LearnQuest Academy of Music proudly presents its fourth annual music conference featuring some of the very best of Indian Classical Music, in Hindustani and Carnatic styles.
We gratefully acknowledge the support of music aficionados, volunteers, donors and patrons of Indian Classical Music in the New England area and across the U.S. who made the past three music conferences from 2006 to 2008 a resounding success. Our sincere thanks to all! While there has been no dearth of great masters visiting the Boston area, we intend to serve the community by taking the listening and appreciation of music to the next level. To this end, our goal is to present authentic Indian classical music the way it is practiced and enjoyed in India through multi-day classical music festivals (Sangeet Sammelans) and conferences. This is an attempt at creating an Indian Sangeet Sammelan-like environment that would cater to all music lovers, both the aficionado as well as the uninitiated. Our goal is to present the famous and established artists, as well as promising rising stars of Indian classical music.
Schedule And Venues:
April 5th, 2009, Sunday, 4 – 7 PM :
Raga Unveiled – A two hour documentary featuring the Who’s Who of Hindustani music
at MIT (Room 10-250), Cambridge, MA
April 10th, Friday, 7 – 11:30 PM : Two concerts
April 11th, Saturday, 10:30 AM – 11:30 PM : Seven concerts
April 12th, Sunday, 11 AM – 10:00 PM : Six concerts
at The Fine Arts Center, Regis College, Weston, MA
Some of the Featured Artists Include:
M. S. Gopalakrishnan – Carnatic and Hindustani Violin
Padma Talwalkar – Hindustani Vocal
Ali Ahmed Hussain – Shehnai
Guruvayur Dorai
T. M. Krishan – Carnatic Vocal
Arati Ankalikar Tikekar – Hindustani Vocal
Kala Ramnath – Hindustani Violin
Heartbeat Ensemble – Carnatic Instrumental
Jayateertha Mevundi – Hindustani Vocal
Pancha Vadya Kutchery – All Female Carnatic Violin-Veena-Flute Ensemble
Anand Bhate – Hindustani Vocal
Carnatica Brothers – Carnatic Vocal – Lec. Dem on Music and Mathematics
Ikhlaq Hussain – Sitar
Shuchita Rao and Group – Hindustani Vocal
Jay Gandhi – Hindustani Flute
Dr. Narmadha
(Source: 2009 – LearnQuest Academy)
Raga Unveiled Trailer…
Indian Classical Music Conference 2009 | ||||||||||
LearnQuest Academy of Music proudly presents its fourth annual music conference featuring some of the very best of Indian Classical Music, in Hindustani and Carnatic styles. We gratefully acknowledge the support of music aficionados, volunteers, donors and patrons of Indian Classical Music in the New England area and across the U.S. who made the past three music conferences from 2006 to 2008 a resounding success. Our sincere thanks to all! While there has been no dearth of great masters visiting the Boston area, we intend to serve the community by taking the listening and appreciation of music to the next level. To this end, our goal is to present authentic Indian classical music the way it is practiced and enjoyed in India through multi-day classical music festivals (Sangeet Sammelans) and conferences. This is an attempt at creating an Indian Sangeet Sammelan-like environment that would cater to all music lovers, both the aficionado as well as the uninitiated. Our goal is to present the famous and established artists, as well as promising rising stars of Indian classical music. |
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