This Thursday’s re-envisioning of John Coltrane’s ‘A Love Supreme’ will further the expansive, global innovations of his loving wife Alice Coltrane .
Pianist, harpist and band leader, Alice Coltrane’s Sanskrit name was Turiyasangitananda. She was devoted to the practices of Indian spiritual master Sri Swami Satchidananda, and the Indian sage Sri Satya Sai Baba and these influence permeated all levels of her own music. The Sacred Music : Sacred Spaces ensemble will embrace her vision by integrating the mind enhancing musical offerings of a modern day master the interdisciplinary arts – Ansuman Biswas.
Ansuman is a unique and deeply spiritual individual and on mid summer;s night in the Chapel in Kings College he will exchange tabla rhythms with a trio of Cuban/Nigerian bata drummers and add to this spiritually charged endeavour the sublime sounds of the santoor, water phone, conch and assorted percussion.
You can find more about Ansuman’s diverse and mind stretching projects on http://www.ansuman.com/home.html
Ansuman Biswas : Zero Genie
Sacred Music : Sacred Spaces is supported by the PRS Foundation & Sound and Music
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That is so brilliant. Alice Coltrane’s Indian spiritually infused music is always what I come back to time after time. Wonderful to have a now essence for it. I am fascinated by the tabla bata interplay you spoke of on the radio today as well. Incidentally I have the mp3 from your today’s ON FM encounter and will post a link soon.