Flutist Amir Hoshang Farsi Joins Suòno Artist Management Roster

Iranian and Pakistani American flutist Amir Hoshang Farsi has joined the artist roster of Suòno Artist Management, a boutique agency in the San Francisco Bay Area representing some of today's leading musicians. A native of California, Amir will be represented by Marianne LaCrosse, Founder and CEO of Suòno Artist Management.

Farsi says, "I'm so excited to be on the Suòno Artist Management roster alongside its brilliant artists. I had met Marianne just a few times before joining, but every interaction felt so comfortable and familial that I knew we were the right fit-I cannot wait to see what we create together!"

Farsi has made appearances at notable halls and music festivals across the United States and Canada, including Carnegie Hall, the Banff Centre, MASS MoCA, the Guggenheim Museum, Lincoln Center, the New World Center, Music@Menlo and Norfolk Chamber Music Festivals, the Bang on a Can Festival, the St. Lawrence String Quartet Chamber Music Seminar, the Annapolis and Lake George Music Festivals, the UN Chamber Music Society, and the Shenandoah Valley Bach Festival.

Currently a Fellow with Carnegie Hall's prestigious Ensemble Connect program (2020-2023), Amir has collaborated with leading artists such as tenor Nicholas Phan, soprano Meigui Zhang, violinists Arnaud Sussmann and Jennifer Frautschi, cellist Inbal Segev, oboist Steven Taylor, harpist Parker Ramsay, bassist Scott Pingel, pianist Mika Sasaki, and horn player William Purvis. Other projects have included composers Julia Wolfe, Luca Francesconi, Reena Esmail, Kaija Saariaho, Robert Honstein, visual-artist Kevork Mourad, and multidisciplinary duo The Afield. Future collaborations include premiering a work by violinist and composer Michi Wiancko, performing with flutist Claire Chase, and upcoming projects with cellist Mike Block, tabla-player Sandeep Das, and multidisciplinary ensemble Running AMOC.

As an orchestral musician he has performed under prolific conductors such as Marin Alsop, David Robertson, Peter Oundjian, Jean-Marie Zeitouni, Leon Fleisher, Brad Lubman, and Ignat Solzhenitsyn. Amir has performed in the New Haven Symphony, Princeton Symphony, Orpheus, and Ensemble Signal. He received a bachelor's degree from the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University under the tutelage of Marina Piccinini and a master's degree from the Yale School of Music, where he studied with Ransom Wilson.

To learn more, please visit www.amirfarsi.com.

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