Farahnaz Barzmehri (FaraMuse) is an Iranian composer, violinist whose creative work masterfully blends artistic independence with profound emotional depth. In addition to composing original works, she is dedicated to reimagining and arranging masterpieces by major composers and songwriters, bringing forth the melodic beauty of each piece through her distinctive interpretative style. Her mission is to make classical music more accessible and emotionally engaging, allowing listeners to connect with it on a deeply personal level.

Her original compositions are widely recognized for their cinematic and expressive qualities, often centered around the violin with the orchestral, ensemble, solo or electronic background. Rich orchestral textures, narrative-driven structures, and powerful emotional storytelling define her unique musical voice.

Faramuse collaborates closely with Pars Studio to compose, arrange, and record her works. These productions seamlessly fuse classical traditions with cinematic soundscapes, creating a compelling blend of structure and emotion.

In addition to her creative projects, Faramuse serves as the Artistic Director and Instructor at the Vancouver Conservatory of Music, where she teaches academic deciplines. Her pedagogical approach draws on internationally recognized methods including the Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM), Suzuki, and ABRSM syllabi.

Faramuse holds a violin performance and teaching certificate from the Royal Conservatory of Music and is an active member of the Vancouver Philharmonic Orchestra, performing regularly in concerts and festivals throughout British Columbia.