Serkan Çağrı is an internationally acclaimed clarinet artist known for his unique tone, emotional musical expression, and modern interpretation of Turkish and Balkan music. As a performer, producer, festival director, and academic, he continues to contribute to the global visibility of clarinet music through concerts, television productions, and international cultural projects. The ACL740 “Serkan Çağrı” Signature Model, developed in collaboration with AMATI, combines artistic sensitivity, technical precision, and years of professional performance experience.

Saeid Karami is a professional musician, composer, and music educator with more than 20 years of international experience in Iran, Turkey, and Germany. His artistic focus is on Eastern, World, and Fusion music, combining traditional influences with contemporary sounds and cross-cultural collaborations. He is an accomplished performer of Clarinet, Saxophone, Flute, and Shalimo, actively participating in concerts, international projects,recordings, and educational programs. Composer of 10 music albums of Iranian classical and folk music; Turkishand Arabic *maqam*-based and regional music; and modern Western music.

Clarinetist, Saxophonist, Composer. Mohammad Zarnoosh was born in Iran in 1992. He began his musical journey at the age of seven, studying several instruments including piano, guitar, clarinet, and saxophone. After training with some of Iran’s leading clarinet teachers, he continued his musical education in Turkey, where he specialized in Turkish clarinet and performance techniques. In 2021, he released his first album, My Feeling, featuring collaborations with distinguished musicians from both Iran and Turkey. Throughout his career, Mohammad has performed alongside some of Iran’s most renowned artists, including Mohsen Yeganeh, Mohammad Alizadeh, Ehsan Khajeh Amiri. He is the composer and arranger of the song 11 Months, 29 Days and Thousands of Hours, performed by Alireza Ghorbani. Mohammad has performed extensively in many countries around the world, including the Netherlands, Germany, Australia, Sweden, and Austria, appearing in concerts and international music events. He also played guitar in the popular music video I Promise You by Mohsen Yeganeh. In addition to his live performances, he has contributed as a musician, composer, and arranger to numerous recordings and international music projects with artists from different countries. As an artist, Mohammad combines traditional influences with contemporary musical expression, bringing his unique sound and experience to audiences worldwide.

Milad Mallek is an Iranian G Clarinet artist, composer, producer, and music researcher known for blending Middle Eastern musical roots with contemporary music. He was born in 1989 in Ahvaz, Iran, and has been active in the music industry for over two decades. He has released four instrumental albums, two of which are dedicated to the G Clarinet, which he performs using the Amati 640 G Clarinet. Between 2023 and 2026, he performed in over 200 concerts across Iran. He is currently the CEO of Tanin Avaye Mallek Art Institute and continues his artistic work through the Clarinet Man and Madhoosh projects.

Sal Mamudoski is an acclaimed American clarinetist and producer of Macedonian-Romani descent. Born in New York City in 1988, he is recognized for his mastery of traditional Balkan, Romani, and Turkish music, blending his rich cultural heritage with contemporary influences including Latin, jazz, and funk. Performing internationally across America, Europe, and the Middle East, Mamudoski continues to share his dynamic sound with audiences worldwide. In 2023, he released his solo album _Klarnet – Ćhe recorded using the Amati 640 G clarinet. Most recently, he performed at the 2025 Gypsy Festival Clarinet Mania in NYC alongside renowned musicians Serkan Çağrı, Hüsnü Şenlendirici, and Ismail Lumanovski.

A unique clarinet sound and an exploration of microtonal music on Clarinet, Serkan Hakki emerges as a multifaceted artist, producer, bandleader, instructor, and a prominent figure in the global music scene. Born and raised in Aleppo, Syria, Serkan has drawn inspiration for his musical diversity by embarking on a journey through various corners of the world, including Syria, Turkey, the United States, and Spain. Bringing Middle Eastern musical traditions with Western genres such as jazz, Flamenco, electronic, and world music.