Uncharted Resonance
Description
What happens when the intricate rhythms of Indian classical music meet the sounds of Nordic folk, Celtic traditions and contemporary global music?
Four acclaimed musicians come together in West Auckland for a musical collaboration that explores the meeting of cultures, traditions and improvisation. Bringing together sitar, tabla, saxophone and an array of stringed instruments, they create a rich and compelling musical landscape that moves between the familiar and the unexpected.
At the heart of the collaboration are Indian classical musicians Basant Madhur (tabla) and Sargam Madhur (sitar), whose deep grounding in the traditions of Indian classical music brings rhythmic intricacy, expressive melodies and a remarkable musical interplay.
Joining them are composer and multi-instrumentalist Jon Sanders, renowned for his virtuosity on bouzouki, tenor ukulele and guitar. His compositions draw on a wonderfully eclectic mix of influences, including jazz, gypsy, funk, Arabic, Latin and Celtic music. Described by The Irish Times as quantum-leaping, deeply meditative and impishly playful, his music is full of surprises.
Swedish saxophonist Hanna Wiskari brings her roots in Nordic traditional music together with a broad range of global influences. As an improviser, she combines musical depth and adventurousness with a lightness and spontaneity. Hanna also manages Ethno NZ, championing intercultural connection and understanding through music.
Together, these four musicians create something that goes beyond a meeting of musical styles. Through improvisation, shared musical curiosity and a deep respect for their respective traditions, they open up new musical possibilities and connections.
Expect an atmospheric, dynamic and at times surprising musical journey - a chance to experience the sounds of different cultures meeting, conversing and creating something entirely their own.
Presented by Sounds of India Charitable Trust & Arts Connections Oceania
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General admission $30
Student/unwaged $20
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General admission $35
Student/unwaged $25
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