wauem_1995015.xml Guide to the Matthew Rice recordings: Concert; D. Ghosh; A. Badamikar Rice (Matthew) recordings: Concert; D. Ghosh; A. Badamikar University of Washington Ethnomusicology Archives 2017
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UW Ethnomusicology Archives video recordings: Matthew Rice recordings: Concert; D. Ghosh; A. Badamikar Rice, Matthew 1995015 2 videotapes EC - 2 vcts (S-VHS, sp, stereo, color); Duration: 2:42:00; tape log by collector. 1995-04-08 Recorded at the University of Washington, Kane Hall 120, 4/8/95; concert co-sponsored by Ragamala and the UW Ethnomusicology Division.

Unrestricted: collection is open for research.

Anand Badamikar (1954-), from Solapur, Maharashtra, is a celebrated tabla player and disciple of Pandit Taranath Rao.

Dhruba Ghosh (1957-2017) was a sarangi and tabla player, vocalist, composer, and innovator who contributed to establishing the sarangi as a classical Indian solo instrument worldwide. The son and disciple of tabla maestro Nikhil Ghosh, Dhruba Ghosh invented new and original techniques that would eventually help form an independent language for the sarangi. He taught vocal music for several years at Sangit Mahabharati Music school in Mumbai, India.

Original recorded on Hi-8mm; Archives copy is a dub of S-VHS copy made by collector.

Performers: Dhruba Ghosh/sarangi; Anand Badamikar/tabla.

Contents: Sri Raga; Rag Hamir; Rag Megh Malhar; Rag Desh.

See logsheet for detailed listing.

Documentation: Concert flyer

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