"Strings in Harmony" with Lakshay Mohan(Sitar) and Aayush Mohan(Sarod)

“Strings in Harmony” with Lakshay Mohan(Sitar) and Aayush Mohan(Sarod)

When:
March 20, 2019 @ 7:00 pm Asia/Kolkata Timezone
2019-03-20T19:00:00+05:30
2019-03-20T19:15:00+05:30
Where:
Kamani Auditorium
1
Copernicus Marg, Opposite Doordarshan Bhawan, Mandi House, New Delhi, Delhi 110001
India
Cost:
Free
"Strings in Harmony" with Lakshay Mohan(Sitar) and Aayush Mohan(Sarod) @ Kamani Auditorium | New Delhi | Delhi | India

“Strings in Harmony” with Lakshay Mohan(Sitar) and Aayush Mohan(Sarod)

“Strings in Harmony” with Lakshay Mohan(Sitar) and Aayush Mohan(Sarod)

Praised and promoted by the legendary musician Pandit Ravi Shankar himself, the Mohan Brothers – Lakshay Mohan(Sitar) and Aayush Mohan(Sarod) are all set to perform for the India Edition of ‘Strings in Harmony’ – A concert that has toured esteemed venues in the USA like Symphony Space, New York , Berklee College Boston, and was featured on FOX television channel in USA. The concert tour is now coming to 3 cities in India.

ABOUT ARTISTS

The Mohan Brothers, Lakshay Mohan & Aayush Mohan, are reviving the lost art of playing the duet of Sitar & Sarod. Pioneered by Ravi Shankar and Ali Akbar Khan in early 50s, a long standing Sitar & Sarod duet is now a rarity in the world of Indian classical music. They are the first Indian musicians to be invited to perform at the Grammy Museum, Los Angeles. They were nominated for the Global Indian Music Academy Awards in 2016.

As quoted by the Times of India on their performance at Sawai Gandharv, the biggest classical music festival of India, “The duo flirted with their supreme talent and young age to give a double layered performance. The lyrical beauty was out of the top drawer. Showing immense craftsmanship, they won the hearts of the weekend audience.” The flagship Indian Government TV channel ‘DD National’ recently telecast a special talk show on how the Mohan Brothers, who do not belong to a traditional classical musicians’ family, have come to be so popular across all music loving audience at a young age.

For every duet concert, Mohan Brothers choose a Raga (melody) and while developing the melody they experiment with new phrases and carve out an intricate rendition full of musical dialogues which are improvised spontaneously on the stage. A Mohan Brothers’ recital is full of vibrant musical sounds woven together through their innovative style of making music.