Musicians Visit Kadavul Temple
Two world renowned classical Indian musicians came to visit the temple today. They played a Tala Records concert last night at the Kauai Community College. Kala Ramnath (on the right) has revolutionized the technique of playing the violin, bringing it so close to vocal music that she is acclaimed as “The Singing Violin.”
Ty Burhoe is a tabla master having been a disciple of Ustad Zakir Hussain since 1990. Founder of the Tala Records label Burhoe is a Hawaii resident and is committed to bringing Indian music to Hawaiian island communities.
05/22/10 Sun 1, Saturday, Sivaloka Dasami, 8:30PM, Uttaraphalguni, 11:49PM, 40, 254915159 35444 299, Nartana Ritau
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May 23rd, 2010 at 7:13 am
Oh how I love music!
Jai Ganapati!
May 23rd, 2010 at 9:45 am
WoW ! Great…..All the best!!!
Pls can we have a glimpse….AUM.