INDIAN CLASSICAL MUSIC: A PAN-INDIAN PERSPECTIVE

Tuesday, November 6, 2007

INDIAN CLASSICAL MUSIC: A PAN-INDIAN PERSPECTIVE

Cornish Music Series and Ragamala Present: Indian Classical Music: A Pan-Indian Perspective

A recital highlighting the two major traditions of music in South Asia, the music of South India, or Karnatak Music, and the music of North India, or Hindustani Music. Seattle-based artists Raman Iyer, violin, vocalist Srivani Jade and vocalist Arijit Mahalanabis, will present recitals of each form.

Saturday, November 10th, 8:00pm
PONCHO Concert Hall, Kerry Hall
710 E. Roy St., Seattle, WA
Free for Cornish students, faculty and staff.
General Admission: $15, $7.50 students, seniors & Cornish alumni.
Free parking in the garage behind Kerry Hall on Boylston Ave.
http://www.ragamala.org/

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Tuesday, November 6, 2007