invite, by trio chemirani

invite

by trio chemirani

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1.	Dar bâzé 01:11	buy track
2.	Alou soroma (avec Ballaké Sissoko) 04:35	buy track
3.	Flamenco marr (avec Omar Sosa) 04:09	buy track
4.	Dordaneh (avec Sylvain Luc) 03:12	buy track
5.	Azadeh (avec Omar Sosa & Ballaké Sissoko) 05:57	buy track
6.	Synkathistos (avec Ross Daly) 05:14	buy track
7.	Oryssa (avec Renaud Garcia-Fons) 05:17	buy track
8.	Bâd-é-Saba 02:43	buy track
9.	Saadi (avec Sylvain Luc) 04:38	buy track
10.	La marelle (avec Omar Sosa) 03:15	buy track
11.	Taama (avec Ballaké Sissoko) 04:17	buy track
12.	Âtash 01:59	buy track
13.	Yar Marâ (avec Titi Robin) 03:24	buy track
14.	Nokay (avec Ross Daly) 03:38	buy track
15.	Sarv 03:13	buy track

about

This new project is part of an intention to showcase a body of work that highlights the evolutions of a formation that has constantly unfolded on stage and naturally matured over time. The Trio aims to emphasize the spirit of openness that characterizes them by inviting the artists with whom they have shared the stage throughout these years; musicians who possess strong traditions (traditional music, contemporary music, jazz, etc.) and who are open to the wider world

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released April 12, 2011

Djamchid Chemirani - Zarb, voix
Keyvan Chemirani - Percussions
Bijan Chemirani - Percussions
Ballaké Sissoko - Kora
Omar Sosa - Piano
Renaud Garcia-Fons - Contrebasse
Ross Daly - Lyra, rebab
Sylvain Luc - Guitare acoustique
Titi Robin - Bouzouki

Production : Accords Croisés

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trio chemirani Paris, France

Djamchid, the father and master, Keyvan and Bijane Chermirani, the two sons, have been forming Trio Chemirani since the late 1990s, a Persian percussion ensemble. While drawing from Persian poetry, which serves as inspiration for traditional rhythms, they compose and develop modern forms where the emphasis is placed on polyrhythms and the multitude of sounds. ... more