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SUMMARY:Paramparik: Hidayat Khan & Jonathan Kay with Pt. Subhen Chatterjee
DESCRIPTION:IMPORTANT CHANGE: \nDear friends: \nThe Raag-Mala Team is much saddened to inform you that Arshad Ali Khan had to fly back to India from Houston a couple nights ago due to the sudden passing of his father Ustad Akhtar Nawaz Khan. We convey our heartfelt condolences to Arshadbhai and his family with prayers for strength at this difficult time. \nPandit Subhen Chatterjee is continuing his tour and we are happy to inform you that Jonathan Kay\, who was to play as an accompanist\, will now perform a solo esraj recital with tabla by Subhen ji. Many of you will recall Jonathan’s solo performance in 2017 where he played a lovely raag Bhimpalasi. We are looking forward to listening to his performance of an evening raag. \nHidayat Khan will perform as previously planned\, also accompanied by Subhen ji. \nWe look forward to seeing you at the concert. \nRaag-Mala Team \nRaag-Mala Toronto\, in partnership with the Aga Khan Museum\, is proud to present Paramparik\, a two part concert with Hidayat Khan (sitar) and Jonathan Kay(vocal) with Pt. Subhen Chatterjee (tabla) on Saturday March 16th 2024 7:30pm \nHidayat Khan\nHidayat Khan is a world-renowned musician\, maverick sitar player and vocalist. He belongs to a heritage that traces back seven generations toward the most treasured lineage of Indian classical music. Khan is the son of the legendary Ustad Vilayat Khan\, globally acclaimed as the greatest of all sitarists. \nHe harbors a rare\, creative brilliance that effortlessly takes him across all genres and nuances of music and can seamlessly transition from the very classical to the very colloquial\, from playing the intricate meands (slides) of the Etawa/VilayatkhaniGharana to performing with the Rolling Stones. \nHe has been fortunate to have performed at The Black Ball Charity in NYC with Alicia Keys and has collaborated with such illustrious musical names as Ndugu Chancler\, Ronnie Woods\, Usher\, Zakir Hussain\, Pete Townshend\, Will.I.Am\, Jay Z and Darryl Jones. \nJonathan Kay\nJonathan is a trained jazz saxophonist from Toronto\, Canada. In search of non-western ways of musical knowing\, he moved to Kolkata and Santiniketan for 10 years to learn in the guru-shishya paramparic tradition with vocalist Pandit Shantanu Bhattacharyya\, and esraj player Abir Singh Khangura.  \nHe is the first to render the full form of vocal raga music (vilambit khayal) on the shrutiphone\, a self-customized saxophone to play in raga temperament (tuning). He also is among the few performing boro esraj players\, playing in the tantra-kari style in the lineage of Ranadhir Roy.  \nBased on the integration of his experiences in the jazz and Raga music traditions\, he is cultivating a transcultural approach to experimental improvisation with his bands Monsoon\, Kayos Theory and The Coltrane Sutras.  \nPandit Subhen Chatterjee\nSubhen Chatterjee belongs to the Lucknow gharana and has studied under the tabla maestro Pandit Swapan Chowdhury. He has also learnt from masters from other gharanas and incorporated the intricacies and beauty of these gharanas into his playing. \nOver the course of his stellar career\, he has performed with many illustrious musicians such as the late Padma Vibhushan Girija Devi\, Padma Bhushan Budhaditya Mukherjee to name a couple. \nSubhen has founded the fusion band Karma\, and is a recipient of many awards\, including the Sangeet Samaan Award from West Bengal State Government in 2021. \nTickets: Balcony $40\, Orchestra $50 (10% Discount for Members)\nTickets include same day Aga Khan Museum Admission \nBUY NOW: https://www.agakhanmuseum.org/programs/paramparik \nA limited number of $20 student tickets\, for full time students with valid ID\, are available for purchase directly from Raag-Mala Toronto. Please email raagmalatoronto@gmail.com for details. \n\nRaag-Mala Benefactors & Patrons: \nIf you are unable to attend a concert\, pass your complimentary tickets to a friend!\nTo help us assign seats\, you may be contacted to confirm attendance
URL:https://raagmala.ca/concert/paramparik-hidayat-khan-arshadali-khan-with-pt-subhen-chatterjee/
LOCATION:Aga Khan Museum\, 77 Wynford Dr\,\, North York\, Ontario\, M3C 1K1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Aga Khan Museum,In Person Concert
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