A. R. Rahman Meets Berklee - Epic Medley
10:23
Grammy and Academy award winning composer, A. R. Rahman performed with, and was paid tribute to, by Berklee College of Music at Symphony Hall, Boston, on October 24, 2014. The repertoire for the concert spanned Mr. Rahman's illustrious discography of over 25 years. We are delighted to release all 16 pieces presented at the concert featuring 109 performers from 32 countries representing The Berklee Indian Ensemble, The Berklee World String Ensemble, and Boston University's Indian dance troupe, BU Bhangra.
This concert was produced by Annette Philip, Artistic Director of Berklee India Exchange.
Epic Medley
A. R. Rahman
string arr. Eva Gertz
Soloists: Yazhi Guo, Sanchitha Wickremesooriya, Dhruv Goel, Harshitha Krishnan, Purvaa Sampath, Armeen Musa, Christopher Kazarian, Annette Philip
Performers:
Berklee Indian Ensemble
Annette Philip: director
Shilpa Ananth: vocals
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya: vocals
Dhruv Goel: vocals
Vasundhara Gupta: vocals
Rohith Jayaraman: vocals
Harshitha Krishnan: vocals
Nalini Krishnan: vocals
Joakim Molander: vocals
Armeen Musa: vocals
Kanika Patawari: vocals
Purvaa Sampath: vocals
Ishita Sinha: vocals
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: vocals
Aseem Suri: vocals
Adriel Tjokrosaputro: vocals
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya: vocals
Trinayan Baruah: vocals
Salil Bhayani: vocals
Malavika Das: vocals
Ava Dudani: vocals
Nicolas Emden: vocals
Christopher Kazarian: vocals
Annalisa Lombardo: vocals
Malwina Masternak: vocals
Wambura Mitaru: vocals
Zoya Mohan: vocals
Paola Munda: vocals
Lydia Renold: vocals
Gretchen Schadebrodt: vocals
Ashwin Shenoy: vocals
Sahana Simha: vocals
Pankhuri Singhal: vocals
Chantal Tribble: vocals
McKain Webb-Lakey: vocals
Yazhi Guo: flute, suona, dizi
Layth Al Rubaye: violin
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: violin
Sashank Navaladi: sarod
Fares Btoush: oud
Jacy Anderson: guitar
Aleif Hamdan: guitar
Shubh Saran: guitar
David Milazzo: alto saxophone
Edmar Colon: tenor saxophone
Samuel Morrison: baritone saxophone
Josh Shpak: trumpet
Michael Wang: trombone
Annette Philip: piano
Cheng Lu: keyboard
Achal Murthy: bass
Daniel Gonzalez: electronic drum sound
Kaushlesh Purohit: tabla, percussion
Ranajoy Das: drums
Joe Galeota Jr.: percussion
Patrick Simard: drums, percussion
M.T. Aditya Srinivasan: tabla, kanjira
Vignesh Venkataraman: mridangam
Berklee World Strings Ensemble
Eugene Friesen: conductor
Na Young Baik: first violin
Sarah Hubbard: first violin
Sumaia Martins: first violin
Stefano Melillo Melendez: first violin
Kathleen Parks: first violin
Tim Reynolds: first violin
Carlos Silva: first violin
Yeji Yoon: first violin
Ludovica Burtone: second violin
Elise Boeur: second violin
Adrianna Ciccone: second violin
Sadie E. Currey: second violin
Carolyn Kendrick: second violin
Rosy Timms: second violin
Tsung-Yuan Lee: second violin
Choeun Kim: viola
Brendan Klippel: viola
Gerson Eguiguren Martinez: viola
Dan Lay: viola
John Smith: viola
Max Wolpert: viola
Steph Dye: cello
Marta Roma: cello
Keizo Yoshioka: cello
Adrian Zemor: cello
Nathaniel Sabat: bass
Matthew Witler: mandolin
Mairi Chaimbeul: harp
Allegra Cramer: harp
Ganavya Doraiswamy: dancer
Special appearance by Boston University student dancers of BU Bhangra
Arrangements
Matthew Nicholl, string arrangements, and orchestral parts preparation
Recorded live at Boston’s Symphony Hall
Rob Rose: executive producer
Tom Riley: executive producer
Annette Philip: artistic director/producer
Clint Valladares: artist relations/co producer
Mirek Vana: co producer
Dave Wentling: production manager
Steve Colby: sound engineer
Kaushlesh Purohit: audio mixing
Jonathan Wyner: audio mastering
Reggie Lofton: video producer
Thistle Communications: video production
Nicole Egidio: editor
For more information on Berklee India Exchange, please visit berklee.edu/india #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic
A. R. Rahman Meets Berklee - Vande Mataram
7:14
Grammy and Academy award winning composer, A. R. Rahman performed with, and was paid tribute to, by Berklee College of Music at Symphony Hall, Boston, on October 24, 2014. The repertoire for the concert spanned Mr. Rahman's illustrious discography of over 25 years. We are delighted to release all 16 pieces presented at the concert featuring 109 performers from 32 countries representing The Berklee Indian Ensemble, The Berklee World String Ensemble, and Boston University's Indian dance troupe, BU Bhangra.
