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Milind Date(Bansuri), ȿ(Ÿ), Ȳָ(Ҹ)
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PROGRAM
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Traditional India Music and Improvisation
Raag Madhuvanti - Aalap
Milind Date (Bansuri)
Raag Madhuvanti - Jod and Zhala
Milind Date (Bansuri)
Bandish
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Pratidhwani
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- Intermission -
Breaking Through the Mist
Milind Date (Bansuri) / ȿ (Ÿ)
Dhun of Gujrath
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Summer in Seoul
Milind Date (Bansuri) / ȿ (Ÿ) / Ȳָ (Ҹ)
PROFILE
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Milind Date is one of the most versatile musicians from India. He is known for his immaculate Bansuri Bamboo Flute playing and composing. Milind is a senior performing disciple of world famous Bansuri virtuoso Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia. With more than 3000 performances to his credit, Milind has vast experience of performing on various stages and for varied size of audience ranging from 20 - 30 to 30,000 - 50,000. His concerts are energy packed and the crowd involvement is surely exciting.
Milind has studied not only Indian classical and folk music. He has studied and featured in different styles of music from all over the world. An accomplished, versatile composer and arranger, Milind has experimented with several music and dance forms in as showcased in his band Fusion Ensemble. Also he has composed music for several films and documentaries.
[Appearance Schedule / One Month Festival]
-7/03 National Gugak Center, Seoul, South Korea
-7/05 Artist House (Auditorium), Seoul, South Korea
-7/10 Vilas Studio, Pune, India
-7/19 Nirman Landmark, Pune, India
ȿ(Ÿ)
1996 øǰǴ Դܰ ŸDZ Ǫ Ȱ ڷ ȿ ̾ ǼҸ Ÿ, ￬ڷ Ȱ ϴ 2000 â۰ ݶ̼, ܱ 佺Ƽ پ Ȱ ϰ ִ. 2006 ҳ Ʈ â ѱ ǥ DZμ ‘屸’ ָ, 屸θ ǰ <ٶǽ(2008)> ǥϰ Ȱ ̾ ִ. ״ ҳ Ʈ ǥ̸ ̹佺Ƽ , ó ȹ ð ִ. Ϻ Sukiyaki Meets The World Festival ڹ̴.
Jae Hyo Chang began his career as a percussionist by joining the Seoul Metropolitan Traditional Music Orchestra and the percussion group ‘Puri’; originally having played pansori epic chant, percussion, and ajaeng, starting in 2000, Chang has broadened his skill set by participating in various creative collaborations and overseas festivals. Since forming the Sonagi Project in 2006, he began to focus on janggu, one of the most well-known traditional Korean instruments; he wrote a music “Baramae Soop (Forest of Wind)”, a piece of music entirely composed of only janggus, which he still actively performs. Chang is currently the representative of the Sonagi Project, the art director of the Bukchon Music Festival, and is the project manager of the See Now We Festival. He is also an advisor of Japan’s Sukiyaki Meets The World.
[Appearance Schedule / One Month Festival]
-7/3, 17 Eunpyeong Arts Center, Seoul, S.Korea (Sonagi Project)
-7/5 Artist House (Auditorium), Seoul, S.Korea
Ȳָ(Ҹ)
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[Appearance Schedule / One Month Festival]
-7/5 Artist House (Auditorium), Seoul, S.Korea
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