Ahmad Pejman is a renowned Iranian composer who has made significant contributions to the landscape of Persian classical and contemporary music. Born in 1937 in Borujerd, Iran, Pejman's musical journey began when he studied composition at the Vienna Music Academy in Austria. He was deeply influenced by the Western classical music tradition but remained rooted in the rich cultural heritage of his homeland. Pejman's work encompasses a wide range of musical expressions, from orchestral compositions to pieces for traditional Persian instruments.

His oeuvre is marked by an innovative blend of Eastern and Western musical sensibilities, resulting in compositions that are both evocative and modern. Pejman's career is highlighted by monumental works such as "Sarzamine Madari," "Zanga," and "Divertimento," all of which have earned him international acclaim. His more recent releases, such as "Ayyaran, Five Pieces for Persian Instruments Ensemble" and "Tigris (Instrumental) - Persian Music," showcase his enduring commitment to exploring the dynamic interplay between Persian music and other world music traditions. With a legacy that includes film scores and ballets, Ahmad Pejman stands as a pillar of cultural fusion, bringing the sounds of Iran to the global stage with grace and innovation.

Genres

Persian Traditional

Latest Release

Memories of Tomorrow

Ahmad Pejman

Album - 12 Tracks - Released April 6, 2024