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SUMMARY:North Indian Classical Music and Dance
LOCATION:Kimbrough Music Building
DESCRIPTION:Anantya: An Evening of North Indian Classical Magic\n\nImmerse yourself in the soul-stirring world of North Indian classical music and dance in a mesmerizing concert that celebrates tradition, rhythm, and artistry. Join us for an unforgettable evening featuring the intricate melodies of the sitar, the dynamic pulse of the tabla, and the expressive storytelling of classical dance.\n\nThree masterful artists unite on stage:\n\nAnjan Saha, a virtuoso sitarist weaving delicate ragas with effortless grace\n\nArup Chattopadhyay, a tabla maestro bringing thunder and nuance with every beat\n\nKaberi Sen, an exquisite dancer embodying the rhythm, emotion, and narrative of the music\n\nTogether, they will transport you through the timeless landscapes of Hindustani tradition — where sound becomes devotion, movement becomes poetry, and each phrase resonates with centuries of heritage.\n\nLecture demo - Intro to Indian Music & Dance, 10:10-11 am at Bryan Hall Theatre\n\nLecture demo - Music & Healing, 12:10-1 pm at Bryan Hall Theatre\n\nEvening Concert - 6:30 pm at Kimbrough Concert Hall\n\nDon’t miss this rare opportunity to witness the power of live classical performance — where music and movement become one.\n\nSponsored by Allegro Student Arts Organization, David G. Pollart Center for Arts and Humanities, WSU Honors College, the WSU School of Music, and generous donations from Indian faculty members at WSU
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