Ouverture spirituelle • Hinduism V: Morning Ragas

PROGRAMME

INFORMATION

The term raga is taken from Sanskrit and means “what dyes the spirit”. Ragas form the melodic basic structure of classical Indian music. Ragas are associated with specific times of the year and the day, and express basic moods such as joy, grief or love. A raga comes alive through the art of improvisation and ornamentation. Practitioners of classical Northern Indian music (Hindustani music) and classical Southern Indian music (Carnatic music) will perform ragas for the break of dawn and for sunrise.

PERFORMERS

Shubhendra Rao, Sitar
Vinod Lele, Tabla

Shruti Sadolikar, Vocals
Vinod Lele, Tabla
Sangeet Mishra, Sarangi
Shrinidhi Katkar, Percussion

SERIES "Ouverture spirituelle • Christianity and Hinduism"

• Ouverture spirituelle • Haydn: Die Schöpfung
• Ouverture spirituelle • Palestrina: Missa, Motets, Ricercari
• Ouverture spirituelle • Bach: Mass in B minor
• Ouverture spirituelle • Hinduism I: Kutiyattam
• Ouverture spirituelle • Invocation
• Ouverture spirituelle • Hinduism II: Dhrupad
• Ouverture spirituelle • Mozart: Mass in C minor
• Ouverture spirituelle • Beethoven: Missa solemnis
• Ouverture spirituelle • Bach: Musikalisches Opfer
• Ouverture spirituelle • Schubert: Lazarus
• Ouverture spirituelle • Hinduism III: Khyal
• Ouverture spirituelle • Schubert: Mass in A flat
• Ouverture spirituelle • Hinduism IV: Bharatanatyam
• Ouverture spirituelle • Bruckner: Mass in F minor
• Ouverture spirituelle • Francisco Javier: La Ruta de Oriente
• Ouverture spirituelle • Lachrimae

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