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Samir and Sanghamitra Chatterjee Samir is a virtuoso tabla player who has collaborated with some of the finest musicians of the world. Joining him in performing Sri Chinmoy’s songs is his wife Sanghamitra, one of India’s leading classical vocalists.
Leonard Bernstein’s Raga for Sri Chinmoy was composed by the Maestro on 28 March 1979 as a gesture of gratitude to Sri Chinmoy, following their first meeting a week earlier when Leonard Bernstein heard the song Sri Chinmoy had composed in his honour. Based on the Indian raga ‘Bahar’, which invokes the coming of spring, it is composed for voice (Prachar Stegemann), flute (Premik Tubbs), sitar (Kanala Auer) and tabla (Sadanand Magee).
Santanu Bhowmick and Tapan Modak We welcome our special guest Santanu, who is visiting from Kolkata, India. Tonight he is joined by Tapan on tabla and other friends to give Sri Chinmoy’s songs a unique Indian interpretation. Their debut CD is available for sale this evening.