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Women of the World
Songs from India, and other countries, will be presented by these 10 exceptionally talented musicians and singers, all former alumni of Berklee, who are from India, Italy, Mexico, USA, and Japan. The group has performed at Carnegie Hall and and other prestigious venues, and has toured Japan, Africa and other countries. Annette Philip, originally from India, and presently a professor of voice at the Berklee College of Music, brings her international group of 10 musicians and vocalists, all former Berklee alumni, for an evening to remember at the National Heritage Museum in Lexington. It is one of the most innovative groups out of the Berklee College of Music. These exceptionally talented singers and musicians from other countries play the beat and sing in Hindi as if they are from there.
This is what the media is saying about these 10 unique woman musicians who are singing songs in Hindi and other countries.
'Wonderful!!!! - Bobby McFerrin, Grammy award-winning vocalist'
'The music spoke throughout the night—it shouted, it soothed, it pleaded, it celebrated. The visual was as powerful as the music: here were women from around the world, and here was family. But the strongest pulse of all was the palpable joy of these women creating the music together.' – Nikki Flionis – The Arts – Fenway News
'It is just amazing to hear Women of the World’s multi-faceted talent, the depth and complexity of their pieces, and to watch their passion for what they do. They are a stunning group with incredible talent.' - Ann Miller, President of Boston Jazz Voices
About Annette Philip
Annette began working in the professional media circuit in New Delhi at the age of seventeen. She has since become an established recording artist, lending her voice to albums, jingles and voice-overs in nine languages, for television and radio, and such companies as Indian Airlines, Panasonic, Bausch and Laumb.. She also finds inspiration in musical theatre; performing, writing, and recording for various productions in India, besides continuing to perform live. In 2003, she co-founded Artistes Unlimited (AU) in New Delhi, India, a performing arts ensemble, promoting collaboration among musicians in the city. With a vast repertoire spanning genres of Indian and Western Classical, Sufi and folk music, AU is now India’s largest and most diverse youth platform for musicians, with a rotating line up of over 250 artistes. Presently she is also a professor of voice at the Berklee College of Music, teaching voice to students from India and around the world.
She has been privileged to share the stage with artists such as Shubha Mudgal, Pandit Anindo Chaterjee, Ghatam Giridhar Udupa, grammy winner Bobby McFerrin, and others. She has toured India, Japan, Asia, Europe, and US.
This is what the media and others say about Annette Philip.
'One of Delhi's renowned vocalists Annette Philip is leading what promises to be one of the city's most unique and electrifying concerts, uniting 60 talented students from some of Delhi's best known schools and colleges.' - The Delhi Age Newspaper
'Queen of harmonies!' - Surojit Dev, Drummer, Them Clones
'Your performance of 'Caravan' was the most musical and arresting performance I have seen at Berklee!!' - Bill Banfield, Professor, Berklee College of Music
'Power vocalist Annette Phillip owned the house with her Indian-flavored, ....... 'Caravan'.' - Lauren Carter, Boston Herald
You will be amazed how beautifully these talented woman from around the world can sing songs in Hindi and other languages. The event is sponsored by Subhash Malhotra and World On Stage (www.worldonstage.com) 781 861 9730 and 781 910 1590 (cell).
Date: 10/20/2012
Location: National Heritage Museum, Lexington, MA
Time: 7:00 pm
Organized By: www.WorldOnStage
Cost: Advance $25
At the door $29
Contact: Subhash malhotra
781 910 1590 or 781 861 9729
Web: www.WorldOnStage.com
Email: worldonstage@gmail.com
Directions: 17 Marrett Road, Lexington, MA 02421
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