The zarb or tombak is the most important percussion instrument in Persian classical music. This goblet-shaped drum is made of mulberry or walnut wood and covered with goat skin. Father and son Chemirani play a long improvisation together on various Persian rhythms. Son Keyvan plays two songs solo, based on the Persian music of his father, but interspersed with Indian and Western influences. Keyvan
… Chemirani has previously worked with Ross Daly, Jorge Pardo and Juan Carmona, among others. (GO) _more
