New Philharmonic "Korngold's Hollywood Concerto"
Violinist, Esme Arias-Kim
Music of Korngold, Sibelius, Enescu
Violinist, Esme Arias-Kim
Music of Korngold, Sibelius, Enescu
Violinist, Esme Arias-Kim
Music of Korngold, Sibelius, Enescu
with:
Trina Basu, violin
Roopa Mahadevan, vocal
Roshni Samlal, tabla
"Celebrating the role of women in Indian music", Karavika opens the event with a set at 8pm. With Sameer Gupta (tabla) and Perry Wortman (bass).
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Opening for the legendary mridangam player Karaikudi Mani.
Festival of Colors
Opening for Red Baraat
Triple bill with Shilpa Ananth and Ganavya
Tickets: $20
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Details:
Doors Open | 6:00 p.m.
Show | 7:00 p.m.
Trina Basu - Violin
Anjna Swaminathan - Violin
Amali Premawardhana - Cello
Perry Wortman - Bass
Camila Celine - Sarod/ Guitar
Roshni Samlal - Tabla/ Electronics
Lauren Crump - Percussion
Roopa Mahadevan - Vocals
Priya Darshini - Vocals
Women’s Raga Massive (WRM), an offshoot of the Brooklyn Raga Massive, is primarily concerned with exploring and making visible the diverse creative work of female-identified artists in a musical world where those voices are a minority. The music collective identifies with the boldness of the experimental music movement, using the Indian classical music tradition as a framework to improvise and bring in influences from the diverse cultures of Brooklyn. WRM seeks to create a platform for minority artists to engage in primarily musical conversations that are referential to Indian classical music and what it means to be a female artist in contemporary America.
Accompanying Le Cantanti di Chicago at 2017 Serenade! Washington DC Choral Festival. Celebrating the 100th birthday of President John F. Kennedy.
Accompanying Le Cantanti di Chicago at 2017 Serenade Washington DC Choral Festival. Celebrating the 100th birthday of President John F. Kennedy.
Performing the music of John and Alice Coltrane with Brooklyn Raga Massive's Coltrane Tribute. With Arun Ramamurthy (violin), Trina Basu (violin), Amali Premawardhana (cello), Brandee Younger (harp), Jay Gandhi (bansuri), Michael Gam (bass), Neel Murgai (sitar), Pawan Benjamin (saxophone), Marc Cary (piano) and Sameer Gupta (drums). Opening for the legendary Pharoah Sanders. Free!
The Music of Vaughan WIlliams: Sancta Civitas & Dona Nobis Pace
Brooklyn Raga Massive: Women's Voices
A Holiday Choral Fest
Music by Britten, Rutter and more
Dhilanthi Fernando, director