From: atul@CS.CMU.EDU (Atul Sudhalkar)
Newsgroups: rec.music.indian.classical
Subject: Ali Akbar Khan concert
Date: 12 Apr 92 15:04:09 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University
Originator: atul@ITAIPU.EDRC.CMU.EDU

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			Concert of Indian Classical Music


			       Ustad Ali Akbar Khan
				     (sarod)

				       with
				Swapan Chaudhuri
				     (tabla)


			      Sunday, May 3, 5:30pm
				    Synod Hall
			 125 N. Craig Street (in Oakland)
			       Pittsburgh, PA 15213

Sponsors: University Circuit for Indian Classical Music in USA,
	  Department of Music and Asian Studies Program, Univ. of Pittsburgh.
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For information, call (412) 963-8023, (412) 648-8582, (412) 624-4125,
or (412) 648-7370.  
TICKET ORDERING INFORMATION: see end of this posting.
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Ustad Ali Akbar Khan, one of the most renowned exponents of Indian
classical music, traces his tradition back to the 16th century court
of Emperor Akbar.  He is the son of Allauddin Khan, perhaps the
greatest figure in Hindustani classical music this century.

Khansahib has received numerous awards and citations from various
organizations.  Notable among these are: President's Award (1966), and
Padma Vibhushan (1988).  He has received honorary doctorates from
California Inst. of the Arts, Rabindra Bharati University, Dacca
University, Delhi University, and Shantiniketan University.  Last
year, in recognition of his work in the field of music, the MacArthur
Foundation gave him the "genius award" of $375,000, the highest ever
awarded to any single artiste.

Ali Akbar Khan has composed music for various award-winning films,
including Satyajit Ray's "Devi" and Tapan Sinha's "The Hungry Stones"/
He has made numerous albums in the USA, in India, and in Europe.  He
was nominated for a Grammy in 1970 and 1983.  His recent album,
"Journey", was listed as one of Billboard magazine's top ten World
Music recordings for 1991.

Khansahib has given many concerts throughout Asia, Africa, Europe,
Australia and North America.  He founded the Ali Akbar College of
Music in Marin County, California, in 1965.  Since then, some six
thousand students have studied in various programs offered by this
school.

                       -- excerpted from publicity brochure made
			  by concert organizers.  If any errors
			  have occurred in excerpting, my apologies.

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				Ticket Order Form

Name:
Tel #:
Address:
City:
State and Zip:

						Number		$ Amt
195 reserved seats, first floor: $20 each       _____           ______
141 unreserved seats, first fl.: $15 each       _____           ______
150 unreserved seats, balcony  : $ 7 each       _____           ______
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							Total $
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Payment information:
Please pay by check or M.O. ONLY, made out to "University of
Pittsburgh".  Please mail this form with full payment to
Dr. B.N. Dixit,
608 Ravencrest Road,
Pittsburgh, PA 15215.
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Please note:
1.	Children under ten years are not permitted.
2.	Audio/video recording and photography are not permitted.
3.	Tickets unsold till the day of the concert will be available
	at the door beginning 4.30pm.
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