This concert was produced by Annette Philip, Artistic Director of Berklee India Exchange.
Vande Mataram
Jadunath Bhattacharya & A. R. Rahman
arr. Berklee Indian Ensemble
string arr. Eva Gertz
Vocals: A. R. Rahman
Soloists: Yazhi Guo, Sashank Navaladi, Layth Sidiq, Harini Srinivasa Raghavan, Rohith Jayaraman
Performers:
Berklee Indian Ensemble
Annette Philip: director
Shilpa Ananth: vocals
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya: vocals
Dhruv Goel: vocals
Vasundhara Gupta: vocals
Rohith Jayaraman: vocals
Harshitha Krishnan: vocals
Nalini Krishnan: vocals
Joakim Molander: vocals
Armeen Musa: vocals
Kanika Patawari: vocals
Purvaa Sampath: vocals
Ishita Sinha: vocals
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: vocals
Aseem Suri: vocals
Adriel Tjokrosaputro: vocals
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya: vocals
Trinayan Baruah: vocals
Salil Bhayani: vocals
Malavika Das: vocals
Ava Dudani: vocals
Nicolas Emden: vocals
Christopher Kazarian: vocals
Annalisa Lombardo: vocals
Malwina Masternak: vocals
Wambura Mitaru: vocals
Zoya Mohan: vocals
Paola Munda: vocals
Lydia Renold: vocals
Gretchen Schadebrodt: vocals
Ashwin Shenoy: vocals
Sahana Simha: vocals
Pankhuri Singhal: vocals
Chantal Tribble: vocals
McKain Webb-Lakey: vocals
Yazhi Guo: flute, suona, dizi
Layth Al Rubaye: violin
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: violin
Sashank Navaladi: sarod
Fares Btoush: oud
Jacy Anderson: guitar
Aleif Hamdan: guitar
Shubh Saran: guitar
David Milazzo: alto saxophone
Edmar Colon: tenor saxophone
Samuel Morrison: baritone saxophone
Josh Shpak: trumpet
Michael Wang: trombone
Annette Philip: piano
Cheng Lu: keyboard
Achal Murthy: bass
Daniel Gonzalez: electronic drum sound
Kaushlesh Purohit: tabla, percussion
Ranajoy Das: drums
Joe Galeota Jr.: percussion
Patrick Simard: drums, percussion
M.T. Aditya Srinivasan: tabla, kanjira
Vignesh Venkataraman: mridangam
Berklee World Strings Ensemble
Eugene Friesen: conductor
Na Young Baik: first violin
Sarah Hubbard: first violin
Sumaia Martins: first violin
Stefano Melillo Melendez: first violin
Kathleen Parks: first violin
Tim Reynolds: first violin
Carlos Silva: first violin
Yeji Yoon: first violin
Ludovica Burtone: second violin
Elise Boeur: second violin
Adrianna Ciccone: second violin
Sadie E. Currey: second violin
Carolyn Kendrick: second violin
Rosy Timms: second violin
Tsung-Yuan Lee: second violin
Choeun Kim: viola
Brendan Klippel: viola
Gerson Eguiguren Martinez: viola
Dan Lay: viola
John Smith: viola
Max Wolpert: viola
Steph Dye: cello
Marta Roma: cello
Keizo Yoshioka: cello
Adrian Zemor: cello
Nathaniel Sabat: bass
Matthew Witler: mandolin
Mairi Chaimbeul: harp
Allegra Cramer: harp
Ganavya Doraiswamy: dancer
Special appearance by Boston University student dancers of BU Bhangra
Arrangements
Matthew Nicholl, string arrangements, and orchestral parts preparation
Recorded live at Boston’s Symphony Hall
Rob Rose: executive producer
Tom Riley: executive producer
Annette Philip: artistic director/producer
Clint Valladares: artist relations/co producer
Mirek Vana: co producer
Dave Wentling: production manager
Steve Colby: sound engineer
Kaushlesh Purohit: audio mixing
Jonathan Wyner: audio mastering
Reggie Lofton: video producer
Thistle Communications: video production
Nicole Egidio: editor
For more information on Berklee India Exchange, please visit berklee.edu/india #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic
A. R. Rahman Meets Berklee - Thee Thee & Malargale ft. Prasanna & Mohini Dey
6:47
Grammy and Academy award winning composer, A. R. Rahman performed with, and was paid tribute to, by Berklee College of Music at Symphony Hall, Boston, on October 24, 2014. The repertoire for the concert spanned Mr. Rahman's illustrious discography of over 25 years. We are delighted to release all 16 pieces presented at the concert featuring 109 performers from 32 countries representing The Berklee Indian Ensemble, The Berklee World String Ensemble, and Boston University's Indian dance troupe, BU Bhangra.
