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Dowland, Marais, Bach, Dalza, Chemirani, The Beatles Dreams<p> It's no longer a revelation: Baroque and traditional musicians share an aesthetic culture marked by freedom and the captivating art of improvisation, the two being inseparable. Equally at home in one repertoire as in the other, two immense virtuosos and longtime collaborators join forces to once again break down barriers. Proving that music is a unified whole, provided one frees oneself from the constraints of conformity, Thomas Dunford on theorbo and Keyvan Chemirani on Iranian percussion (including the zarb) move seamlessly from Dowland (Lachrymæ) and Marais (Les Voix humaines) to Bach (an arrangement of the Suite for Solo Cello BWV 1007) to the Beatles (Something, Blackbird), not forgetting their own compositions.</p>