Hindustani Instrumental Music Recital (sarod)

Hindustani Instrumental Music Recital (sarod)

Hindustani Instrumental Music Recital (sarod)

Experimental Theatre

by Partho Sarothy (Approx. 90 mins)
In collaboration with Saroj Jhaveri Foundation

Sarod is a fretless plucked stringed instrument, immediately recognisable by its large, skin-covered resonator and polished metal fingerboard. Having evolved from the Afghani rabab around 1830s, the sarod is a relatively young instrument. Like the sitar, its older cousin, sarod too has a distinct repertoire that is independent of vocal music. Having trained since a very young age with sarod maestros like Radhika Mohan Moitra, Dhyanesh Khan and Ravi Shankar, Partho Sarothy has a virtuoso yet meditative approach to music. He has been privileged to have an illustrious career with international presence. In this recital, he will present some ragas like Chandranandan, composed/patronised by the legendary sarod maestro Ali Akbar Khan.

Box Office: 9th January for Members & 12th January for Public

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