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Ali Akbar College of Music Advanced Instrumental Class #1

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Uploaded by on Apr 3, 2008

Pandit Swapan Chaudhuri welcomes you tothe college. Maestro Ali Akbar Khan leads an advanced instrumental class on April 2nd, 2008.

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  • @fg458h Why so critical? Just because they are in an "advanced class" doesn't mean that they should all be on the same level as Zakir Hussain... While foreigners may not learn classical Indian music in the same way as someone immersed in the culture might, they can still experiment and master the instrument in there own way... allowing a continuous evolution of the art in a variety of different directions... I think music is more about personal expression than conforming to a culture...

  • wow... really amazing. 

  • the tabla player in the video is the son of Pandit Swapan Chaudhuri ji.

  • Khansahib's classes had all levels together in some of the instrumental sessions. He did it for more than 40 years in Calif... 7 days a week. Incredible knowledge, devotion to music and love for his studetns.

    He was a true Master and Teacher.

  • we all should be sad of the death of ali akbar khan who passed away on june 18.

  • its an advanced class

  • They have very high standards

  • Why is he teaching a 8 and half beats composition to beginners?

  • I am so lucky that I live close by and get to hear this transforming soul music and support it too...

  • whens ur debut?

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