Full Concert - Pandit Krishna Bhatt / Pandit Anindo Chatterjee - Yaman / Surbhi - The Biryani Boys

Pandit Krishna Bhatt / Pandit Anindo Chatterjee - Raga Yaman
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Produced by The Biryani Boys in partnership with Namaskar School and Anindo Chatterjee School of Tabla (ACST). Special thanks to Brooklyn Raga Massive, Sameer Gupta, Ehren Hanson and Soapbox Gallery (Brooklyn, NY). Performance Date: Spring 2013.
About Raga Yaman
A cornerstone of the classical repertoire, became a very popular raga as early as the 16th century. Yaman is also referred to as Raga Kalyan and is often one of the first Ragas shared by guru to the student.
About Raga Surbhi
Raga Surbhi - 'A Fragrance of Notes' is an original creation of Krishna Bhatt that is based on Ragas Bhatiyar and Ahir Bhairav.
About Krishna Bhatt
Pandit Krishna Bhatt's performances of Hindustani ragas have won the admiration of audiences in India, Asia, Europe and North America. Receiving his training from his father Pt. Shashi Mohan Bhatt and subsequently from Pandit Ravi Shankar, his innovative style of music combines a rich blend of Gayaki (vocal) and Tantrakari (instrumental) techniques and musical compositions. His music is noted for its virtuosity, originality and depth of feeling that is conveyed to the listeners.
About Anindo Chatterjee:
A rare luminary if Indian classical music, Pandit Anindo Chatterjee has attained new heights in the art of tabla playing. Trained from his early childhood by Guru Padmabhusan Jnan Prakash Gosh, Anindo has developed a unique style expanding upon his vast knowledge of the tradition. Both technically and artistically, he is a milestone for future generations to follow.
Accompaniment on Tanpura - Andrew Mendelson
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[@soumyashubhranag]

This is gem!!! The gats are so melodious. What a wonderful performance!

[@SpaceMike3]

Ever since the remake of Battlestar Galactica ive been obsessed with the sitar. i just cant get enough of that sound in the hands of a pro.

[@ChandanHazarika777]

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