THURSDAY OCTOBER 10 @ 8:00 PM

HarmoNYom and Brooklyn Raga Massive

Celebrating "India Music Week" at Tea Lounge!

 8PM: Arnab Chakrabarty (Shahjahanpur Gharana) - Sarod, from UK

Sameer Gupta on Tabla (www.sameergupta.com)

9:30PM: Sandip Bhattacharjee (Kirana Gharana) - Vocal, from India

Nitin Mitta on Tabla (www.nitinmitta.com)

Arnab Chakrabarty is one of the most skilled sarode players in the world and as a classical purist on his instrument, has few equals. A relentlessly self-improving student of music, a teacher of extraordinary ability, an instrument designer, restorer and maker of considerable skill, Arnab Chakrabarty is the complete sarode musician of his generation. Arnab received his initial training from maestros Brij Narayan and Buddhadev Dasgupta, and has supplemented his musical education with vocal training from Pandit Yashwantbuwa Joshi and sitar music from Vinayak Chittar, an inimitable sitar maestro. Trained by the late Kalyan Mukherjea, a disciple of Radhika Mohan Maitra, the legendary custodian of the Shahjahanpur tradition of sarode music, Arnab is described by his teacher as “the best representative today, of the musical values I had inherited from Pandit Maitra”.www.arnabchakrabarty.com

Sandip Bhattacharjee (Kirana Gharana) is a residential scholar at the ITC Sangeet Research Academy Under the Guidance of Ustad Mashkoor Ali Khan & Ustad Mubarak Ali Khan, the guru of Kirana Gharana from May 2002. He secured the second position at All India Radio Music Competition (1999) in Khayal besides standing First at the West Bengal State Music Competition 2001 in Bhajan. He was also a recipient National Talent Search Scholarship, Govt. Of India in 2001. An "A" Grade Performer of All India Radio, Doordarshan & ITC Sangeet Research Academy, Tollygunge ,Kolkata. www.sandipbhattacharjee.com.

Sandip is also teaching Vocal classes in NY as a Guru of the AAICM (www.aaicm.org). 

Tea Lounge

837 Union Street, Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY

(Subway: 2/3 to Grand Army Plaza)

Suggested Donation: $15

More details: www.HarmoNYom.org

www.BrooklynRagaMassive.com

www.indiamusicweek.org

FRIDAY OCTOBER 11 @ 6:30 PM

SOUND + HEART with Ehren Hanson on Tabla & Camila Celin on Sarod.

Yoga Soundscape, with classical Indian Ragas on Tabla & Sarod.

Ragas are medicine & are built into a sequence of selected notes (swaras) that shift mood/emotion. Combined with a thoughtful asana/pranayama practice - your entire system will brighten & radiate.

Venue: Kula Yoga Project

More info: www.yogasoundscape.com

FRIDAY OCTOBER 11 @ 8:00 PM

Sitarist Veena Chandra live at Arthur Zankel Music Center Presented by Skidmore College Music Department.

Accompanied on tabla by Devesh Chandra

Arthur Zankel Music Center
815 N Broadway Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
(518) 580-5321
Free

Livestream on:
http://new.livestream.com/accounts/2689920/events/2408165

SATURDAY OCTOBER 12 @ 2:00 PM

Pandit Jasraj Institute of Music Research, Artistry and Appreciation

celebrates India Music Week in New York with a mesmerizing concert by:

Pandita Tripti Mukherjee an illustrious vocalist of the Mewati Gharana.

She will be accompanied by Shri Aditya Narayan Banerjee on Tabla

and Smt. Lalita Mathur on Harmonium.

Venue: Ida K. Lang Recital Hall, Hunter College North Building, East 69th

Street between Lexington and Park Avenue, NYC

Contact: Concerts@pjim.org, Nayna (917) 270-0922, Jayashri (917) 670-9753

Admission: $25 and $40, seating on a first come, first-served basis

SATURDAY OCTOBER 12 @ 2:30 PM

SATURDAY OCTOBER 12 @ 6:00 PM

This is a grand opportunity for presenting two talented musicians in an intimate seating!

Shri Apratim Majumdar on Sarod

and Sri Amit Chatterjee on Tabla...

