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"The Earth has Music for those who listen"
MARCH 2016
SATURDAY MARCH 19, 8PM
Presented by Robert Browning Associates celebrating 40 years of presenting world music in New York presents RIYAAZ QAWWALI - SUFI MUSIC OF PAKISTAN & INDIA.
Supported by HarmoNYom - Indian Classical Music - New York
Roulette
509 Atlantic Avenue (at 3rd Avenue), Downtown Brooklyn
Tickets: $30; students, seniors $26
Box office (917) 267-0363
Info & tickets: http://www.robertbrowningassociates.com/riyaaz.html
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRkx7YLADM0
SATURDAY APRIL 30, 8PM
SUNDAY MAY 1, 7PM
Presented by Robert Browning Associates celebrating 40 years of presenting world music in New York presents A WORLD IN TRANCE
Supported by HarmoNYom - Indian Classical Music - New York
SATURDAY APRIL 30, 8PM
Gundecha Brothers
SUNDAY MAY 1, 7PM
Ustad Shahid Parvez Khan
& Lalgudi Vijayalakshni
Roulette
509 Atlantic Avenue (at 3rd Avenue), Downtown Brooklyn
Tickets: $35; Students & Seniors $31
Box office (917) 267-0363
Info & tickets: http://www.robertbrowningassociates.com
FRIDAY JUNE 3, 7PM
Rubin Museum of Art presents: Indian Classical Music
Rajeev Taranath - Sarod
with Anindo Chatterjee - Tabla
Rajeev Taranath brings a rare performance of classical Indian music to New York during his United States spring tour. Taranath is a master of the sarod, a four-stringed lute central to classical northern Indian music. He has drawn accolades from critics and audiences throughout the world.
Rubin Museum of Art
150 West 17 Street, NY, NY 10011
http://rubinmuseum.org/events/event/rajeev-taranath-06-03-2016
Tickets: $30 - $27
Presented by The Town Hall
Supported by HarmoNYom - Indian Classical Music - New York
SANGAM
Featuring:
ZAKIR HUSSAIN
CHARLES LLOYD
ERIC HARLAND
http://thetownhall.org/event/sangam
SATURDAY JULY 23 - SUNDAY JULY 24
(NOON TO NOON)
RAGAS LIVE FESTIVAL 2016
50 musicians - 24 sets - 24 hours!
Presented by Pioneer Works with the support of The Rubin Museum of Art
Produced by NYC Radio Live and Brooklyn Raga Massive
Promoted with the support of HarmoNYom
Born five years ago in 2012 as an epic and ambitious 24 hour live radio broadcast on New York City's WKCR 89.9 FM-NY, featuring 24 sets of music from 40 to 70 musicians, the annual Festival was founded and produced by musician and radio host David Ellenbogen.
Since then, Ragas Live Festival has grown to have an international impact, expanding its audience with dedicated listeners worldwide!
From the beginning, Ragas Live Festival was supported by HarmoNYom
and Brooklyn Raga Massive who played a huge role in all the years of this festival.
Earlier HarmoNYom served in building the community of musicians who eventually came together to create Ragas Live.
This year, the Ragas Live Festival 2016 is dedicated to Peace, Harmony and Community, Music and the Arts and for the first time, will be performed LIVE at the premier venue Pioneer Works!
Highlights from the lineup for 2016 include the world-renowned maestro
Pt. Krishna Bhatt, Brooklyn Raga Massive's Ravi Shankar Tribute, Max ZT,
Karsh Kale, Snehasish Mozumder, Mitali Bhawmik, Sandip Bhattacharjee
and many others great artists!
The Full Schedule is here: www.ragaslive-org
Concerts will be broadcast live on WKCR 89.9 FM NY
Streamed at Clocktower Radio and podcast on NYC Radio Live
International radios broadcast partners include: 98.0 Al Farouk/RFI in Timbuktu, Mali and Radio LoRa, 97.5FM Zurich, Switzerland.
