دوار

Dawâr is an album by Trio Chemirani, the Tehran-born zarb master Djamchid Chemirani (1942–2025) and his sons Keyvan and Bijan, recorded in July 2014 at Studio Vega in Carpentras, France, and released by harmonia mundi in February 2015. Its pieces are built on two Persian drums, the goblet drum tombak (zarb) and the frame drum daf, with rhythms passed back and forth among the three players, and Djamchid recites four poems by Hafez and Rumi over santur and saz (the Turkish long-necked lute). Djamchid learned the zarb from the master Hossein Tehrani, and the trio was formed in 1988. The album opened harmonia mundi's Latitudes series of classical music of the world.

Note on sources: harmonia mundi gives the album's subtitle as la langue invisible, while Songlines and MusicWeb International give the English subtitle The Universal Rhythm.