Ahmad Pejman - Saraab - 01 Khalseh

زيتونة لا شرقية ولا غربية

In honor of our Great Lord Ahura Mazda. Zartoshti Religion will live for the rest of time. Peace and Prosperity. Good Thoughts Good Words Good Deeds. قلمرو مقدس

I think early humans invented music to cope up with existential distress. But the suffering is sometimes concealed in other feelings such as love and loss. What is interesting is that beautiful music, unlike anything else in the universe, can only be found in a different dimension where the soul dwells. So sad it must be then, which, unfortunately, makes the pain excruciatingly worse!

Born in 1937 in Lar, Iran, Pejman was exposed to the sounds and rhythms of southern Iran from early childhood. In high school he started violin lessons with Heshmat Sanjari and music theory with Hossein Nassehi.


As a young violinist with the Tehran Symphony Orchestra, he was awarded a scholarship to study composition at the Music Academy in Vienna. He studied composition with Thomas Christian David, Alfred Uhl, and Hans Jelineck. As a first year student at the Academy, Pejman’s compositions were performed by the Vienna Chamber Orchestra and his orchestral work Rhapsody was performed by the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra. In his third year as a student, he was commissioned to write the first Persian Opera Rustic Festival for the opening of the Tehran Opera house, Rudaki Hall. Upon graduation from the Academy of Music in Vienna, Pejman returned to Iran in 1969. He continued to compose symphonic works, operas, ballets, and also wrote many scores for motion pictures and television programs.

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Ahmad Pejman - Saraab - 01 Khalseh

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