Other community partners include AAICM, Anindo Chatterjee Shool of Tabla,
Chhandayan Center for Indian Music, The India Center Foundation,
Krishna Bhatt's Gurukul and Taalim School of Indian Music
Venue: Pioneer Works
159 Pioneer Street, Red Hook, Brooklyn, New York 11231
Doors open: 11:30am, Saturday, 7/23 - Ends: 12pm noon, Sunday, 7/24
Tickets: $40 in Advance - $50 at Door (24 hour access)
Buy Tickets for Ragas Live Festival 2016:
www.pioneerworks.org/programs/ragas-live-festival/
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RAGAS LIVE FESTIVAL 2016 offers as well SPONSOR BENEFITS
http://www.ragaslive-org.davidellenbogen.com/sponsors-and-partners/
Outreach includes:
FM-Broadcast throughout the Tri-State Area WKCR-FM NY (potential listening audience of 25 million)
NYC Radio Live Podcast 100,000 unique visitors a year... 100,000 episodes downloaded reaching 60 countries.
Social Media via Brooklyn Raga Massive (3K Facebook fans) and NYC Radio Live (Facebook reach >800,000 in 2015)
Live audio stream via Clock tower Radio and/or WKCR.org
Terrestrial Radio Partner Sunradio in Zurich, Switzerland (additional terrestrial partners to be confirmed)
Media coverage in New York and India (Half a dozen articles in 2015)
For more details, contact: Veronique@HarmoNyom.org
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Ragas Live Festival - www.ragaslive-org
Pioneer Works - www.pioneerworks.org
https://www.facebook.com/events/610593845774161/
NYC Radio Live - www.nycradiolive.org
Brooklyn Raga Massive - www.brooklynragamassive.com
Rubin Museum of Art - www.rubinmuseum.org
The India Center Foundation - www.theindiacenter.us
WKCR 89.9 FM NY - www.wkcr.org
AAICM - www.aaicm.viewcy.com/
Anindo Chatterjee School of Tabla - www.schooloftabla.viewcy.com
Chhandayan Center for Indian Music - www.tabla.org
Krishna Bhatt's Gurukul
Taalim School of Indian Music - www.taalim.com
ClockTower Radio - www.clocktower.org
Sunradio
98.0 Al Farouk/RFI in Timbuktu, Mali
Radio LoRa, 97.5FM Zurich, Switzerland
HarmoNYom
www.HarmoNYom.org
SATURDAY OCTOBER 1, 8:30PM
FRIDAY OCTOBER 7, 8PM
Robert Browning Associates presents
Celebrating 40 years of presenting world music events in NYC!
Proudly supported by HarmoNYom
CARNATIC MASTERS
New season opens with 2 concerts featuring virtuosos of South Indian music
Saturday October 1, 8:30pm
Leonard Nimoy Thalia at Peter Norton Symphony Space, 2537 B’way at 95th St., NYC
R. Kumaresh & Jayanthi Kumaresh
Violin & Veena Duets
“virtuoso solos and spirited jugalbandis” - The Hindu
Tickets: $28; seniors, students $24; day of show $32 Tel: 212-864-5400
http://www.robertbrowningassociates.com/kumaresh--jayanthi-kumaresh.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEGH5rrDv_U
Friday October 7, 8:00pm
Roulette, 509 Atlantic Ave at 3rd Ave near BAM & Barclays Center, Brooklyn
Ganesh Rajagopalan, violin, vocals
Swara Yoga – Meditation Concert
“mesmerizing…magical” India Herald
Tickets: $30; seniors, students $26 Tel: 917-267-0363
http://www.robertbrowningassociates.com/ganesh-rajagopalan.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rONpB4BrRA
Info, videos & tickets: http://robertbrowningassociates.com
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SOLD OUT! SATURDAY OCTOBER 15, 8PM
The India Center Foundation presents
A TABLA & SITAR DUET
ZAKIR HUSSAIN - Tabla
NILADRI KUMAR - Sitar
Produced by HarmoNYom & Live Sounds
Tickets: $100 (VIP)* - $65 - $55- $35
*VIP Tickets include reception with the artists after concert
http://nyuskirball.org/calendar/hussainkumar
NYU Skirball Center for the Performing Arts
566 LaGuardia Place, New York, NY 10012
(corner of LaGuardia Place and Washington Square South)
One of the world’s greatest percussionists, tabla legend Zakir Hussain joins forces with the young sitar maverick Niladri Kumar for an extraordinary evening of Indian classical music.
A masterful improviser and classical tabla virtuoso of the highest order, Zakir’s brilliant and exciting performances have established him as a national treasure in India, and brought him worldwide admiration through his historic collaborations with the likes of the Grateful Dead’s Mickey Hart, John McLaughlin, Pharoah Sanders, Charles Lloyd, Yo-Yo Ma and Bela Fleck.
