SEMF 2013 Festivalprogram (pdf) - Sveriges Radio

Tisdag 4 juni
Tuesday 4 June
Onsdag 5 juni
Wednesday 5 June
Torsdag 6 juni
Thursday 6 June
har fått ta emot flera nationella och internationella ut märkelser.
Han har framträtt på alla större musikfestivaler i Indien och följer
ett omfattande, världsomspännande turnéschema. Enligt ett citat
ur den indiska tidningen Rajasthan Patrika: ”Efter att ha lyssnat
till Ustad Shahid Parvez är sitarens framtid efter Ravi Shankar
fortfarande ljus.”
Violinisten Atulkumar Upadhye brinner för sitt instrument. Hans
stil, inspirerad av hans far och guru professor Balkrishna Upadhye,
representerar en unik blandning av indisk och väster ländsk
teknik. Han har framträtt på musikaliska samman komster över
hela världen och har vunnit flera nationella priser. Han har
under visat på Lalit Kala Kendra, universitet i Pune och leder för
närvarande ett av de äldsta violininstituten i Indien.
Mukesh Jadhav är en hängiven elev till tabla-trollkarlen Pandit
Shantaram Chigri. Han påbörjade sina studier i tabla vid tre
års ålder, och inledde sin artistkarriär som femåring. Han har
fått flera nationella utmärkelser, framträtt i indisk radio och
ackompan jerat hyllade violinister och sitarister i USA, Australien,
Malaysia, Singapore, Japan och Europa. Han är Hedersguru på
Lalit Kala Kendra vid universitetet i Pune.
Jari Palmeri är sitarspelare och ackompanjatör på tanpura. Han
har studerat på konservatoriet i Vicenza i norra Italien, rest i
Indien för att möta den indiska musiken på nära håll och har
varit elev hos Ustad Shahid Parvez Khan.
For Ustad shahid parvez Khan, music is not a discipline, but life
itself. He descends from six generations of sitarists and is one of the
leading exponents of the Etawah Gharana, a musical tradition or
” family” committed to this most famous of Indian instruments. He
was trained by his father and guru, Ustad Aziz Khan. From the
age of three he was trained in the classical vocal music that forms the
foundation of the ”gayaki ang” – a style of sitar playing which transfers
the emotional directness and tonal nuance of the human voice to the
instrument. He started performing in public already at the age of
eight. Perse verance and hard work over the years has been rewarded
with an extra ordinary technical prowess, and today Khan is widely
re cognised as one of the greatest sitar players in the world. He has
received numerous national and international awards. He has performed
in all the major music festivals in India and maintains a rigorous
worldwide tour schedule. According to the Indian magazine
Rajasthan Patrika: ”After listening to Ustad Shahid Parvez, the
future of the sitar is still bright after Ravi Shankar.”
atulkumar Upadhye is an ardent violinist. Drawing inspiration from
his father and guru, Prof. Balkrishna Upadhye, Atulkumar’s style represents
a unique blend of Indian and Western technique. He has performed
at music conferences worldwide, and has won several national
awards. He has taught at the Lalit Kala Kendra of Pune University
and currently heads one of the oldest violin institutes in India.
Mukesh Jadhav is an ardent disciple of tabla wizard Pandit
Shanta ram Chigri. He started his tabla studies at the age of three, and
began his career as a performer at the age of five. He has re ceived
numerous national awards, performed on Indian radio and worked
with acclaimed performers, accompanying sitar and violin per formances
in the US, Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, Japan, and Europe. He is
Hono rary Guru at Lalit Kala Kendra at Pune University, Pune.
Jari palmeri is a sitar player and tanpura accompanist. He has
attended the Conservatory in Vicenza in northern Italy, travelled to
India to meet Indian music close up, and has studied with Ustad
Shahid Parvez Khan.
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