An Evening of Soulful Music
Indian Ragas Meet Japanese Instruments
Music has the power to bond people from every corner and walk of life, reaching beyond cultural and language differences, touching the depths of our soul and inspiring us all!
This Thursday, soulful music from Asia and Japan will come together in the beautiful setting of Zorba the Buddha, to create a sublime evening, full of love, heart and bliss. Myriad instruments like the mystic Japanese flute shakuhachi, incomparably versatile 13-stringed koto, along with the tabla, will hold poetic conversations with each other, transcending boundaries and languages to create a harmony both joyful and serene. Come, join us for a yet another unforgettable evening.
Find out more at www.ijmea.com
Music has the power to bond people from every corner and walk of life, reaching beyond cultural and language differences, touching the depths of our soul and inspiring us all!
This Thursday, soulful music from Asia and Japan will come together in the beautiful setting of Zorba the Buddha, to create a sublime evening, full of love, heart and bliss. Myriad instruments like the mystic Japanese flute shakuhachi, incomparably versatile 13-stringed koto, along with the tabla, will hold poetic conversations with each other, transcending boundaries and languages to create a harmony both joyful and serene. Come, join us for a yet another unforgettable evening.
Find out more at www.ijmea.com
About the Artists
Born in USA, T. M. Hoffman has spent 40 years of his life in Asia. He has been trained in piano, Western music, Japanese flute shakuhachi (Yamaguchi Goro) and Hindustani vocal (Pdt Ganesh Prasad Mishra). Currently, he performs Indian classical music on shakuhachi and koto, and also sings and publishes in languages of a few Asian cultures. He has been performing throughout India, Japan, USA and Europe. He is now the Founder/director of Indo-Japanese Music Exchange Association. You can find out more about T M Hoffman at www.ijmea.com.
Born in 1964 into a highly cultured musical family of Bengal, Pradeep Chatterjee began his music education at the age of seven under his father late Pandit Amalesh Chatterjee, a very popular percussionist of his time from Farukhabad Gharana, and later came under guidance of his father's senior-most disciple Pandit Samir Chatterjee. Pradeep Chatterjee has established himself as a proficient tabla player, accompanying many leading musicians, both instrumental and vocal. He resides in Delhi since 1996, with frequent concerts in Delhi and abroad. A regular performer of Prasar Bharati, he has also long been associated with Shriram Bharatiya Kala Kendra, Sangeet Bharati and Delhi Public School-Rohini.
Event Details:
Thursday, 3 September
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Thursday, 3 September
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
You are invited to dinner after the concert at a subsidized contribution
For reservations for concert and/or dinner:
07859906101
bliss@zorbathebuddha.org
bliss@zorbathebuddha.org
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