Ahmed al-Gendy

B.M. in Film Scoring and Music Composition - Berklee College of Music 08' Unlike many composers, Ahmed has been working in depth with cymatics in order to understand the earliest sounds of the universe during its conception. He has also been studying the elder futhark in hopes of deciphering the intended vibrations and pitches that were designated to the runes and the early Hebrew language. Ahmed plays flute, piano, and can even sweep and shred on the electric guitar. His mother is an opera signer and a theologian from Yale Divinity School. His father (now deceased) was an international entrepreneur.