Ffrom Kolkata,India.

http://www.apratimmajumdar.com/ (Sarode)
http://www.amitchatterjee-tabla.com/index.html (Tabla)

Residence:

2100 Eastchester Road, Apt4B

Bronx, NY 10461

SATURDAY OCTOBER 12 @ 7:30 PM

  Ruchira, an outstanding vocalist groomed in the Kotali gharanahas earned an enviable distinction amongst the younger musicians in the realm of Hindustani Classical Music. The competent upholder of this rich heritage was born in high traditional family of educationalists, arts and music. She had the privilege of being initiated to this parampara and went under the protégée of the great maestro musician Pandit Manas Chakraborty, her one and only Guru. The master mind of her guru noted the quality of her gifted and rare voice and creative capabilities. Being a perfectionist and trend setter his strict and vigilant guidance moulded her musical genius into a unique blend of highest order. Her gayaki speaks out for her keen interest in aesthetics, spiritual awareness and serenity which is seldom found in modern days. She carefully keeps up with the purity and nuances of the Kotali gharana aligning with the multifarious gayaki of her Guru and his predecessors.

Chhandayan Center for Indian Music, 

4 West 43rd Street - Suite 618, NYC (between 5th & 6th Avenues)

$20 General Admission - 16   Students & Seniors 

Tickets may be purchased online at www.tabla.org or at the venue.

Watch this concert streamed LIVE online

http://viewer.dacast.com/broadcaster/22452/c/25727

The price is $6. The streaming starts 10 minutes before the concert and ends shortly after the concert ends.

SUNDAY OCTOBER 13 @ 5:00 PM

Chhandayan Center for Indian Music presents:

Pushkar Lele - Vocal

Sanjay Deshpande - Tabla

Vyasmurti Katti - Harmonium

Belonging to the tradition of Pt. Kumar Gandharva, Pushkar is today, one of India’s leading young and sought-after classical vocalists. A rigorous study of more than two decades with renowned and able Gurus like Pt. Gangadharbua Pimpalkhare (disciple of Pt. Vinayakbua Patwardhan) of the Gwalior gharana, Shri.Vijay Koparkar (disciple of Dr. Vasantrao Deshpande & Pt. Jitendra Abhisheki), Pt. Vijay Sardeshmukh and Pt. Satyasheel Deshpande (both,  senior disciples of Pt. Kumar Gandharva) has enriched Pushkar with a rich fund of knowledge. He is a recipient of the Central Government scholarship for classical vocal music awarded  by the Centre  for  Cultural  Resources and Training (CCRT) as well as the scholarship from the Department of Culture, Government of India. He has featured on various TV Channels like E-TV (Marathi), Zee Marathi, Doordarshan (Sahyadri) and has been exclusively interviewed on Akashwani Sydney and Worldspace Radio. He is a regular performer on AIR (All India Radio).

Chhandayan Center for Indian Music,
4 West 43rd Street - Suite 618, NYC (between 5th & 6th Avenues)

$20 General Admission - 16   Students & Seniors
Tickets may be purchased online at www.tabla.org or at the venue. 

Watch this concert streamed LIVE online at http://viewer.dacast.com/broadcaster/22452/c/25727 The price is $6. The streaming starts 10 minutes before the concert and ends shortly after the concert ends.

UDGAM Presents:

A vocal recital by Priya Purushottam

Shri Rohan Prabhdesai -Harmonium 
Shri Amod Dandawate - Tabla

Priya Purushothaman is a part of the new international vanguard of young and diverse Hindustani vocalists. Based in Bangalore, Priya is training under Smt Aditi Kaikini Upadhya, daughter and disciple of late stalwart Pandit Dinkar Kaikini. She has had the rare privilege of training in the gurukul style, and her tutelage has been supplemented with advanced guidance from Pandit Kaikini in Mumbai. She has documented her interactions with him in her book, “Living Music: Conversations with Pandit Dinkar Kaikini,” published by Popular Prakashan in January 2011. Priya has performed at noted venues in India and the United States. Some of these include: the National Centre for Performing Arts, Mumbai; Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Mumbai; India International Centre, Delhi; Kalakshetra, Chennai; Bangalore International Centre; and Hindustani Sangeeta Kalakara Mandali, Bangalore. In the United States she has performed for the Carnegie Hall Neighborhood Concert Series; Sangati Center, San Francisco; Seattle Indian Music Academy; and the Chhandayan Center for Indian Music, New York, to name a few. Before studying Hindustani Ragsangit, Priya trained extensively in both Carnatic vocal music and Western classical violin, giving her a diverse musical foundation.