He will be joined by Niladri Kumar a 5th generation sitar player who made his first public performance at the age of 6. Niladri is known for his deep knowledge of the classical repertoire while infusing innovative new sounds and ideas to the ancient tradition—including creating the electric zitar.
Together for only the second time in New York, they will perform an unforgettable evening based on one of the world’s most fascinating and sophisticated musical styles.
This concert marks the opening event of The India Center Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to the study and celebration of Indian culture as well as the exploration of India’s place in the world and relationship with the United States.
For more information please visit theindiacenter.us
THANK YOU!
A fantastic evening and a mesmerizing SOLD OUT concert for the launch of The India Center Foundation, Inc. on Saturday October 15 in New York City! Very happy and proud moments with mesmerizing Zakir Hussain and Niladri Kumar for an explosive Tabla and Sitar duet
at Skirball Center for the Performing Arts.
Thank you to the India Center Foundation and to all music lovers who attended this incredible concert. HARMONYOM - Indian Classical Music - New York is very thankful and honored to have contributed to this wonderful success and producing this event in collaboration with Live Sounds.
Our very best wishes go to the India Center Foundation for their successful new ventures!
TO READ! A concert review of our concert on DooBeeDooBeeDoo by Dawoud Kringle:
http://www.doobeedoobeedoo.info/2016/11/02/concert-review-zakir-hussain-niladri-kumar-india/
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SATURDAY OCTOBER 22, 7:30PM
Schimmel Center Presents
Bickram Ghosh’s Drums of India
Recommended by HarmoNYom
The internationally renowned tabla player, Bickram Ghosh, brings together a virtuosic five-person ensemble that explores the ancient world of Indian percussion in an electrifying evening of drumming and vocalizing, with added sitar.
Tickets: $29 | $39
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- In Person: The Schimmel Center Box Office Monday-Friday 1pm-6pm
*Offer valid through 10/22. Max 8 tickets. Cannot be combined with any other offers.
Previous purchases do not apply. Restrictions may apply.
Schimmel Center at Pace University
3 Spruce Street - New York City
(Between Gold St and Park Row)
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THURSDAY OCTOBER 27, 7:30PM
Lincoln Center presents "White Light Festival"
Bombay Jayashri - Carnatic Vocal
“Goddess-like” Indian classical vocalist Bombay Jayashri (Sydney Morning Herald) captivates audiences with a distinct performance style rooted in the South Indian Carnatic tradition and layered with myriad colors. After catapulting to the global stage with her Oscar-nominated Tamil lullaby in Life of Pi, the singer, accompanied here by percussion, violin, and tambura, continues to bridge East and West through an artful embodiment of the human emotive experience.
Bombay Jayashri, vocals
Embar Kannan, violin
V.V. Ramanamurthy, mridangam
K.V. Gopalakrishnan, khanjira
Amrit Ramnath, tambura
Lincoln Center
Gerald W. Lynch Theater at John Jay College
West 65 Street - NYC
Tickets: $65 - $50 - $35
http://whitelightfestival.org/events/bombay-jayashri
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1, 7:30PM
Lincoln Center presents "White Light Festival"
V. Selvaganesh - Carnatic Khanjira and percussions
Master percussionist V. Selvaganesh hails from a legendary lineage of Chennai musicians. Considered one of the great khanjira (South Indian frame drum) players of his generation, he is also guardian of the konnakol tradition of percussive vocal patterns.
Together with a musical ensemble and featuring a special appearance by his father, Grammy Award winner Vikku Vinayakram, he brings precise Carnatic rhythms to contemporary musical forms to spin a mystical experience of exceptional power.
Lincoln Center
Gerald W. Lynch Theater at John Jay College
West 65 Street - NYC
Tickets: $52
http://whitelightfestival.org/events/v-selvaganesh
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SATURDAY NOVEMBER 5, 7:30PM
Taalim School of Indian Music presents: Pradhanica
NYC Premiere of Full length Performance
Supported by HarmoNYom
The ensemble is comprised of Mike Lukshis on tabla,
Kaumil Shah on djembe,
Vincent Pierce on cajon,
Indrajit Roychowdhury on sitar,
and danced by Jin Won.
Hear and feel the latest work from Pandit Divyang Vakil - composer of Talavya!
