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Concert of Ragas in North India & Afghanistan..
Ken Zuckerman, sarod, Homayun Sakhi Afghan rubâb, and Salar Nader, tabla are providing a rare opportunity to experience the rarely-heard tradition within raga, jugalbandi. North Indian raga is typically performed by a solo vocalist or instrumentalist accompanied by the tabla - and backed by a drone instrument, the tanbura. But the jugalbandi (literally, entwined twins) features duets between two soloists, taking the form of a playful competition. The concert will be built around a jugalbandi that brings together acclaimed Ken Zuckerman, master sarod player with the virtuosic artistry of Homayun Sakhi, widely acknowledged as the greatest Afghan rubâb player of his generation. After the Taliban took control of Afghanistan and banned all forms of musical performance, Sakhi left his native Kabul and eventually settled in the vibrant Afghan émigré community of Fremont, CA. There he met another young Afghan émigré musician, Salar Nader, a disciple of the great tabla master Zakir Hussein... Improvisations: Raga in Afghanistan and North India

Date: 03/10/2012
Location: Slosberg Recital Hall....Brandeis University‏
Time: 8:00 PM in Slosberg Recital Hall

Cost: Tickets to the World Music Concerts at Brandeis Tickets: (http://www.brandeis.edu/tickets/) (781) 736-3400.

Contact: Judith Eissenberg Lydian String Quartet Director MusicUnitesUS MS 051, Music Department 415 South Street Waltham, MA 02254 eissenbe@brandeis.edu (781) 736 3315, Room 125

Directions: Part of a full residency (http://musicunitesus.info/schedule-spring2012.html ), this very special concert is made possible by support from the Brandeis Arts Council and the Aga Khan Music Initiative, a program of the Aga Khan Trust for Culture.


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