For more details: Snehal Kothari skothari0404@gmail.com

SATURDAY & SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19 & 20 @ 9AM to 9PM

Intensive 2 Day Tabla Workshop with Suphala Patankar in New York City!

 In these two days you will explore the rhythms of Indian classical tabla repertoire and touch upon the rich tradition and history behind the tabla.

Program [same both days]:

9am-12am : warm-up and lesson

lunch break

2pm-5pm lesson

dinner break

7pm- 9pm listening session and discussion of an Indian classical concert recording or video.

Required: tabla set, including tuning hammer, powder, and rings.

A long time student of Ustad Allarakha and Ustad Zakir Hussain, Suphala has had extensive experience studying from these great masters both in India and America. She has been performing since the age of five, and professionally for over fifteen years in a wide variety of musical genres. As well as being grounded in both Western and classical Indian traditions, Suphala is also the composer, producer and engineer of her own albums, and so brings a wide range of knowledge and perspective to this workshop.  

Tabla is a North Indian Classical instrument with a repertoire thousands of years old. Today, you can hear tabla in virtually any form of music. Having a wide range of tones and an intricate, vast and complex rhythmic structure, it is meant to be improvised. Tabla consists of a pair of drums, played together, as one. The smaller drum covers the higher frequencies, while the larger drum highlights the bass notes.

To register:http://suphala.eventbrite.com

SATURDAY OCTOBER 19 @ 3:00 PM

RagaChitra Foundation cordially invites you with your family and friends to enjoy an afternoon of carnatic music "Veena Vadhya Vrindha", a unique veena concert performed in orchestral style.

This one-of-a-kind concert will be performed by ten talented veena players, led by Nivedita ShivRaj and accompanied by Naren Budhkar on Tabla. RagaChitra Veena Ensemble has performed at Make Music New York, Flushing Town Hall and Flushing Library, to name a few and received great appreciation from music lovers.

Queens Public Library - Langston Hughes Community Library & Cultural Center, 100-01 Northern Blvd, Corona, NY 11368
For more info: www.RagaChitra.org
This is a FREE concert and is open to public.

SATURDAY OCTOBER 19 @ 4:00 PM

Shruti Laya presents: M. S. Sheela - Carnatic vocal Concert

P. S. 115 Auditorium

80-51 261st St.

Floral Park, NY 11004

Brought to you by: Shruti Laya NewYork, NY www.shrutilaya.org

Admission: $15  (General Admission) Free  (Members & Children)

For more details:

http://www.shrutilaya.org/2013-flyers/2013-10-19-mssheela.jpg

SATURDAY OCTOBER 19 @ 6:30 PM

India Center of Westchester, proudly presents an evening of Indian Classical Music and Dance!

Pt. Kinnar Seen (Sitar)

Samir Chatterjee (Tabla)

Accompanied By Popular Guest Artists:

Anindita Ganguly (Kathak)

Bala Skandan (Mrudangam)

Nalini Rau (Bharatanatyam)

Priyadarshini Roy (Odissi)

Sandhya Manjunatha (Carnatic)

Irvington Town Hall Theater

85 Main Street, Irvington, NY, 10533

Indiacenter@optonline.net - (914) 418---5775

http://www.indiacenter.us/ 

Members: $75, $50 and $35

Non-Members: $85, $60 and $45

Sponsors: $1,000 - 4 tickets and dinner with artists

Silver: $500 - 4 tickets and meet the artists

SUNDAY OCTOBER 20 @ 2:00 PM

Indian Carnatic Singer Vidushi Bombay Jayashri makes Rare NY Concert appearance:Oscar Nominated Performer from "Life of Pi", plays Carnegie Hall!

Presented by Bhoomija

Co-Promoted by HarmoNYom

Accompanied by:

