Aram Moosakhanian Live on stage- Guitar Show in Toronto May 7, 2009

Aram creates sparks with fiery Latin rhythms and cool jazz harmonies

A fresh mix of jazz and jazz-rock, blended with upbeat Spanish rhythms and influenced by Armenian and Persian music is destined to ignite and delight the senses next month at the Lula Lounge, in Toronto’s west end.
Aram Moosakhanian brings a new edge to Canadian and world music with a sound that showcases the warm and rich melodies of acoustic guitars, bass and percussion to create wonderful jazz harmonies blended with an exotic blend of Armenian and Persian melodies. It is hard to sit still when Aram performs his upbeat, dance-oriented sound that is appealing to everyone, including other artists and musicians.
Aramik (Aram) Moosakhanian was born in 1967 in Southern Iran, in an Armenian family, and began studying and playing classical guitar at young age. In 2006, Aram released ‘Aha Ays Yesem’, an Armenian CD, nominated for Alternative Album of the Year by the Armenian Music Awards. Aram followed ‘Aha Ays Yesem’ with the release of a Persian CD titled ‘Ghazaleh Nagofteh’ (Untold Poem) and a second Armenian CD ‘Aprogh Yeraz’ (Living Dream). His recent release ‘Lost Melodies’ was awarded a CAC Music Award for best Instrumental CD. Besides being a successful solo recording artist, Aram also composes and produces music for other musicians as well as for films and television.
Aram Moosakharian, with Ojos Negros and Santerias, perform at the Lula Lounge (www.lula.ca,
416 588 0307, [email protected]), 1585 Dundas St. W., on Thursday, May 7 at 8 p.m. Tickets for the show cost $15.