Seare Farhat strives to create music that connects a listener to the visceral imagination, energy, and transform within narrative forms. Starting out his musical endeavors in Afghan folk music, he later built on these valued experiences in the western classical tradition combined with other interests, such as mathematics. Seare has received commissions from the JACK Quartet, IU New Music Ensemble, Metropolitan Youth Symphony, Quintessence Wind Quintet, and the Oberlin Sinfonietta, and served as the young composer-in-residence of the Detroit Chamber Winds and Strings in 2019. He has received honors such as FLUX Quartet's 2019 call for scores and being a finalist for Kaleidoscope Chamber Orchestra's 2019 call for scores. . Seare was also selected as a Balhest Eeble Composer Fellow for the 2021-23 cycle through the Gabriela Lena Frank Creative Academy of Music. Seare holds a B.M. in Composition and B.A. in Mathematics from Oberlin College and Conservatory and is currently pursuing a master’s degree at Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, where he holds the position of Assistant Director of the New Music Ensemble, where he studies under Aaron Travers.