Trio Chemirani - Dawâr

Review by Jaime Fernández del Río

Trio Chemirani's Dawâr is a mesmerizing album that showcases the trio's mastery of the Persian percussion instrument, the zarb. The album features a collection of traditional and contemporary pieces, all of which are executed with precision and virtuosity.

From the opening track, "Dawâr," the listener is transported to a world of intricate rhythms and hypnotic melodies. The trio's use of dynamic shifts and subtle variations keeps the music fresh and engaging throughout the album. The addition of guest musicians on several tracks adds new colors and textures to the already rich sonic landscape.

The trio's chemistry is undeniable, and their interplay is seamless, with each member contributing unique elements to the music. The album's production is pristine, with each instrument and voice given ample space to shine.

Summary by Jaime Fernández del Río

Dawâr is a stunning example of modern Persian music, and a testament to Trio Chemirani's artistry and skill. It is a must-listen for fans of world music and percussion enthusiasts alike.