Amit Arya, a medical Doctor by profession but an Indian Classical Vocalist by choice, has been learning vocal music since the age of eight.
He initiated his training with Smt. Anita Khare of Vancouver B.C. and progressed to learning from Smt. Asha Lohia under the Pandit Jasraj School of Music in Vancouver. Since 1999, he has had the privilege and blessing of taking advanced training from the living legend, Sangeet Martand Padmavibushan Pandit Jasraj-ji, as well as his senior disciples: Pandit Hemang Mehta, Pandita Tripti Mukherjee and Pandit Suman Ghosh.
He initiated his training with Smt. Anita Khare of Vancouver B.C. and progressed to learning from Smt. Asha Lohia under the Pandit Jasraj School of Music in Vancouver. Since 1999, he has had the privilege and blessing of taking advanced training from the living legend, Sangeet Martand Padmavibushan Pandit Jasraj-ji, as well as his senior disciples: Pandit Hemang Mehta, Pandita Tripti Mukherjee and Pandit Suman Ghosh.
Venue
Saturday, Nov 12th 2011, 3pm
Concert Hall at the Vedic Cultural Center,
1420 228th AVE SE, Sammamish WA 98075
Concert Hall at the Vedic Cultural Center,
1420 228th AVE SE, Sammamish WA 98075
Manoj Biswas is a promising Tabla player based in Seattle. He studies Tabla with Sri. Kuntal Roy and Sri. Vishal Nagar. He performs regularly in Seattle and the northwest as an accompanist for both classical and light music programs.
Mausam is a born rasika of music and plays both harmonium and tabla with great feeling. He has accompanied various local artists as well as visiting musicians on both these instruments. A faculty member in Computer Science at the University of Washington, Mausam actively supports musical non-profits like Ragamala, Pratidhwani (in Seattle) and SPIC MACAY in New Delhi. He also studied vocal music from the late Dr. Sharad Gadre.