- H N Bhaskar - Violin

- Satish Kumar Patri - Mridingam

- Giridhar Udupa - Ghatam

Trained by the Indian violin maestro Sri Lalgudi Jayaraman, Bombay Jayashri represents an emerging generation of musicians. While classically trained and established in the core tradition of her chosen genre of Carnatic music, she has proven herself to be at equal ease performing less traditional works such as the Oscar-nominated Pi's Lullaby, or improvising with a 100-piece symphony orchestra from Finland. In the conservative world of Indian classical music, Sri Lalgudi Jayaraman was very open to other sounds, listening from Western classical virtuoso Yehudi Menuhin to Scottish folk. And that openness is something Jayashri has carried into her own career, whether singing the pure Carnatic music of South India that’s deep in her heart, collaborating with a Finnish orchestra, or being nominated for an Academy Award for writing and performing “Pi’s Lullaby” in the movieLife of Pi. Jayaraman’s star student now shines brightly and has become an international star in her own right. She’s appeared all over the globe, most recently spending time in China. Bombay Jayashri has done plenty of groundbreaking work on her own, too. Her performance, Listening to Life, showcases her ability to move seamlessly between Carnatic and Hindustani classic music, film and light music, singing in various languages—Sanskrit, Telugu, Urdu, Hindi, Kannada, Marathi and Tamil— weaving everything together in a single narrative illustrating her love of music. That passion for music is what she’ll bring to her appearance atNew York’s Carnegie Hall on October 20!  

From some of Bombay Jayashri's recent concerts for Bhoomija, check:
http://www.youtube.com/user/BhoomijaTrust?feature=watch

www.bhoomija.in

Carnegie Hall

Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage

West 57 Street / 7 Avenue, New York, New York (www.carbegiehall.org)

Tickets: $25 to $55 - Students & Seniors $20

Limited seats for HarmoNYom's Members at a discount on Promo until MONDAY OCTOBER 14: Use Code KEY18107

Online Tickets:
http://www.carnegiehall.org/Calendar/2013/10/20/0200/PM/Carnatic-Music-by-Bombay-Jayashri-and-her-Ensemble/

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 23 @ 7:00 PM

Rubin Museum of Art presents:

Japanese Kotoist Yumi Kurosawa, joined by guest artist and tabla master

Deep Singh for an innovative musical performance emphasizing both tradition and modernity. Kurosawa’s solo virtuosity, featured for the first half of the concert, will then be accented with the echoing, sharp tones of Singh’s Indian tabla.

Yumi Kurosawa began her training on the Koto at age three. She has since toured extensively worldwide, receiving multiple awards for her music, including first prize at the Japanese National Koto Competition in 1989 and a scholarship from the Agency for Cultural Affairs of Japan in 1998. Since her arrival in New York City in 2002, Kurosawa has performed in such venues as the Blue Note Jazz Club and Carnegie Hall, and her innovative, seamless blending of traditional Japanese music with elements of modern Jazz and electronica has been praised by The New York Times and the Washington Post.

From an early age, tabla, percussion, and voice virtuoso Deep Singh was immersed in music. After initially being taught both vocals and the harmonium by his father, Singh became a disciple of the Punjab Gharana under Padma Shree Ustad Allah Rakha Khan, eventually becoming one of the senior guru-brothers of the tabla master Ustad Zakir Hussain.

Rubin Museum of Art

150 West 17 Street (7 Ave), New York, NY

Member Price: $16.20 - $18.00 in advance / $20.00 day of concert

Buy Tickets

THURSDAY OCTOBER 24 @ 7:30 PM

IN THE SPIRIT Philip Glass, artistic director.

A Benefit Concert for the Garrison Institute's 10th Anniversary!

Supported by HarmoNYom

Presenting the NYC premiere of Philip Glass’s Songs of Milarepa with Gregory Purnhagen & Nelson Padgett and * Pomerium * Riyaaz Qawwali * Foday Musa Suso * Omar Faruk Tekbilek * Wu Man with the Scorchio Quartet.

In the Spirit brings together an extraordinary array of acclaimed musicians to celebrate the great spiritual and cultural traditions of Tibet, China, the Indian subcontinent, Africa, the Middle East, and the West.  The program features the NY premiere of the Songs of Milarepa, composed by Philip Glass and set to poems by Tibet’s great saint and poet Milarepa (1052-1135) and performed by baritone Gregory Purnhagen and pianist Nelson Padgett; the venerable Pomerium vocal ensemble performing sacred music of the Renaissance; Riyaaz Qawwali performing the ecstatic improvisational Sufi vocal tradition from the Indian subcontinent (www.riyaazqawwali.com/‎); Gambian kora (harp-lute) player Foday Musa Suso playing traditional music of the Mandingo people of West Africa and a piece with Philip Glass; virtuoso ney (Turkish flute) player Omar Faruk Tekbilek  in a rare performance of Sufi music of the Middle East; and celebrated pipa (Chinese lute) player Wu Man playing traditional music and original music by Philip Glass with the cutting-edge Scorchio Quartet.  Proceeds from the concert will benefit the Garrison Institute, which brings the wisdom of deep reflection to help solve the pressing social and environmental challenges of our time. garrisoninstitute.org/inthspirit

