Friday, 30 November 2012

Confluence, the coming together of two maestros

The legendary Indian musician Dr. T.V.Gopalakrishnan and the multifaceted European maestro Siegfried Kutterer will be performing in Chennai on 18 November 2012.

Confluence is a unique effort to connect different musical and cultural genres, conceived and composed by Dr. T.V.G and Siegfried Kutterer. The logic and discipline of Indian classical music connects with the free improvisation and movement of jazz and percussion. It is a fine play and balancing act between the similarities and accruals of the two musical genres. 
The concert is supported by Pro Helvetia-Swiss Arts Council and the Goethe-Institut.

The famous T.V. Gopalkrishnan has helped to tirelessly shape the dialogue between east and west through his concerts with George Harrison and representatives of free jazz, and now with Vein, a popular trio from the Swiss jazz scene and DeciBells, a percussion trio from Germany that plays avant-garde music. Siegfried Kutterer has studied Mridangam and the theory of Carnatic music for many years. 
Duration: 90-100 minutes 
Dates & Venue: 18 November 2012, Chennai, Music Academy - Book tickets for Chennai show 

Programme 
1. Kanakangi - Golden Shawl All artists 
2. Straight Inside DeciBells & Vein Jazz and Western Percussion 
3. Mallari Saxophone, Violin, Keyboard, Percussion 
4. Indigo DeciBells & Vein Jazz and Western Percussion 
5. Chaturangam Rhythmical musical composition Raga - Swara - Bols - Paran 
Voices and Instruments 
Intermission 
Global premiere of Confluence in Raga Resikapriya, a blend of European and Indian raga and tala
Artists from Europe:
DeciBells (Siegfried Kutterer, Szilard Buti and Domenico Melchiorre)
Jazz Trio VEIN (M. Arbenz/ Piano, T. Laehns/ Bouble Bass and F. Arbenz/ Percussion) 

Artists from India: 
T.V. Gopalkrishnan, Vocal, Mridangam 
Devie Neithiyar, Vocal 
S. Varadarajan Violin 
G. Ramanathan, Saxophone 
Biju Paulose, Keyboards 
Tripunilhura, Radhakishnan, Ghatom  

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