This concert was produced by Annette Philip, Artistic Director of Berklee India Exchange.
Thee Thee & Malargale ft. Mohini Dey
A. R. Rahman
string arr. Shachar Ziv
Electric Bass: Mohini Dey
Electric Guitar: Prasanna
Performers:
Berklee Indian Ensemble
Annette Philip: director
Shilpa Ananth: vocals
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya: vocals
Dhruv Goel: vocals
Vasundhara Gupta: vocals
Rohith Jayaraman: vocals
Harshitha Krishnan: vocals
Nalini Krishnan: vocals
Joakim Molander: vocals
Armeen Musa: vocals
Kanika Patawari: vocals
Purvaa Sampath: vocals
Ishita Sinha: vocals
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: vocals
Aseem Suri: vocals
Adriel Tjokrosaputro: vocals
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya: vocals
Trinayan Baruah: vocals
Salil Bhayani: vocals
Malavika Das: vocals
Ava Dudani: vocals
Nicolas Emden: vocals
Christopher Kazarian: vocals
Annalisa Lombardo: vocals
Malwina Masternak: vocals
Wambura Mitaru: vocals
Zoya Mohan: vocals
Paola Munda: vocals
Lydia Renold: vocals
Gretchen Schadebrodt: vocals
Ashwin Shenoy: vocals
Sahana Simha: vocals
Pankhuri Singhal: vocals
Chantal Tribble: vocals
McKain Webb-Lakey: vocals
Yazhi Guo: flute, suona, dizi
Layth Al Rubaye: violin
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: violin
Sashank Navaladi: sarod
Fares Btoush: oud
Jacy Anderson: guitar
Aleif Hamdan: guitar
Shubh Saran: guitar
David Milazzo: alto saxophone
Edmar Colon: tenor saxophone
Samuel Morrison: baritone saxophone
Josh Shpak: trumpet
Michael Wang: trombone
Annette Philip: piano
Cheng Lu: keyboard
Achal Murthy: bass
Daniel Gonzalez: electronic drum sound
Kaushlesh Purohit: tabla, percussion
Ranajoy Das: drums
Joe Galeota Jr.: percussion
Patrick Simard: drums, percussion
M.T. Aditya Srinivasan: tabla, kanjira
Vignesh Venkataraman: mridangam
Berklee World Strings Ensemble
Eugene Friesen: conductor
Na Young Baik: first violin
Sarah Hubbard: first violin
Sumaia Martins: first violin
Stefano Melillo Melendez: first violin
Kathleen Parks: first violin
Tim Reynolds: first violin
Carlos Silva: first violin
Yeji Yoon: first violin
Ludovica Burtone: second violin
Elise Boeur: second violin
Adrianna Ciccone: second violin
Sadie E. Currey: second violin
Carolyn Kendrick: second violin
Rosy Timms: second violin
Tsung-Yuan Lee: second violin
Choeun Kim: viola
Brendan Klippel: viola
Gerson Eguiguren Martinez: viola
Dan Lay: viola
John Smith: viola
Max Wolpert: viola
Steph Dye: cello
Marta Roma: cello
Keizo Yoshioka: cello
Adrian Zemor: cello
Nathaniel Sabat: bass
Matthew Witler: mandolin
Mairi Chaimbeul: harp
Allegra Cramer: harp
Ganavya Doraiswamy: dancer
Special appearance by Boston University student dancers of BU Bhangra
Arrangements
Matthew Nicholl, string arrangements, and orchestral parts preparation
Recorded live at Boston’s Symphony Hall
Rob Rose: executive producer
Tom Riley: executive producer
Annette Philip: artistic director/producer
Clint Valladares: artist relations/co producer
Mirek Vana: co producer
Dave Wentling: production manager
Steve Colby: sound engineer
Kaushlesh Purohit: audio mixing
Jonathan Wyner: audio mastering
Reggie Lofton: video producer
Thistle Communications: video production
Nicole Egidio: editor
For more information on Berklee India Exchange, please visit berklee.edu/india #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic
A. R. Rahman Meets Berklee - Romantic Medley
11:57
Grammy and Academy award winning composer, A. R. Rahman performed with, and was paid tribute to, by Berklee College of Music at Symphony Hall, Boston, on October 24, 2014. The repertoire for the concert spanned Mr. Rahman's illustrious discography of over 25 years. We are delighted to release all 16 pieces presented at the concert featuring 109 performers from 32 countries representing The Berklee Indian Ensemble, The Berklee World String Ensemble, and Boston University's Indian dance troupe, BU Bhangra.
