Kevan Chemirani Zarb Solo

Kevan Chemirani

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[andriesu]

i say that if u add at least one instrument like zurna or klarinet u will not heare nothing of this finghers

[Moshe Nuri]

zarb is a persian instrument. they use it with more other delicate instruments like Setar, Kamanche, Tar. you can search in Youtube. Zarb and Zurna is not good combination. :-). any way, tody, if you want, you can play the zarb with any other instument if you have good amplification equipment. see how Zakir Hussain Play with his very delicate fingers technique with John McLaughlin's elctric guitar in Remember Shakti.

all the best

Moshe

[andriesu]

ok. i think add one instrument and without microfone you will not here nothing

[Moshe Nuri]

what?

[Warzy Xazan]

no its kurdish



[Farzad Misaghi]

Zarb/Tombak is a traditional Persian instrument, and is usually played with other traditional Persian instruments. I own 1 and I play it with other instruments. Zarb is not the equivalent of the drum kit or something like that. There is a lot of delicacy involved in zarb, and so it is not designed to be too loud. Having said that, it is loud enough to play an ensemble with a few other instruments.And as our good friend Moshe stated, with today's amplification equipment, thats no longer a worry.

[WearySisyphus]

Zakir Hussain plays tabla, quite a different technique, right ?

[riderdude10]

Ratatat anybody?

[syncopath]

great dance. firm & gentle.10x.

[5Kiragame]

Hay noraj, ce mec est l'ex d'une amie à ma mère :hap:

[Payvand Salari]

some technique issues but very original. i love it man

[gilles bourgeois]

let him down, it's only a sonorisation problem! Some always looking for the smallest worry!

Zarb and tombak (or tumbek etc...) is the same instrument, but not the same langage, don't remember which is farsi, which is not!

[nirniro1]

perfect!!!!!!

[shab masoumi]

just search Tombak before you leave a comment. It has been around way before microphone