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Saturday Recitals - July 2010

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Gopal Mishra
Gopal Mishra comes from a traditional family of musicians.
He started his training on the Tabla under his father Shri
Damodar Mishra, the son of Pandit Bundi Maharaj of the
Benaras gharana. He plays as a soloist as well as an
accompanist with equal ease and flourish. He has
accompaniment to numerous musicians and dancers.
Gopal Mishra has played the Tabla in various music
conferences all over India and abroad. He is an ‘A’ graded
artist of All India Radio (AIR) and Doordarshan. Presently,
he is a faculty member at the ITC Sangeet Research Academy. |
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Subhra Guha
Subhra Guha joined the Academy in 1984 as a research
scholar, she was trained by Pt.Sunil Bose, the veteran of
the Agra gharana. Subhra also received guidance from Pt.K.G.
Ginde,Pt. D.T. Joshi and Pt.V.K. Kichlu while she was a
scholar at ITC SRA. She later became a guru of the Academy
from 1992 and remained here till 2003. Subhra has been
performing regularly at prestigious platforms both in India
and the USA. She also has teaching assignments in the US and
has also performed in various countries in Europe and Asia.
She has also gained recognition for her thumri renditions in
the poorab ang. |
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A G Bandopadhyay - Tabla
Initiated into music by his father, Ananda Gopal
bandopadhyay was later trained by Pandit Mahadeo Prasad
Mishra of the Benaras gharana. A top graded artiste of All
India Radio today, Ananda Gopal has had a brilliant and
successful career as a tabla player, who is adept both as a
soloist and an accompanist. He is a widely traveled artiste
and has played with virtually all the leading performers of
Hindustani music at festivals all over the world. Apart from
his performances, he has been associated with prestigious
organizations like the Song & Drama Division (Delhi),
Faculty of Music &Fine Arts (Delhi University) and the Amir
Khusro Society, Chicago. Ananda Gopal is a senior faculty
member of the ITC Sangeet Research Academy, Kolkata. |
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Jyoti Goho – Harmonium
Hearing his mother’s melodious voice, Jyoti Goho developed a
keen interest in music. Initially trained by Shri Sanat
Banerjee and thereafter, Shri Biren Bose, Jyoti became a
disciple of Pandit A.Kanan. Jyoti Goho developed the art of
playing the Harmonium under the tutelage of Shri Deb Kumar
Banerjee. Aided by his knowledge of vocal music, he bloomed
into a competent and sensitive Harmonium accompanist. The
ability to understand and adjust according to the mood and
spirit of the performer has made Jyoti popular amongst all
the eminent vocalists of the present generation. His art has
taken him to music conferences and programmes all over India
and abroad. Jyoti Goho is a senior Faculty member of the ITC
Sangeet Research Academy, Kolkata. |
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Rupashree Bhattacharya - Harmonium
Born into a family of musicians, Rupashree Bhattacharya was
initially tutored in vocal music by her father, Shri Durga
Charan Bhattacharya. She later learnt from Shri Ashit
Bandopadhyay, Smt. Shipra Bose and Shri Sanjoy Chakrabarty.
In 1996 she became a scholar of the ITC Sangeet Research
Academy under the tutelage of Pandit Ajoy Chakrabarty.
Noticing her innate talent in playing the harmonium, her
guru gradually guided her through the intricacies and
exacting standards of accompaniment. As an ITC SRA scholar,
she also received dhrupad and dhamar training from Pandit
Falguni Mitra, Guru-Prefect, ITC SRA. She has matured into a
sensitive and unobtrusive accompanist. A graded artist of
All India Radio, she is a faculty member of ITC Sangeet
Research Academy, Kolkata. |
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Samar Saha - Tabla
For years now, Samar Saha has been widely known for his
dexterous tabla and rare musicianship. With his matured
sense of accompaniment he contributes immensely to any raga
sangeet performance and is a boon to every vocalist or
instrumentalist. Born in Kolkata, he was initially trained
by his father, Sudhangshu Bhusan Saha and his elder brother,
Tarak Saha. Later, he received extensive talim from
Satchidananda Goswami and from Krishna Kumar Ganguly (Natu
Babu) of the Benaras gharana. A much sought-after artiste
today, he has played with some of the greatest stalwarts of
Hindustani music and has participated in all the prestigious
music festivals in India and overseas. He has been a full
time faculty member of ITC Sangeet Research Academy almost
since its inception. |
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