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Home - updated June 2010 Announced on the new Events page.. Partha Bose and Shiv Shankar Ray will be coming to town on the 16th July to perform in the Unitarian Church, Brighton. Details here
Version 2 of Marc's Learning Tabla for Beginners Cd-Rom / Dvd is now available. You can get it direct from me or you can buy it at earthvibemusic.com. If you want to get it from me for just £12.50 please mail for details. A free copy will be included in future tabla courses More information on this product here
This site is an outlet for creative communication in the sphere of music. I'm particularly interested in Indian folk and classical music and I'm really interested in anyone with a vision to perform the real thing or a form of fusion. I'm always looking for musicians to play with or record with. I'm based in Brighton UK now but I tend to spend a lot of time in India too. It would be good to use this space to discuss ideas about practice, technique and all things baffling in the world of indian classical music as I'm sure anyone delving into this subject must experience the same problems. I'd like to pool some inspiring contributions here too. Not sure how this is going to work but let's see what's possible. Click for forums.
To contact me, mail me through marc@mnm.co.in. Cheers Marc
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Many thanks to my teachers past and present for sharing this art and providing the inspiration and having so much patience. I am now very happy to be a student of Shri Shiv Shankar Ray who is an astounding performer and a fantastic teacher of the instrument. He is from Calcutta and was himself a disciple of the great Jnan Prakash Ghosh. His site which I recently built, is here Big thanks also go to Steve Morley who taught me in Brighton for a number of years. Steve is a great teacher and spends a lot of time considering the processes of teaching and learning and as a result has a great deal to offer. www.tablaworkshops.com is his website. Last but certainly not least, thanks to Kailash Nishad of Benares for displaying the 'pickles' of his talent which inspired me in the first place to spend so many hours since trying to nurture a small proportion of the skills he can effortlessly muster!! A true living maestro indeed. I learnt for 5 weeks with Kailash in the beginning and that was an unforgettably inspiring time. Musical instruments at Earthvibemusic.com Musical instruments at Adaptatrap (Brighton) RESOURCES Tanpura - Riyazstudio.com Lahra very usable free program - Taalpulse.net Practice and compositional tools - Swarsystems.com |
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