephardic), [[Kurdish]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Levantine Arabic]], [[Montenegrin]], [[Moroccan]], [[Nogai]], [[Old Norse]], [[Ancient Roman]], [[Romanian]], [[Russian]], [[Serbian]], [[Spanish]] ([[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Andalusian]], flamenco), [[Turkic]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Turkish]] (inc. Ottoman), [[Ukrainian]], [[Historical temperaments\|Renaissance]] Western European, [[Medieval]] Western European.

	He has also written [[Indian]]-inspired music which is much looser and less close in its inspiration than his other music (i.e. unlike his other music, it’s not specifically based on a specific place or time, like “carnatic music” or anything like that).		He has also written [[Indian]]-inspired music which is much looser and less close in its inspiration than his other music (i.e. unlike his other music, it’s not specifically based on a specific place or time, like “carnatic music” or anything like that).

BudjarnLambeth at 11:41, 17 November 2024

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	'''Farya Faraji''' is an Iranian composer, musician and editor living in Canada. He takes an interest in the diversity of modern and [[historical]] Eurasian musical [[Approaches to musical tuning\|traditions]]. He began uploading music in 2019 and has been consistently prolific since then, composing over 300 pieces.		'''Farya Faraji''' is an Iranian composer, musician and editor living in Canada. He takes an interest in the diversity of modern and [[historical]] Eurasian musical [[Approaches to musical tuning\|traditions]]. He began uploading music in 2019 and has been consistently prolific since then, composing over 300 pieces.

	His stated aim in his YouTube bio to make music which is as authentic as possible to the tradition each piece is inspired by, doing extensive research to get the tuning, instrumentation, ornamentation, texture and other details correct. The balance between accuracy to the tradition versus creative license varies from piece to piece - in the YouTube descriptions of his pieces he usually specifies how accurate or ~~mot~~ they are.		His stated aim in his YouTube bio to make music which is as authentic as possible to the tradition each piece is inspired by, doing extensive research to get the tuning, instrumentation, ornamentation, texture and other details correct. The balance between accuracy to the tradition versus creative license varies from piece to piece - in the YouTube descriptions of his pieces he usually specifies how accurate or not they are.

	== Inspirations ==		== Inspirations ==

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	== Inspirations ==		== Inspirations ==
	Musical traditions he has based pieces upon include [[Albanian]], [[Altai]], [[Armenian]] (ancient & modern), [[Azerbaijani]], [[Belarusian]], [[Bulgarian~~]], [[Byzantine~~]], [[Celtic]] (inc. Breton, Gaulish, Ancient Irish, Ancient Welsh), [[Chinese]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Croatian]], [[Greek]] ([[Ancient Greek\|ancient]] & modern), [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Iranian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Jewish]] (Sephardic), [[Kurdish]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Levantine Arabic]], [[Montenegrin]], [[Moroccan]], [[Nogai]], [[Old Norse]], [[Ancient Roman]], [[Romanian]], [[Russian]], [[Serbian]], [[Spanish]] ([[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Andalusian]], flamenco), [[Turkic]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Turkish]] (inc. Ottoman), [[Ukrainian]], [[Historical temperaments\|Renaissance]] Western European, [[Medieval]] Western European.		Musical traditions he has based pieces upon include [[Albanian]], [[Altai]], [[Armenian]] (ancient & modern), [[Azerbaijani]], [[Belarusian]], [[Bulgarian]], [[Celtic]] (inc. Breton, Gaulish, Ancient Irish, Ancient Welsh), [[Chinese]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Croatian]], [[Greek]] ([[Ancient Greek\|ancient]], [[Byzantine]] & modern), [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Iranian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Jewish]] (Sephardic), [[Kurdish]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Levantine Arabic]], [[Montenegrin]], [[Moroccan]], [[Nogai]], [[Old Norse]], [[Ancient Roman]], [[Romanian]], [[Russian]], [[Serbian]], [[Spanish]] ([[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Andalusian]], flamenco), [[Turkic]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Turkish]] (inc. Ottoman), [[Ukrainian]], [[Historical temperaments\|Renaissance]] Western European, [[Medieval]] Western European.

