A gig on Saturday 28th July. The event starts at 19:30.
Chintan Upadhyay & Surdarshan Chana
The Ancient Sound of Dhrupad
Cotham Church Large Hall, Bristol BS6 6DR
Dhrupad is the most ancient form of Indian Classical Music. It’s pure, uplifting and rarely heard in Britain. On Saturday July 28th, two internationally acclaimed artists are appearing. Chintan Upadhyay, from Mumbai, is a senior student of Pandit Uday Bhawalkar. He is deeply immersed in Dhrupad and sings from the heart. Surdarshan Chana, senior student of Pt Sukhvinder Singh, plays bass tabla called jori with deep energy. Look them up on youTube - together they will be irresistible and it will be a tremendous evening. Sponsored by the Dhrupad Music Society and Sitar Music Society. Info: 07720 275716.
Entry requirements:
The Ancient Sound of Dhrupad
Cotham Church Large Hall, Bristol BS6 6DR
Dhrupad is the most ancient form of Indian Classical Music. It’s pure, uplifting and rarely heard in Britain. On Saturday July 28th, two internationally acclaimed artists are appearing. Chintan Upadhyay, from Mumbai, is a senior student of Pandit Uday Bhawalkar. He is deeply immersed in Dhrupad and sings from the heart. Surdarshan Chana, senior student of Pt Sukhvinder Singh, plays bass tabla called jori with deep energy. Look them up on youTube - together they will be irresistible and it will be a tremendous evening. Sponsored by the Dhrupad Music Society and Sitar Music Society. Info: 07720 275716.
Entry requirements:
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