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Anirban Dasgupta presents a Sarod Workshop (11:00 am) and a Recital (6:30 pm) on November 5 at the Vedic Cultural Center the Eastside Baha’i Center. |
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Workshop and Recital by Anirban Dasgupta |
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Sarod player Anirban Dasgupta visits SIMA for a workshop and recital on November 5, 2011. Anirban will present a workshop on the compositional style of the Seni-Shahjahanpur Gharana at the Vedic Cultural Center at 11:00 am. He will present a recital at 6:30 pm at the Eastside Baha’i Center, Room 9. Tickets are $15 General Admission, and $10 for SIMA faculty, students and families. Anirban is the youngest son and disciple of Pt. Buddhadev Dasgupta. He grew up with the very best ambience of Indian classical music, with his older sibling, Bhavani Shankar also following in their father’s footsteps. Not to be left behind, Anirban also took to playing the Sarod from an early age under the able guidance and tutelage of his illustrious father. A product of innate talent, years of grueling toil and delicate musical nurture, Anirban remains an extremely humble and self-effacing artist.Anirban will be accompanied on Tabla by Sunny Matharu. |
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Seattle Indian Music Academy, founded in 2008, is an institution dedicated to propagating traditional arts from India throughout the Pacific Northwest. SIMA’s faculty provide instruction in a variety of different art forms in locations throughout the Puget Sound, and across the internet. Over 120 students of music benefit from SIMA instruction, and from the workshops and recitals delivered by artists across the world. Find out more about SIMA. |
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SIMA Open House (6th October) SIMA Faculty will conduct an open house on October 6 @ 7 pm at the Eastside Baha’i Center. Faculty presenting on this occasion include Kavita Basu (Children’s Vocal), Antara Datta (Kathak), Chaz Hastings (Tabla), Jeff Lewis (Sitar), Arijit Mahalanabis (Voice) and Brandon McIntosh (Sarod and Piano). If you have wanted to find out about studying music at SIMA, this is your chance to talk with the faculty and find the ideal program of study that suits your needs. For more information on this event write to info@SeattleIndianMusicAcademy.org. We look forward to seeing you there. |
