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Ehsan Sadigh
Established by Ehsan Sadigh in 2013 - Quartet Diminished tends to create musical moments based on its members individual and collective contemporary outlook of music; as a general entity. A range between completely defined compositions, and improvised phases comprises the music of Quartet Diminished, whose inspiration is drawn from a vast variety of musical trends, without adhering to the idiom of any particular one: 70’s Art-Rock movement, ethnic ritual music, the 20th century Avant-garde or contemporary Jazz, and more…
Deerand
Label: MoonJune Records
Released: 2024
Track listing: Deerand; Tehran II; Mirror Side; Allegro per il Ré.
Quartet Diminished: Deerand
by Mark Sullivan
Deerand is a Persian term which means “duration" of instrument's tones. Quartet Diminished was established in Iran in 2013 by guitarist Ehsan Sadigh. This is their fourth album, following Station Three (Hermes Records, 2021). Their music is stylistically diverse, drawing freely from contemporary jazz, art rock, and avant-garde music. The membership has been relatively ...
Mark Sullivan's Favorite Recordings of 2021
by Mark Sullivan
2021 may have been a year best forgotten in many ways, as the pandemic continued to make “normal life" look like a distant memory. There was a brief bright spot after the introduction of the vaccines, only to be crushed by the emergence of the Delta variant, then the Omicron. Yet somehow there was plenty of ...
Station Three
Label: Hermes Records
Released: 2021
Track listing: Station Three; Rhapsody; Speechless Pt. 2; Mood Pt. 3.
Quartet Diminished: Station Three
by Mark Sullivan
Modern Iran (technically the Islamic Republic of Iran) is home to one of the world's oldest civilizations. The former Persian Empire was especially noted for its artistic traditions, including Persian classical music, which is still a prominent performance style in 2021. The current government is not known for openness to Western influence, as exemplified by censorship ...
