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Kousic 2020
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Rakesh Chaurasia - Flute, Kousic Sen - Tabla, Raag Mishra Bhairavi
Rakesh Chaurasia is the nephew and disciple of the legendary flautist Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia. Adept at playing the popular and folk music, he is equally at home in the Indian classical genre. Despite constant demands by the "Bollywood" industry for his services towards film and stage music, he has not shied away from his ambition to carve a niche for himself in the Indian classical genre. Over the last few years, he has increasingly accompanied Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia on the international classical stage that has helped to hone his skills further. Now, slowly emerging from the shadows of his illustrious uncle, from whom he has imbibed not only the generosity of spirit and humility but total dedication to his craft, he showcases his skills in this first-ever classical album. For more information visit http://www.saa-uk.org.uk/index.php?id=8616 or http://www.samaymusic.com
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Jhala Tabla Solo by Kousic Sen.
Jhala on tabla is a speciality of Kousics. He has developed many new techniques and variations which he showcases in this video.
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Rare video of Pandit Birju Maharaj ji with Kousic Sen, accompanied by Pandit Ramesh Mishra.
Live From Chicago.
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Pravin Godkhindi at the London International Arts Festival 2013
Pravin Godkhindi accompanied by Kousic Sen on Tabla at the London International Arts Festival 2013 produced by Dhruv Arts. Pravin is a gifted Bansuri (Bamboo Flute) player from India. Bamboo Flute or the Bansuri is an instrument which creates mesmerizing effects on the minds of human beings. There are legends about Lord KRISHNA's power in attracting people and animals alike through his blissful, melodious tunes 1which flowed from his Bansuri. Pravin comes from a family of 3 generations of flautists and is one of the most sought after and prolific flautists from India. Pandit Venkatesh Godkhindi, the senior most flautist of Karnataka, aged 69, has been performing for the past 40 years and is the guru for his son with the youngest of the three, Master Shadaj Godkhindi, aged 8 yrs, is Pravin's son. His father has taught him BANSURI in KIRANA GHARAANA GAYAKI STYLE. But Pravin added the GATKAARI or TANTRAKAARI STYLE by his own efforts and has mastered the technique. He is adept in both the styles. Sonorous blowing, control over the breath, elaborations of Raga with its aesthetic appeal, extraordinary and skillful rendition of Layakaari are but a few salient features of his flute recital. He has been ably balancing both traditional and creative music. Western classical, Jazz and Carnatic classical also have favourably influenced him. He is also a composer, a vocalist, an actor & a tabla artiste.
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Hypnotic Raag Bhimpalasi | Roopa Panesar & Kousic Sen | Asian Arts Agency
A hypnotic segment of Raag Bhimpalasi performed at Bristol's Rhythm Utsav 2018. Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/2gdMWax Roopa Panesar (Sitar) and Kousic Sen (Tabla) perform this special raag usually associated with a hot Indian summers afternoon. Asian Arts Agency is a dynamic arts development agency that develops, promotes and supports international contemporary and traditional South Asian arts in the UK. Visit our website: https://www.asianartsagency.co.uk Find us on: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/AsianArtsAgency Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/AsianArtsAgency Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/AsianArtsAgency
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Abhishek Raghuram, Kousic Sen & H.N. Bhaskar | Carnatic Vocal, Tabla & Violin | Indika 2016 | Milap
Live Stream of a performance by Internationally renowned Vocalist Abhishek Raghuram accompanied by the renowned Tabla Maestro Kousic Sen on Tabla and the ever melodious H.N. Baskar on Violin. Performed at Milap's Indika 2016 Festival at the Capstone Theatre in Liverpool. Indika is a Festival of Indian Arts unlike any other. Over the past years, Indika has established itself as a unique and very significant festival in Britain. It brings together brilliant, innovative artists who create entirely new concepts of collaboration in Music and Dance. It is also unique because it brings together Indian Music, Dance and high quality together in a nine day long tumultuous celebration that features at least four European premieres each summer in the happening city of Liverpool. It is the only major Indian festival that takes place outside London, in the North of England, bringing arts and joy to new audiences each summer. The festival offers mesmerising Morning Raga sessions, delightful late night music concerts, and inspirational lecture demonstrations on diverse subjects. All this underpinned by two tremendous residential summer schools of music and dance with international tutors. It is a week full of the joy of learning & friendship where arts work their magic in uniting hearts! Indika is not just another Indian Festival! It is The Festival of Indian Arts in Europe one must visit if one is to experience and create magical memories in Music and Dance. So make sure you do not miss out joining us at Indika. A very warm Indian welcome awaits you! ------- Discover and learn more about the instruments you see in this video at 'Instruments India', our online archive of sounds, images and videos exploring the details of a variety of Indian instruments: https://www.milapfest.com/instruments... ------ Milap is an Indian arts and culture company operating in the UK. Our aim is to inspire, educate and entertain people of all backgrounds through Indian Arts. We produce festivals, performances and events across the UK, including our annual festival in Liverpool - Indika. Milap has also produced a career pathway in Indian arts, including education events, the National Youth Orchestra for Indian Music, Dance India International Summer School and the UK's National Indian Arts Awards. For further information, visit https://www.milap.co.uk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/milapfest Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/milapfest/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/milapfest Sound Cloud: https://soundcloud.com/milapfest Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/milapfest Credits: Produced by Milap. All Rights Reserved © 2016 Milap Festival Trust
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