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TABLA WORKSHOP
with
Dr. MRINAL PAL
Edison, New Jersey, October 15, 16, 22, 23 and 29, 30, 2011 12 - 5 PM
In the workshop the participants will learn how anyone, with minimal musical sense, with or without prior knowledge of tabla, can develop compositions of any kind by applying simple rules and logic. The technique is all encompassing, and does not rely on the traditional system of learning, and hence one can easily experiment with multiple interpretations of a given composition, generating separate musical expressions. The method is extremely efficient, and is suitable for fast and easy learning and mastering of tabla by anyone.
The workshop will be open to tabla players of all levels. However, since a considerable amount of material will be covered in the six days of the workshop, it may not be suitable for beginners.
The fee for the workshop is $1,000. The fee includes a full documentation of the workshop, explaining the development of an unlimited number of compositions of all types, with nearly two thousand examples. An added feature of the document is a complete theory of tihai. The document can be purchased separately for $300, and will be available at and after the workshop. The documentation is in three parts. Last year's workshops -- held mostly in India -- were devoted exclusively to compositions that are normally played at high speed (relas). The material of those workshops is contained in Part II of the document. Those who obtained that can purchase Parts I and III for $150. Confirmation is required by October 5.
For further information please contact Dr. Pal at 732 494 3716, email: m.k.pal@ieee.org.
Dr. Mrinal Pal received traditional training in tabla for more than thirty years from Afaq Hussain Khan and Wazid Hussain Khan of Lucknow. He has also spent many years studying the repertoire and styles of the leading exponents of other gharanas (schools). However, the method he will present at the workshop is entirely his own. Although it has taken him over twenty years to develop, it is easy to understand and can be learned in a few days. The method is not in conflict with anything taught in the traditional methods. It will benefit all tabla players wishing to improve their understanding of the art and science of tabla playing, and bring out the best in them. In the case of the advanced students and professionals the method will reinforce their previous learning.
Mrinal K. Pal, Ph.D.
22 Dayton Drive # 141A
Edison, NJ 08820-3418
USA
(732) 494-3716
email:m.k.pal@ieee.org
www.mkpalconsulting.com
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Rageshree Music Institute
Proudly Presents
An Evening of Indian Classical Music
With
Indrajit Roy-Chowdhuryon Sitar
&
Concert Details
When:Saturday June 4th at 7:00 PM
Where: Hari NYC - Kundalini and Jazz Yoga Center
At:140 West 30th Street (between 6th and 7th Ave), 4th Floor, NYC
General Admission: $15, Advanced purchase (one week in advance): $12
Discount for groups of 6+: $12 per person; Students and Seniors, with ID: $12
www.rageshreemusicinst.com; email to: rageshreemusic@yahoo.com; PayPal ID: rageshreemusic@yahoo.com
Subway Train # 1 at 28th & 7th Ave; # 2&3 at 33rd Street; Penn Station LIRR, B, D, F, N, R, Q train at 34th Street
Brief Biography of Musicians
Indrajit Roy-Chowdhuryis a disciple of the sitar maestroPanditSubrotoRoy-Chowdhury. Groomed in the Veen-kar style of the Senia Gharana, which maintains the Dhrupadi origins ofIndian Classical music, Indrajit strives to innovate while keeping a firm connection with the past. Indrajit has performed on stages across the world including such prestigious venues as Gyan Mancha (Kolkata), Hammerstein Ballroom (New York), Kennedy Center (Washington D.C.) and has had his concerts telecast byDoordarshan(Indian National Television). In addition to his solo work Indrajit has had the fortune of sharing the stage and accompanying such stalwarts as theghazalmaestroUstadGhulam Ali,bhajansamratAnup Jalota, and tabla legend UstadZakir Hussain.www.indrositar.com
22 west 15th st. (bet. 5TH & 6TH AVE.) New York City
TIBET HOUSE - (212) 807-0583 -WWW.TIBETHOUSE.ORG
Mr. K.V. Mahabala:
K.V. Mahabala had an aptitude for music since childhood. After experimenting with singing and mandolin playing, he found his true love for classical North Indian music in the Sitar. K.V. Mahabala has studied under numerous prominent musicians and teachers and is currently studying under the guidance of Pandit Barun Kumar Pal a renowned Hansa Veena player (senior disciple of Pandit Ravi Shankar), Pandit Shantanu Bhattacharya a renowned Vocalist, & Pandit Samir Chatterjee, a renowned Tabla player.
K. V. Mahabala has been residing in New York for the past 20 years teaching and has performed at variousprestigious places like; Carnegie Hall, All Night Concerts hosted by Chhandhayyan, Indian Consulate, New York, Ekal Vidhyalaya, Tampa, Florida, & Live on Woodrow Wilson Plaza, Ronald Reagan Building, Washington D.C., and more
He also regularly visits and teaches in Tampa, Florida.
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Amit Chatterjee is a guitarist, singer, sitarist and composer who combine his heritage in Hindusthani music with many years of playing and studying European, jazz and popular music. He has recorded and performed extensively with artists such as Joe Zawinul (1993 to present), Eric Johnson, Carlos Santana, Badal Roy, Glen Velez, Layne Redmond, David Lieberman, Paul Winter and Paul Halley. Currently Amit is featured in Zawinul's symphonic work on Phillips Classic 'Stories of the Danube'. He is also part of Zawinul's Grammy-nominated world/jazz recording, My People. He recently finished recording an album that features him as a songwriter and singer with his trio that includes Jorge Alfano on bass and flutes and Randy Crafton on percussion. Amit has also produced former Weather Report and Zawinul percussionist Robert Thomas, Jr's first solo album. Both of these works appear on Tetrad Recordings. His Work as a player and singer has received extensive critical acclaim from musicians and everyday listeners alike.
Amit was a visiting professor for the ethnomusicology department as the University of Miami from 1984-1986 and continues to draw on his multicultural background as a musician and teacher. His passion has been to continue to forge a true global music, one that is not a patchwork of sounds from different cultures but a new music altogether, spawned by the joys and sorrows of the life of the modern-day global human being. www.endlessradiance.com
Please listen to his music on youtube.com , and search under amit chatterjee / empathy
Polash Gomes born in a Bengali Roman Catholic family in Kolkata, India. He is an accomplished tabla player in New York area. He follows the line of the distinguished Lucknow baj, he is a disciple of Dr. Mrinal Pal of Lucknow Gharana. He has also studied tabla under Pandit Swapan Chaudhri. He has performed for the United Nations, Brooklyn Museum, Ruben Museum, Asia Society-NY, Columbia University, Bucknell University, Brooklyn County College, and more. He is the founder of Rageshree Music institute, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the dissemination of Indian Music in the West.
If anyone wishes to donate any amout of funds please contact us at www.rageshreemusicinst.org.
11-15-10
Type: | |
Network: | Global |
Date: | Friday, January 8, 2010 |
Time: | 8:00pm - 9:30pm |
Location: | World Financial Center, Winter Garden Theater |
Santur
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