Ali Nematollahi
Musician and Teacher of Percussion Instruments

Ali Nematollahi is a skilled musician and teacher specializing in percussion instruments such as Tambak, Daf, Hang Drum, Cajón, Udo, Tumba (Conga-Bongo), Bendir, and Darbuka. He has honed his craft under the tutelage of esteemed professors including Mohammad Esmaeili, Bahman Rajabi, Amir Babak Rukni Vala, Hakim Ludin, Bijan Kamkar, Babak Bani Hosseini, and Mohammad Goudarzi.

Artistic Resume:

Collaborated with the Sheida group and recorded the Mastan song
Performed with the Iranian Academic Orchestra
Performed with the Aftab Orchestra, directed by Ali Zare and featuring vocalist Salar Aghili
Performed with the Honaravaran Orchestra under the supervision of Professor Sharif Lotfi and Kourosh Matin
Participated in the Sayeh group under the supervision of Professor Ramin Safaei
Musician at the Nava Scientific Yoga Institute
Member of the Saye Sar group and recorded the "Chelcheleh" album under the supervision of Hossein Soleimani, featuring vocalists Mostafa Hosseini and Noshin Tafi
Collaborated with the Arghavan group under the supervision of Reza Nowrozi
Recorded the album "Baran," arranged and composed by Sorena Sefati
Recorded the music track "Bagh Baharan," featuring percussion and vocals with Behnam Nouri's voice
Performed at the Tirgan and Rumi festivals in Canada with Shahu Andalibi, Amir Amiri, and Amir Kushkani
Performed at the Mehrgan Festival in Toronto under the direction of Shahin Fayaz, featuring vocalist Soheila Golestani
Performed at Hardhouse with his own sound attack group
Performed several special concerts at the University of Toronto and the Aga Khan Museum
Ali Nematollahi is currently active in both Iran and Canada, continuing his artistic endeavors and maintaining online communication with his long-distance students.