The Town Hall

123 West 43 Street, NYC 10036 - www.thetownhall.org

Ticket Price: $35, $50, $75 and $90

To Purchase Tickets

THURSDAY OCTOBER 24 @ 8:00 PM

After 5 months of performing in the Jungle Book in Chaicago and Boston, Neel Murgai returns to the home base of Brooklyn Raga Massive with the full ensemble!! Also back from the jungle is tabla player Shivalik Ghoshal for the jam session. Rumor has it that Carnatic percussionist Ghatam Giridhar Udupa will also be in the house. Thiis is going to be a good one!

8pm

Neel Murgai Ensemble
Neel Murgai, sitar
Arun Ramamurthy, violin
Trina Basu Ramamurthy, violin
Marika Hughes, cello
Sameer Gupta, tabla

9pm

Brooklyn Raga Massive Jam Session

IMPORTANT UPDATE ON TONIGHT'S EVENT:
Tea lounge has been temporarily closed do to unforeseen circumstances. Relocate tonight's NME concert and jam session to Soapbox Gallery.

Soapbox Gallery
636 Dean St Brooklyn
between Vanderbilt and Carlton - in the Prospect Heights area.

By donations: $5-$10 Requested donation

FRIDAY OCTOBER 25 @ 9:00 PM

A very special duet performance:  Alessandra Belloni and Steve Gorn in concert!

The Voyage of the Black Madonna and Indian Ragas on bansuri flute meet in a celebration of songs!

Namaste Bookstore

2 West 14 New York City (212) 645-0141

http://www.namastebookshop.com

$20 advance registration and $25 at the door

FRIDAY OCTOBER 25 @ 7:00 PM

Mandolinist Snehasish Mozumder's new CD release "Inflame".

Combining Classical Indian and traditional Flamenco forms as a launching pad for adventurous inprovisation.

Accompagnied by Tabla, Cajon and Guitar.

Alegrias en la National

239 West 14 Street, New York, NY 10018

Free

FRIDAY OCTOBER 25 @ 7:00 PM

Suphala's Record Release ALIEN ANCESTRY at le Poisson Rouge!

Special guests:

Kinan Azmeh, Hadi Eldebek, Eylem Basaldi, and Francesco Chiacchio plus the Kirk Knuffke Trio

Suphala is one of the most versatile young tabla artists making music today. Raised in the U.S. by Indian parents, Suphala began learning western classical music on the piano at age four, performing at age five, and as a teenager transferred her passion to one of the world’s most complex percussion instruments: the tabla. She combines an unparalleled technical command of her instrument with a playful sense of experimentation as she switches effortlessly between composing, producing and performing. 
Suphala is a protégé of the great tabla masters Ustad Allarakha and Ustad Zakir Hussain, whose constant inspiration compels her not only to dedicate herself to the study of Indian classical music but also to extend the reach of the tabla into an ever-growing variety of musical genres and cultural contexts. Her fluency in a diversity of musical traditions informs her unique compositions and her highly improvisational performances. (Photo by Gerard Gentil)

Le Poisson Rouge

158 Bleecker Street, New York, NY - Tel: 212-505 FISH

Tickets: $12 Advance tickets here - $15 Day of show

SATURDAY OCTOBER 26 @ 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Chhandayan Annual Benefit Concert 2013!  

Pt. Debashish Bhattacharya (guitar)

Samir and Dibyarka Chatterjee (tabla)

This Annual Benefit Concert for Chhandayan is to celebrate the contribution of Chhandayan towards the development of Indian music and culture in New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Canada, Afghanistan, India and everywhere it is present.  

Program: 

5.20 pm - Musical program

5.50 pm - Tea break
6.15 pm - About Chhandayan
6.30 pm - Pt. Debashish Bhattacharya (guitar)  

http://debashishbhattacharya.com
Samir and Dibyarka Chatterjee (tabla) 

HSA-UWC Ballroom

4 West 43rd Street, New York, NY 10036, USA

Seating:

$75 for Rows 3 to 4: $60 for Rows 5 to 8: $45 for Rows 9 to 17; $30 for Rows 18 to 20st First two rows are reserved for sponsors only. Please contact us for sponsorship. All donations are tax deductible according to IRS rules. For more information and to buy tickets, call 212-302-0720 / 646 281 4062 or online:  

SATURDAYS...