Pradhanica is his latest work created for a world drums ensemble that explores the sonic and narrative possibilities of rhythm. How are emotions expressed only through rhythm? How does rhythm unite music and movement? Praised by the New York Times as work that "illuminates Indian rhythms in enticingly off-beat ways," while Pradhanica is informed by Indian classical percussion, it extends far beyond it.
FB Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1784230838521185/
Manhattan Movement & Arts Center
248 W 60th St, New York, New York 10023
Tickets: $15-20
http://www.ticketfly.com/event/1340651
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SUNDAY NOVEMBER 6, 5PM
Lincoln Center presents "White Light Festival"
T.M. Krishna - Carnatic Vocal
Indian vocal music “powerhouse” T.M. Krishna (Washington Post) is a visionary traditionalist who mines the past to spark his entrancing innovations. With an ensemble of traditional instruments, the classically trained Chennai native performs ragas spanning centuries, gliding between microtones revelatory to the Western ear. During this sublime evening, Krishna transforms Carnatic music into a pan-cultural phenomenon and pushes poetry beyond words.
Lincoln Center
Gerald W. Lynch Theater at John Jay College
West 65 Street - NYC
Tickets: $65 - $50 - $35
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WEDNESDAYJANUARY 4
TO SUNDAY JANUARY 8, 2017
Supported by HarmoNYom
Asian Arts Agency Presents
DIRECT FROM THE UK
ROOPA PANESAR in New York City!
The brand new collaboration between British-Indian
sitar player Roopa Panesar, percussionist
Pirashanna Thevarajah and tabla player Nitin Mitta.
Considered one of the finest sitar players on the Indian music scene,
UK based Roopa Panesar is emerging as one of the most exciting
young sitar players in the world.
7pm, Wednesday January 4
House Concert - Park Slope, Brooklyn
RSVP required: craigshyman@gmail.com
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7pm, Friday January 6
Drom NYC - 85 Ave A, New York, 10009
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7.30pm, Saturday January 7
Chhandayan Center for Indian Music - 4 W 43rd Street, 6th Fl, New York, NY 10036
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7pm, Sunday January 8
WKCR 89.9 FM NY - LIVE Radio Show - Columbia University
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Management: Jaswinder Singh /jaswinder@asianartsagency.co.uk
North America Bookings: Mehmet Dede / mehmetinnyc@gmail.com
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 2017, 7:30PM
"Discover India" - 9/11 Benefit Show
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SEPTEMBER 2017
Sitarist Roopa Panesar on her US Tour!
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SUNDAY OCTOBER 8, 7:30PM
Proudly supported by HARMONYOM - Indian Classical Music - New York
World Music Institute presents:
Ustad Nishat Khan - Sitar
Nitin Mitta - Tabla
Tickets: $35/$45
http://www.worldmusicinstitute.org/
Merkin Concert Hall at Kaufman Music Center
129 W 67th St, New York, New York 10023
Box office: (212) 501-3330
Co-presented with Merkin Concert Hall at Kaufman Music Center
Pre-show Q&A with Nishat Khan, moderated by David Ellenbogen educator and radio host at WKCR-FM
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 7PM
Jazz
Crosscurrents: Shankar Mahadevan & Zakir Hussain
new jersey performing arts center (njpac) presents:
Proudly supported by HarmoNYom
Crosscurrents is a one-of-a-kind world music performance that melds the music of India with the energy of jazz, all built on the foundational duo of renowned tabla virtuoso Zakir Hussain, acclaimed bassist-composer Dave Holland
and superstar Bollywood vocalist Shankar Mahadevan
For this NJPAC performance, the Crosscurrents ensemble will also includeguitarist-composer Sanjay Divecha; pianist Louiz Banks, a standard-bearer of India’s contemporary jazz movement; sax player Chris Potter; and drummer Gino Banks.
Part of the TD James Moody Jazz Festival
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 7:30PM
The Sachal Ensemble: Song of Lahore
Co-presented by World Music Institute and Skirball NYU
Proudly supported by HarmoNYom
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FRIDAY NOVEMBER 17, 2017, 8PM
Pt. Hariprasad Chaurasia - Bansuri
Co-presented by World Music Institute and 92Y
Proudly supported by HarmoNYom
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 4PM
Navatman Music Collective: An Untimely Joy
Presented by Navatman
Proudly supported by HarmoNYom
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 6PM
INDO-JAZZ Festival
Presented by SAMAA
Proudly supported by HarmoNYom
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