HarmoNYom
and Brooklyn Raga Massive
Celebrating
"India
Music Week"
at Tea Lounge!
8PM:
Arnab Chakrabarty
(Shahjahanpur Gharana) - Sarod, from UK
Sameer
Gupta on
Tabla (www.sameergupta.com)
9:30PM: Sandip
Bhattacharjee
(Kirana Gharana) - Vocal, from India
Nitin
Mitta on
Tabla (www.nitinmitta.com)
Arnab
Chakrabarty
is one of the most skilled sarode players in the world and as a classical
purist on his instrument, has few equals. A relentlessly self-improving student
of music, a teacher of extraordinary ability, an instrument designer, restorer
and maker of considerable skill, Arnab Chakrabarty is the complete sarode
musician of his generation. Arnab received his initial training from maestros
Brij Narayan and Buddhadev Dasgupta, and has supplemented his musical education
with vocal training from Pandit Yashwantbuwa Joshi and sitar music from Vinayak
Chittar, an inimitable sitar maestro. Trained by the late Kalyan Mukherjea, a
disciple of Radhika Mohan Maitra, the legendary custodian of the Shahjahanpur
tradition of sarode music, Arnab is described by his teacher as “the best
representative today, of the musical values I had inherited from Pandit
Maitra”. www.arnabchakrabarty.com
Sandip
Bhattacharjee
(Kirana Gharana) is a residential scholar at the ITC Sangeet Research Academy
Under the Guidance of Ustad Mashkoor Ali Khan & Ustad Mubarak Ali Khan, the
guru of Kirana Gharana from May 2002. He secured the second position at All
India Radio Music Competition (1999) in Khayal besides standing First at the
West Bengal State Music Competition 2001 in Bhajan. He was also a recipient
National Talent Search Scholarship, Govt. Of India in 2001. An "A"
Grade Performer of All India Radio, Doordarshan & ITC Sangeet Research
Academy, Tollygunge ,Kolkata. Sandip is also
teaching Vocal classes in NY as a Guru of the AAICM. www.sandipbhattacharjee.com - www.aaicm.org
Tea
Lounge, 837
Union Street, Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY (Subway: 2/3 to Grand Army Plaza)
Suggested
Donation: $15
More details: www.HarmoNYom.org
Arnab Chakrabarty is one of the most skilled sarode players in the world.
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