OCTOBER 26, NOVEMBER 2 and NOVEMBER 9 @ 9:00 PM

The Just Alap Raga Ensemble presents Pandit Pran Nath 95th Birthday Memorial Tribute! 

Three Evening Concerts of Raga Darbari in the contemporary Kirana gharana (style) of North Indian Classical Music will be performed by La Monte Young and Marian Zazeela with The Just Alap Raga Ensemble in a memorial tribute in honor of Pandit Pran Nath's 95th birthday!

La Monte Young, voice
Marian Zazeela, voice
Jung Hee Choi, voice
Naren Budhkar, tabla
The Tamburas of Pandit Pran Nath from the Just Dreams CD

The Just Alap Raga Ensemble will perform Pandit Pran Nath's special arrangement of "Hazrat Turkaman", a traditional vilampit khayal composition set in Raga Darbari. 

MELA Foundation Dream House
275 Church Street, 3rd Floor, between Franklin & White Streets in Tribeca, New York, NY
www.melafoundation.org

Admission $36.  MELA Members, Seniors, Student ID, $28.
Limited seating.  Advance reservations recommended.  
Info and reservations:  mail@melafoundation.org (or 212-219-3019)

SUNDAY OCTOBER 27 @ 4:00 PM

Hindu Samaj Presents Internationally Acclaimed Vocalist Sanjukta Biswas

In presence of Legendary Maestro Pandit Vijay Kichlu.

Accompanied by

Sri Humayun Khan (Harmonium)

Sri Dibyarka Chatterjee (Tabla)

Hindu Samaj Temple

3 Brown Road, Wappingers Falls, NY 12590

Contributions - Voluntary Amount

Tea & Snacks will be served

Contact - (845) 478 2042, (845) 803 3166

SUNDAY OCTOBER 27 @ 4:00 PM

Luminous Ragas: Indian Classical Music!

Steve Gorn - Bansuri

Ray Spiegel - Tabla

Sacred  Mountain Center

328 Mead Mountain Road

Woodstock , New York 12498

More info : (845) 679-7799

Suggested Donations $20

All welcome.

TUESDAY OCTOBER 29 @ 7:00 PM

In continuation of the raga singing studies we began this year with Ustad Mashkoor Ali Khan, Golden Drum is proud to present Raga Singing Classes with Sri Sandip Bhattacharjee.

Sandip is one of the few prodigies to have lived up to his initial promise. Born in a family with a deep rooted musical background, Sandip was initiated into music by his mother Smt. Krishna Bhattacharjee at the age of four and he continued his talim under Smt. Amita Dasgupta later.

When in his teens, Sandip became a residential scholar at the ITC Sangeet Research Academy under the able Guidance of Ustad Mashkoor Ali Khan & Ustad Mubarak Ali Khan, sons and disciples of the legendary Sarangi Maestro late Padmashree Ustad Shakoor Khan. It was essentially here that Sandip was nurtured in the true guru shishya parampara system of training of the Kirana Gharana . Now he is a senior musician scholar at the ITC Sangeet Research Academy, Tollygunge, Kolkata.

Along with his music, Sandip also holds a First class degree in Graduation from Rabindra Bharati University (Kolkata), in classical music. Other than pure classical music he is competent in singing semi classical forms like Bhajans, ghazals and Nazrulgeeti as well.

Sandip has been a faculty at AAICM in New York since 2013.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8SCkkLt-TA&list=TLhtBcmoeWyqg

Visit Sandip on the web: SandipBhattacharjee.com

Cost: $100 for series of 4 classes (must pay at the first class on October 29) OR $30 per class. Cash only at the door.

Full details at www.goldendrum.org

TUESDAY OCTOBER 29 @ 9:30 PM

Snehasish Mozumder & Sound of Mandolin

Rockwood Music Hall,

NYC

info/booking:

liftoffrecords@gmail.com 

THURSDAY OCTOBER 31 @ 8:00 PM

Brooklyn Raga Massive falls on Halloween so they invite you to come as their favorite raga, musician or superhero – whatever – get ready for the costume contest!

This week BRM will feature the ragafied styling of Mission on Mars trio with:

Neel Murgai on sitar,

Vin Scialla on percussion

and David Ullmann on guitar.

8PM Mission on Mars Trio
9PM – 11:30 Jam Session

Tea Lounge