GOOGLE SEARCH
Google
USER LOGIN

compiled
by admin
updated 15-Jul-2007

Poignant, innovative, epic, and soulful—these are but a few of the adjectives used to describe the music of Axiom of Choice. Formed in 1992 by guitarist, composer and Artistic Director Loga Ramin Torkian and co-producer and percussionist Mammad Mohsenzadeh, the ensemble’s goal is to define a new sound within the context of Persian music. They were soon joined by vocalist Mamak Khadem whose prodigious vocal talent complemented the original compositions of Torkian.

The name of the ensemble is a mathematical term, which clearly defines their intentional freedom of choice within the parameters of their compositions and music. As artists who immigrated to the United States, Axiom of Choice incorporates the sounds of other cultures – both East and West - broadening the scope and appeal of their music while remaining loyal to their Persian roots and retaining the originality, distinctiveness and integrity of their sound. Their original compositions are mostly based on Persian melodies and modes and have universal appeal because of their cohesive, seamless and natural fusion with other styles of music.

calling ("Niyayesh" cd)
ida ("Niyayesh" cd)
parvaz ("Niyayesh" cd)
rain drops ("Niyayesh" cd)
greener ("Niyayesh" cd)


LATEST ARTICLES & ALBUMS

MOST DISCUSSED
TitleDateComments
Bomb Iran NowMay 08121
Let there be lightMay 1355
Shari RafiaMay 0649
To keep it the Persian GulfMay 0747
Iran's Nuclear MistakeMay 0545
IRANIANS OF THE DAY
PersonAboutDay
Trita ParsiCouncil on Foreign Relations book awardMay 14
Mahdiyeh JavidGraduation, American University, Washington DCMay 12
Mahrokh MilaniHappy Mother's DayMay 09
Sheema KalbasiIndie Excellence AwardMay 09
Marvin KharraziIranian-American Jewish comedianMay 09
UK Iranian marriageNellia Nafissi and Davood FallahdarMay 08
Shari RafiaSon serving in IraqMay 06
Tissa HamiIranian-American comedian on "The View"May 06
Vanecha Roudbaraki (2)PART 2: Focus on artist at Florence Biennale 2007May 02
Vanecha RoudbarakiPART 1: Focus on artist at Florence Biennale 2007May 02