	He has also written [[Indian]]-inspired music which is much looser and less close in its inspiration than his other music (i.e. unlike his other music, it’s not specifically based on a specific place or time, like “carnatic music” or anything like that).		He has also written [[Indian]]-inspired music which is much looser and less close in its inspiration than his other music (i.e. unlike his other music, it’s not specifically based on a specific place or time, like “carnatic music” or anything like that).

BudjarnLambeth: /* Inspirations */

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	== Inspirations ==		== Inspirations ==
	Musical traditions he has based pieces upon include [[Albanian]], [[Altai]], [[Armenian]] (ancient & modern), [[Azerbaijani]], [[Belarusian]], [[Bulgarian]], [[Byzantine]], [[Celtic]] (inc. Breton, Gaulish, Ancient Irish, Ancient Welsh), [[Chinese]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Croatian]], [[Greek]] ([[Ancient Greek\|ancient]] & modern), [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Iranian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Jewish]] (Sephardic), [[Kurdish]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Levantine Arabic]], [[Montenegrin]], [[Moroccan]], [[Nogai]], [[Old Norse]], [[Ancient Roman]], [[Romanian]], [[Russian]], [[Serbian]], [[Spanish]] ([[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Andalusian]], flamenco), [[Turkic]], [[Turkish]] (inc. Ottoman), [[Ukrainian]], [[Historical temperaments\|Renaissance]] Western European, [[Medieval]] Western European.		Musical traditions he has based pieces upon include [[Albanian]], [[Altai]], [[Armenian]] (ancient & modern), [[Azerbaijani]], [[Belarusian]], [[Bulgarian]], [[Byzantine]], [[Celtic]] (inc. Breton, Gaulish, Ancient Irish, Ancient Welsh), [[Chinese]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Croatian]], [[Greek]] ([[Ancient Greek\|ancient]] & modern), [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Iranian]] (ancient, medieval & modern), [[Jewish]] (Sephardic), [[Kurdish]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Levantine Arabic]], [[Montenegrin]], [[Moroccan]], [[Nogai]], [[Old Norse]], [[Ancient Roman]], [[Romanian]], [[Russian]], [[Serbian]], [[Spanish]] ([[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Andalusian]], flamenco), [[Turkic]], [[Arabic, Turkish, Persian\|Turkish]] (inc. Ottoman), [[Ukrainian]], [[Historical temperaments\|Renaissance]] Western European, [[Medieval]] Western European.

	He has also written [[Indian]]-inspired music which is much looser and less close in its inspiration than his other music (i.e. unlike his other music, it’s not specifically based on a specific place or time, like “carnatic music” or anything like that).		He has also written [[Indian]]-inspired music which is much looser and less close in its inspiration than his other music (i.e. unlike his other music, it’s not specifically based on a specific place or time, like “carnatic music” or anything like that).

BudjarnLambeth at 11:22, 17 November 2024

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	'''Farya Faraji''' is an Iranian composer, musician and editor living in Canada. He takes an interest in ~~non-Western~~ and [[historical]] musical [[Approaches to musical tuning\|traditions]]. He began uploading music in 2019 and has been consistently prolific since then, composing over 300 pieces.		'''Farya Faraji''' is an Iranian composer, musician and editor living in Canada. He takes an interest in the diversity of modern and [[historical]] Eurasian musical [[Approaches to musical tuning\|traditions]]. He began uploading music in 2019 and has been consistently prolific since then, composing over 300 pieces.

	His stated aim in his YouTube bio to make music which is as authentic as possible to the tradition each piece is inspired by, doing extensive research to get the tuning, instrumentation, ornamentation, texture and other details correct. The balance between accuracy to the tradition versus creative license varies from piece to piece - in the YouTube descriptions of his pieces he usually specifies how accurate or mot they are.		His stated aim in his YouTube bio to make music which is as authentic as possible to the tradition each piece is inspired by, doing extensive research to get the tuning, instrumentation, ornamentation, texture and other details correct. The balance between accuracy to the tradition versus creative license varies from piece to piece - in the YouTube descriptions of his pieces he usually specifies how accurate or mot they are.