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to all our past concerts on the World at Home Subscribers page.
Watch anytime. Plus, you'll receive the link to our monthly
livestreamed World at Home concerts, free.
Joel Veena & Mir Naqibul Islam:
Guided concert of North Indian classical ragas with Indian slide guitar and tabla
from Saturday, June 12, 7:30 pm
Guided concert of North Indian classical ragas with Indian slide guitar and tabla
from Saturday, June 12, 7:30 pm
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North Indian classical music uses the unique musical form of the 'raga' or 'raag' to stir the emotions of the audience and performers, moving them towards a state of focused joy and harmony. Joel and Mir, both seasoned performers in the art form, present a concert of North Indian music with explanation and demonstration to guide listeners in an understanding and appreciation of the form and substance of the music.
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Tamar Ilana
St. Valentine's Day Concert of Love Songs from Around the World
from February 13, 2021 Tamar Ilana is a powerful and versatile Canadian singer and flamenco dancer of mixed descent, renowned for her ability to sing in multiple languages and collaborate with various artistic communities from around the world. Jason Anick Acoustic Trio
from January 9, 2021
Follow Jason Anick, Max O’Rourke and Greg Loughman, and you’ll find yourself taking unexpected turns and discovering vistas. It’s a new brand of acoustic music—traditional instrumentation spinning ear-catching melodies, channeling the wit and spontaneity of three irrepressible musical storytellers. |
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Ruth Cunningham
from June 27, 2020
Ruth Cunningham is a founding member of Anonymous 4 and a sound healing practitioner. She specializes in early music performance as well as improvisational sacred music from varied spiritual traditions in both liturgical and concert settings. She works with individuals and groups on using the voice and music as tools for healing. With Anonymous 4, Ruth performed in concerts and festivals throughout the United States, Europe and the Far East and made thirteen recordings. |
