From Left to Right: Kelly Rice, Rita Ueda, Boris Brott, Sharon Azrieli, and Iman Habibi – Azrieli Music Awards 2021, at Sofitel, Montreal, Canada
Valerie Coleman and Iman Habibi – Reopening of Carnegie Hall with The Philadelphia Orchestra – Nov. 2021
Sold-out Performance – Reopening of Carnegie Hall with the Philadelphia Orchestra – Nov. 2021
Yannick Nézet-Séguin and Iman Habibi – Backstage at Verizon Hall – Oct. 2021
Conducting – Photo by Steve Dagg
Iman Habibi with composer John Adams and The Philadelphia Orchestra, working on Habibi’s Jeder Baum Spricht
From left to right: Jennifer Higdon, Gabriela Lena Frank, Carlos Simon, John Adams, Jessica Hunt, and Iman Habibi. The Philadelphia Orchestra’s Verizon Hall
Iman Habibi conducting his piece, Radiant Light, at Westben Performer-Composer Residency
Habibi speaking to audiences at Westben Composer-Performer Residency
Iman Habibi and conductor Alexander Micklethwaite following the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra’s performance of Habibi’s The Promised Hand
Iman Habibi and Alexancer Micklethwaite, pre-concert talk, Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
With pianists Avan Yu and Deborah Grimmett in Manhattan, NY, following a terrific recital by Avan, April 3, 2018
Iman Habibi with Eugene Rogers and The University of Michigan Men’s Glee Club at Hill Auditorium, prior to their performance of Habibi’s Out of the Cradle
ISCM 2017 – World Music Days in Vancouver – From Left to Right: Gabriel Dharmoo, Iman Habibi, Jim Hiscott, Jennifer Butler, Jeffrey Ryan, Jocelyn Morlock, Mariah Mennie, Nicole Lizée, Rodney Sharman, Charlie Wall-Andrews, Randy Miller, Riitta Donovan, Michael Burridge, Erica Tao, David Pay and Morna Edmundson
With former teacher, and long-time mentor and friend, composer Jeffrey Ryan in Ann Arbor, Michigan – May 2017
Leonard Enns and DaCapo Chamber Choir Rehearsing Black Riders in Waterloo, ON – May 2017
right to left: Bramwell Tovey, Deborah Grimmett, Iman Habibi on Orpheum Theatre’s stage following our performance of Saint-Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra
Iman Habibi and Deborah Grimmett (Piano Pinnacle) performing Saint-Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and Maestro Bramwell Tovey
Maestro Bramwell Tovey introduces Iman Habibi and Deborah Grimmett before a performance of Saint-Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra
Pianist Jane Coop and Soprano Jane Long perform my song cycle, Silent Awakening, at Douglas College’s Arts at One Series in New Westminster, BC – March 23rd, 2016
With Jerry Blackstone Following the Performance of The Rose of Midnight at Hill Auditorium
Taking a Bow Following Michigan Chamber Choir’s Performance of My Choral Work at the Hill Auditorium
With David T Little following his Bolcom Residency at Michigan, 2016
Performing with the Dearborn Symphony Orchestra as orchestral pianist
Piano Pinnacle, Deborah Grimmett and Iman Habibi, University of Michigan Britton Hall – 2016
With Cellist/Conductor Anthony Elliott and Deborah Grimmett at University of Michigan School of Music
Piano Pinnacle performs with the Dexter Community Orchestra, Anthony Elliott conducting, photo by Michael Daugherty
John Luther Adams and Iman Habibi – Rackham Auditorium, Ann Arbor, Michigan – 2015
University of Michigan’s Graduate Composition Students. From Left to Right: Matthew Browne, Jim Anderson, Tyler Arnold, Jules Pegram, Jessica Wie, Michael Daugherty, Nathan Thatcher, Shu Zhu, Aaron Hendrix, Donia Jarrar, Andrew Posner, Carlos Simon – Sitting: Brandon Rumsey, Baldwin Giang, Iman Habibi, September 2015
New York Festival of Song – From Left to Right, Standing: Shea Owens, Michael Barrett, Leann Osterkamp, Matthew Tommasini, Iman Habibi, Mingjie Lei, Bright Sheng, Brandon Rumsey – Sitting: Annie Rosen, Amy Owens – February 2015
Left to Right: Geordie Roberts, Iman Habibi, Deborah Grimmett, Bahareh Poureslami – Following a performance of the Brahms Requiem with the Vancouver Peace Choir
Piano Pinnacle, Deborah Grimmett and Iman Habibi, Performing Brahms Requiem with the Vancouver Peace Choir, March 2014
Performing the Brahms Requiem, Vancouver Peace Choir – March 2014
With long-time mentors, piano duo of Kenneth Broadway and Ralph Markham at my wedding, 2014
Working with the Emily Carr String Quartet at ArtSpring, 2014
Piano Pinnacle and Ari Barnes perform at a private gathering in Vancouver, BC, 2014
Piano Pinnacle, private performance with Ariel Barnes, Vancouver, BC, 2014
Entertaining weary travelers at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam, 2014, Deborah Grimmett and Iman Habibi (Piano Pinnacle)
With legendary duo pianist Andreas Groethuysen – Not pictured is Yaara Tal who was sadly feeling sick on that day, Munich, March 2014
Featured on the cover of Negah Magazine for my work as part of Safar Exhibition at the Museum of Anthropology, 2013
Dress rehearsal of Voyage, Piano Sonata, at the Museum of Anthropology in Vancouver, 2013
Dress Rehearsal of Voyage, Piano Sonata, at the Museum of Anthropology in Vancouver, 2013
Following the outdoor performance of Aqueous Ascent commissioned by the Redshift Music Society with Saxophilia and Vis-à-Vis Saxophone Quartets, 2013
Piano Pinnacle at United States International Piano Duo Competition- 2013
Performance of In the Shimmer of Shining Hues commissioned by the Canadian Music Center and the Canadian League of Composers at the Vancouver Art Gallery performed by Ethos Collective, June 2012
With BC Girls’ Choir Following the Performance of Lullaby for Hiroshima at The Museum of Anthropology in Vancouver, BC, 2012
Piano Pinnacle with The Bergmann Duo (Marcel Bergmann and Elizabeth Bergmann) after a performance at The Langley Community Music School
Winners of SOCAN Foundation Awards for Young Audio-Visual Composer – From Left to Right: Matthew Rogers, Adam Lastiwka, Iman Habibi, 2011
Kathleen Allan and Iman Habibi featured in Georgia Straight’s Artists to Watch – 2011
Piano Pinnacle in Performance at the Roy Barnett Recital Hall, Vancouver, BC, August 2011
Mayor Gregor Robertson, Iman Habibi, and Jeremy Berkman – Iman Habibi presented with Vancouver Mayor’s Arts Award for Emerging Artist in Music – 2011
From Left to Right: Iman Habibi, Michael Mori, Mark McGregor – Powell Street Festival Performance of Nothing is Free
With Pianist Anton Kuerti at Orford Summer Music Festival
Recording Session at Roy Barnett Recital Hall, Vancouver, BC
Finalists of the Inaugural Knigge National Piano Competition, 2008, UBC School of Music
Choral Conducting Festival in Alberta, where I conducted the final movement of Vivaldi’s Gloria, 2007
At a Private Gathering with Iranian Pianist Anoushiravan Rohani in Vancouver, BC