Indian Classical Music Concert: Sarod and Tabla
When
Jul 2, 2009 (Thursday)
Where
PSALM - The Philadelphia Society for Art, Literature and Music (map)
5841 Overbrook Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19131
Philadelphia, PA 19131
39.990911
-75.243207
What
Anirban Dasgupta is the youngest son and disciple of internationally renowned Sarod player and scholar of Indian classical music, Pandit Buddhadev Dasgupta. Anirban Dasgupta is a r...
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Event details: Indian Classical Music Concert: Sarod and Tabla
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Anirban Dasgupta is the youngest son and disciple of internationally renowned Sarod player and scholar of Indian classical music, Pandit Buddhadev Dasgupta. Anirban Dasgupta is a representative of the Shahjahanpur Gharana, or school, which dates roughly to the 16th century. This Gharana is said to have played a key role in the development of the modern day Sarod. Along with the metamorphosis of the instrument from the Afghan Rabab, the playing style also evolved, combining the bold, rhythmic, strumming patterns with the subtleties of intricate Indian melodies or Raga.
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