Celebrating the Legend: Life and Times of Pt. Jasraj Click here for details...Upcoming Event on August 17th, 2014 in San Francisco...
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It's not everyday that we get a chance to witness legendary artists sharing not only their music, but also the personal stories and cherished memories behind their success. Here at ICMA, we're really fortunate to have an opportunity to spend an evening walking down memory lane with the doyen of Indian Classical Music, Padma Vibhushan Pandit Jasraj. Known for his soul-stirring renditions, tremendous range, and countless contributions to the field of Indian Classical Music, Pandit Jasraj will take the stage, accompanied on tabla by the great virtuoso Pandit Swapan Chaudhuri, for a special concert that is sure to please folks of all backgrounds and musical tastes. And what better venue for this once-in-a-lifetime occasion than the iconic and historical Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco? Don't miss your chance to be a part of a unique evening of soulful music and rare glimpses into the life and times of a truly world class artist! Click here for details...
Past Events...
Shades of Gwalior: Dr. Pt. Vidyadhar Vyas
Dr. Pt. Vidyadhar Vyas, who is a senior exponent of Gwalior Gharana - the fountainhead of the Gharana (schools of music) system of Khyal music, through his music and demonstration, will shed light on the different shades there are to this Gharana.
The program will showcase the traditional bandishes and nuances typical of the Gwalior style of singing. Thank you to our patrons for attending several of our concerts, and donating for the cause. It is because of your continued support we are able to bring quality programs, here's the next one and free due to your continued patronage. (Tip: Most suited for music students, enthusiasts and the curious :)
Shades of Gwalior: Dr. Pt. Vidyadhar Vyas
Dr. Pt. Vidyadhar Vyas, who is a senior exponent of Gwalior Gharana - the fountainhead of the Gharana (schools of music) system of Khyal music, through his music and demonstration, will shed light on the different shades there are to this Gharana.
The program will showcase the traditional bandishes and nuances typical of the Gwalior style of singing. Thank you to our patrons for attending several of our concerts, and donating for the cause. It is because of your continued support we are able to bring quality programs, here's the next one and free due to your continued patronage. (Tip: Most suited for music students, enthusiasts and the curious :)
Two Traditions. Three distinguished artists. One magical evening.
ICMA invites you to join us for a rare treat of Indian classical music – "Two Traditions" ...bound together by one soul! Dhrupad - a form of Nada Yoga (yoga of sound), is an ancient and disciplined style of presenting Raga, that is deeply rooted in the Vedas and transports you back to a timeless space, giving you a spiritual experience. Khayal - a more modern adaptation, finds greater scope for improvisation without detracting from the grammar of the Raga. It is this stark contrast and striking similarity of these two preeminent genres, that we at ICMA, wish to present to you in this unique two-part concert. Come join us to see first-hand how Dhrupad and Khayal are at once so fundamentally similar, yet unique in the emotional appeal and atmosphere they elicit.
"Dhrupad: the soul of sound" will be showcased by The Gundecha Brothers, the impeccable duo and torch bearers of this oldest vocal genre of Hindustani classical music in practice today. "Khayal: the seed of thought" will feature the highly coveted and supremely melodious Dr. Prabha Atre, one of the senior-most living legends of Indian Classical Music. Click here for details...
ICMA invites you to join us for a rare treat of Indian classical music – "Two Traditions" ...bound together by one soul! Dhrupad - a form of Nada Yoga (yoga of sound), is an ancient and disciplined style of presenting Raga, that is deeply rooted in the Vedas and transports you back to a timeless space, giving you a spiritual experience. Khayal - a more modern adaptation, finds greater scope for improvisation without detracting from the grammar of the Raga. It is this stark contrast and striking similarity of these two preeminent genres, that we at ICMA, wish to present to you in this unique two-part concert. Come join us to see first-hand how Dhrupad and Khayal are at once so fundamentally similar, yet unique in the emotional appeal and atmosphere they elicit.
"Dhrupad: the soul of sound" will be showcased by The Gundecha Brothers, the impeccable duo and torch bearers of this oldest vocal genre of Hindustani classical music in practice today. "Khayal: the seed of thought" will feature the highly coveted and supremely melodious Dr. Prabha Atre, one of the senior-most living legends of Indian Classical Music. Click here for details...
ICMA in collaboration with Bay Area Performing Arts and India Community Center (ICC) presents 'Melange' as a part of "A memorable Musical Journey" celebrating Indian Classical Music on 13 Oct 2013. Click here for details...
ICMA in collaboration with Stanford University presented 'Song of the Divine', Kirtan - a musical tradition of western India on 4 May 2013. Click here for details...
ICMA supported Swami Vivekananda 150th Anniversary Celebration event with Pt. Jasraj, Pt. Hariprasad Chaurasia, Pt. Swapan Chaudhuri, and Pt. Shubhankar Banerjee at Flint Center on April 20th!
Special discount for ICMA Patrons: $10 discount off $75 ticket, and $7 discount off $65 ticket.
Special discount for ICMA Patrons: $10 discount off $75 ticket, and $7 discount off $65 ticket.
Our past event 'Melange' was a roaring success. It was held on 20 Oct 2012. Click here for details...
'My Father, Pt. Bhimsen Joshi' was very well received sold out performance. It was held on 2 June 2012. Click here for details...
About ICMA Foundation
The Indian Classical Music and Arts Foundation (ICMA Foundation) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit founded with a vision to spread the magic of Indian classical music among global audiences, and share with them a slice of authentic Indian cultural heritage. We aim to achieve this through meticulously planned and executed concerts, workshops, lecture-demonstration sessions and artist interactions.
Our mission is to preserve, nurture and celebrate Indian classical music through activities and projects aimed at exposing global audiences to this art form and aiding its sustainment through charitable initiatives.
To know more about how you can get involved or support us, click here.
The Indian Classical Music and Arts Foundation (ICMA Foundation) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit founded with a vision to spread the magic of Indian classical music among global audiences, and share with them a slice of authentic Indian cultural heritage. We aim to achieve this through meticulously planned and executed concerts, workshops, lecture-demonstration sessions and artist interactions.
Our mission is to preserve, nurture and celebrate Indian classical music through activities and projects aimed at exposing global audiences to this art form and aiding its sustainment through charitable initiatives.
To know more about how you can get involved or support us, click here.
