Haleh

Haleh Arami Rezaei – Piano Teacher | Music Educator

Haleh Arami Rezaei is a distinguished piano teacher and music educator with over two decades

of experience in teaching piano performance and music theory. Her teaching approach reflects a

rich blend of classical training, pedagogical depth, and an ongoing passion for educational

research and innovation.

Haleh began her musical journey at the age of 9 under the guidance of Ms. F. Tafazzoli. Her

studies continued with several of Iran’s most respected pianists and music educators, including

Andre Moradian, Golriz Hashemi, Dr. K. Roshanravan, and Sharif Lotfi. Over the years, she has

built a reputation for excellence in music instruction, preparing students for various performance

opportunities and Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM) examinations, supported by her RCM

teaching certifications.

Deeply committed to educational growth, Haleh has explored effective teaching methods with a

special interest in the Suzuki method and its "mother-tongue" philosophy. Her translation and

compilation of several related articles were published in the Journal of the Center for the

Development of Art Education in Iran, contributing to the broader discourse on early childhood

music education in her home country.

Beyond the classroom, Haleh is an active performer and collaborator, having participated in

numerous recitals and international music festivals. She has performed in duets with renowned

artists and, in 2019, founded the Navaye Hanooz Trio (Hanooz Ensemble). The group has

released three original singles under the Zang Records label, reflecting her interest in ensemble

performance and contemporary music creation.

Her scholarly contributions include the Persian translations of two important music texts: "A

Guide to the Proper Use of Pianoforte Pedals" by Alexandre N. Bokhovtsev (Honaremusighi,

2019) and "Managing Stage Fright" by Julie J. Nagel (Honaremusighi, 2020), offering valuable

resources to Persian-speaking musicians and educators.

Haleh is an active member of the Suzuki Association of the Americas (SAA) and Suzuki

Music/Musique Canada (SMMC), staying engaged with an international community of

educators committed to high-quality, student-centered music instruction.

In addition to her musical achievements, Haleh holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Iran

University of Science and Technology (IUST), with professional experience in Quality

Management System (QMS) design and implementation—a testament to her analytical mindset

and diverse skill set.

With a teaching philosophy rooted in discipline, creativity, and deep personal connection, Haleh

Arami Rezaei continues to inspire a new generation of pianists and music lovers around the

world.