Jamsid Chemirani was born in Tehran in 1942. He has studied the tombak since the age of eight. His teacher was Ostad Hosain Tehrani. Under his demanding tutelage, Chemirani made rapid progress and soon became a brilliant player. Since his arrival in Paris in 1961 he has taught at the Centre d’ Etudes de Musique…
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The zarb(or tombak) is a unique goblet drum, originally made for classical Iranian music, becomes a challenge to the new percussionists demanding skilfull techniques and sensitive playing. The Ethnic Percussion zarb follows the constructive details as recommended by today’s famous Iranian musicians, the Trio Chemirani.
Dimitris Emmanouel plays Ethnic Percussion. Zarb, Ghatam-Udu, Packhavaj.
Djamchid, Keyvan & Bijan Chemirani. Part of a composition for three zarb at the heights of Manosque. Fred Soupa Production – Part of an article for Zlika magazine – PDJ production 1999
Trio Chemirani / Ethnic Percussion zarb and udu drum