Eldar Hudiyev
Acknowledged by the US government as an “Artist of Extraordinary Ability”, Eldar Hudiyev possesses over 25 years of experience and a distinguished history of accomplishments in the music field. He is an international award-winning composer, music competition judge, violinist, and pedagogue. His recent composing awards include: Grand Prize at the International Music Competition held in Atlanta, GA, 2024; “Best Original Song” award at the 8 and Halfilm Awards Film Festival, held in Rome, Italy 2023; “Best Music Video” award at the Hollywood on the Tiber Film Awards festival 2023, “Best Original Composition” at the Chainsaw Game and Music Festival, USA 2021; First Prize at the International Music Composition Competition, Atlanta, GA 2021; Second Prize at the Red Maple Music Competition, Toronto, Canada 2021. As a violinist, Eldar has performed in major international concert venues such as Carnegie Hall, Davies Hall, Tchaikovsky Hall to name a few. He holds Master Degree in Violin Performance from the Boston Conservatory of Music at Berklee. Eldar lives in the United States and is originally from the capital of Turkmenistan, Ashgabat city.
Awards & Certificates
Comments from the competition judges about the “Circus”:
“This composition sounds enthusiastic and thrilling. The fast passages make listeners feel like they’re on the edge of their seats! There are many dramatic moments introduced over and over, keeping the audience anticipating about what will happen next. There’s a lot happening with dissonant intervals, different articulations, and instrument techniques, all blending into a unique timbre throughout. The clarinet passage from pages 10 to 13 is indeed very beautiful. The score is well-presented, and the live performance is excellent. Well done!”
Compositions
''Circus''
for Clarinet and Orchestra
World Premiere
For Violin and Orchestra
For Soprano Saxophone and Chamber Orchestra
For Flute and Orchestra
For Voice and Orchestra
For Symphony Orchestra
For Small Orchestra
For Symphony Orchestra
For String Orchestra, Piano, Harpsichord, Piccolo and Trumpet