Rhythm Riders Music Productions – Indian Music, Tabla, World Music, Kathak Dance


	Category Archives: Taalim School of Indian Music ← Older posts Foreigners and the love of Indian Music Posted on June 30, 2010 posted in Concerts, Pandit Divyang Vakil, Taalim School of Indian Music We say foreigners, but they say that all music can find their root in Indian music…so are they really “foreign” to it. Guru Poornima is time of celebration and coming together. Every year many tabla players from the Taalim School of Indian Music in the US and from around the world get their fill of Indian music when they come for Guru Poornima. Continue reading → Leave a comment ahmedabad guru poornima guru purnima india michael lukshis sejal kukadia tabla tabla player tabla solo Strength in Unity: Tabla Ecstasy Concert Review Posted on May 21, 2010 posted in Concerts, Kaumil Shah, Nishant Mehta, Rushi Vakil, Sahil Patel, Taalim School of Indian Music, Tabla Ecstasy, Tabla Ensembles FROM LONG ISLAND WINS On April 17, Tabla Ecstasy, an Indian drumming group, performed at Atmananda Yoga Sequence in Manhattan. Here are some reflections on the group and the show. Tabla Ecstasy. The name says it all. Because that’s what … Continue reading → Leave a comment concert review great concert manhattan show new york usa One Kathak dancer with Multiple Tabla Players Posted on May 19, 2010 posted in Jin (JoungJin Won), Kathak, Nishant Mehta, Taalim School of Indian Music It can be difficult to get a good tabla player to accompany Kathak dance. Many can play tekha (or the taal), but are not able to play exact compositions that perfectly match with the dancer’s footwork and Kathak composition. Continue reading → 1 Comment accompanying kathak indian classical dance loren oppenheimer michael lukshis tabla tabla player Great Performance of Talavya (formerly Tabla Ecstasy) Posted on April 18, 2010 posted in Kaumil Shah, Nishant Mehta, Rushi Vakil, Sahil Patel, Taalim School of Indian Music, Tabla Ecstasy Talavya (formerly Tabla Ecstasy) had a great time performing in New York for the last two nights with shows in Albany and Manhattan. One more show on the East Coast – in Princeton, New Jersey tonight. Here a look at … Continue reading → Leave a comment Albany Carolina Great Performance Manhattan new jersey new york taalavya tabla player Counting in Five Posted on March 5, 2010 posted in Taalim School of Indian Music, Workshop Counting in Five How Indian music changed the lives of five Americans. by Sandy Gordon RUTHERFORD, NJ – The song was familiar to suburban ears: planes droned down through the dusk, and in the silence between, the autumn wind rustled … Continue reading → 2 Comments brian krutzel learning tabla loren oppenheimer michael lukshis sejal kukadia tabla player ← Older posts