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One of India's renowned music masters, sarod virtuoso Rajeev Taranath, brings a rare performance of classical North Indian (Hindustan) music to the Sacred Stream Center in Berkeley.
Taranath is a master of the sarod, a four-stringed lute central to classical northern Indian music. Accompanied by percussionist Vikas Yendluri on the tabla, he will perform ragas: intricate, colorfully improvised melodies and rhythms.
"Rajeev Taranath's sarod improvisations [;;are];; an exuberant rhythmic celebration", The New York Times wrote.
A distinguished disciple of the legendary Ustad Ali Akbar Khan, Rajeev Taranath was the recipient of many awards and honors including the Indian government's highest award in the arts in 1999 for outstanding achievement in the classical music field. In performances throughout the world, he has been acclaimed for his technical virtuosity, inspired imagination, and emotional range.
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LocationThe Sacred Stream Center (View)
2149 Byron St
Berkeley, CA 94702
United States
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