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| For Your Consideration Best Global Music Album GLORIOUS INDIA Bickram Ghosh  Renowned musician Bickram Ghosh has once again captured the hearts of audiences with his latest album, "Glorious India, " where he brings together top flute, sitar, and tabla players to showcase these traditional instruments in a fresh light. With a mesmerizing fusion of sounds and styles, Ghosh not only celebrates the rich musical heritage of India but also reflects the country's vibrant present and promising future.On "Glorious India, " Ghosh skillfully blends different melodies and rhythms, collaborating with some of the most talented musicians in the industry, including Grammy Winner Rakesh Chaurasia, Purbayan Chatterjee, and Kumaresh, among others. Each track on the album pays homage to Indian classical music while adding a contemporary twist, appealing to a diverse audience. World-famous percussionist and New-age star, Bickram Ghosh is ranked amongst the greatest Tabla players of India. Equally brilliant within traditional as well as experimental genres, Bickram has carved out a unique niche for himself in his diverse avatars as a classical musician, new – age artiste, and composer. He is heralded as a multi-talented virtuoso. His already huge body of work in diverse artistic areas such as classical performances (he has played with literally every top Hindustani and Carnatic Classical artist in the country- especially Pt Ravi Shankar with whom he performed for 11 years), new-age experimental music (he is widely considered a pioneer in this area), recordings (over 100), film scoring (34 films in Hindi and Bengali), learned the nuances of Carnatic percussion from Pandit S. Sekhar. He performed for over a decade with the legendary Pandit Ravi Shankar who honed his skills in the art of accompaniment. Played on 4 Grammy Nominated albums including George Harrison's "Brianwashed". Played on Grammy Awards album "Full Circle" with Ravi Shankar. Recordings - over 200 and 54 Film scores. write your comments about the article :: © 2024 Jazz News :: home page |