
Tara Pirayandeh is a film composer, musician, and Tar player whose work centers on storytelling through music. Her approach to film scoring integrates Persian musical traditions with contemporary composition techniques, combining acoustic instrumentation, orchestration, and electronic sound design to create emotionally nuanced and culturally informed scores. She is particularly interested in the relationship between music and narrative, with a focus on how sound can shape atmosphere, character, and dramatic structure.
Her compositional work often incorporates the tar alongside modern production elements, resulting in a distinctive sonic palette that bridges traditional and contemporary practices. She has experience scoring for visual media and is developing a body of work that reflects both technical control and a strong artistic voice in cinematic composition.
In addition to her work in film scoring, Tara is an active performer and producer. She specializes in blending Persian music with electronic genres and has developed skills in digital production, mixing, and mastering. Her background in computer science, combined with her studies at Berklee College of Music, supports a technically informed approach to composition and sound design.
Tara is also committed to using music as a means of cultural connection and social impact. Through her artistic and educational work, she aims to expand the visibility of Persian music in global contexts and contribute to projects that engage with themes of identity, expression, and cross-cultural dialogue.