This concert was produced by Annette Philip, Artistic Director of Berklee India Exchange.
Romantic Medley
A. R. Rahman
arr. Berklee Indian Ensemble
string arr. Inna Dudukina
Soloists: Harini Srinivasa Raghavan, Rohith Jayaraman, Armeen Musa, Sanjeeta Bhattacharya, Nalini Krishnan, Aleif Hamdan
Performers:
Berklee Indian Ensemble
Annette Philip: director
Shilpa Ananth: vocals
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya: vocals
Dhruv Goel: vocals
Vasundhara Gupta: vocals
Rohith Jayaraman: vocals
Harshitha Krishnan: vocals
Nalini Krishnan: vocals
Joakim Molander: vocals
Armeen Musa: vocals
Kanika Patawari: vocals
Purvaa Sampath: vocals
Ishita Sinha: vocals
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: vocals
Aseem Suri: vocals
Adriel Tjokrosaputro: vocals
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya: vocals
Trinayan Baruah: vocals
Salil Bhayani: vocals
Malavika Das: vocals
Ava Dudani: vocals
Nicolas Emden: vocals
Christopher Kazarian: vocals
Annalisa Lombardo: vocals
Malwina Masternak: vocals
Wambura Mitaru: vocals
Zoya Mohan: vocals
Paola Munda: vocals
Lydia Renold: vocals
Gretchen Schadebrodt: vocals
Ashwin Shenoy: vocals
Sahana Simha: vocals
Pankhuri Singhal: vocals
Chantal Tribble: vocals
McKain Webb-Lakey: vocals
Yazhi Guo: flute, suona, dizi
Layth Al Rubaye: violin
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: violin
Sashank Navaladi: sarod
Fares Btoush: oud
Jacy Anderson: guitar
Aleif Hamdan: guitar
Shubh Saran: guitar
David Milazzo: alto saxophone
Edmar Colon: tenor saxophone
Samuel Morrison: baritone saxophone
Josh Shpak: trumpet
Michael Wang: trombone
Annette Philip: piano
Cheng Lu: keyboard
Achal Murthy: bass
Daniel Gonzalez: electronic drum sound
Kaushlesh Purohit: tabla, percussion
Ranajoy Das: drums
Joe Galeota Jr.: percussion
Patrick Simard: drums, percussion
M.T. Aditya Srinivasan: tabla, kanjira
Vignesh Venkataraman: mridangam
Berklee World Strings Ensemble
Eugene Friesen: conductor
Na Young Baik: first violin
Sarah Hubbard: first violin
Sumaia Martins: first violin
Stefano Melillo Melendez: first violin
Kathleen Parks: first violin
Tim Reynolds: first violin
Carlos Silva: first violin
Yeji Yoon: first violin
Ludovica Burtone: second violin
Elise Boeur: second violin
Adrianna Ciccone: second violin
Sadie E. Currey: second violin
Carolyn Kendrick: second violin
Rosy Timms: second violin
Tsung-Yuan Lee: second violin
Choeun Kim: viola
Brendan Klippel: viola
Gerson Eguiguren Martinez: viola
Dan Lay: viola
John Smith: viola
Max Wolpert: viola
Steph Dye: cello
Marta Roma: cello
Keizo Yoshioka: cello
Adrian Zemor: cello
Nathaniel Sabat: bass
Matthew Witler: mandolin
Mairi Chaimbeul: harp
Allegra Cramer: harp
Ganavya Doraiswamy: dancer
Special appearance by Boston University student dancers of BU Bhangra
Arrangements
Matthew Nicholl, string arrangements, and orchestral parts preparation
Recorded live at Boston’s Symphony Hall
Rob Rose: executive producer
Tom Riley: executive producer
Annette Philip: artistic director/producer
Clint Valladares: artist relations/co producer
Mirek Vana: co producer
Dave Wentling: production manager
Steve Colby: sound engineer
Kaushlesh Purohit: audio mixing
Jonathan Wyner: audio mastering
Reggie Lofton: video producer
Thistle Communications: video production
Nicole Egidio: editor
For more information on Berklee India Exchange, please visit berklee.edu/india #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic
A. R. Rahman Meets Berklee - Lagaan Medley
9:57
Grammy and Academy award winning composer, A. R. Rahman performed with, and was paid tribute to, by Berklee College of Music at Symphony Hall, Boston, on October 24, 2014. The repertoire for the concert spanned Mr. Rahman's illustrious discography of over 25 years. We are delighted to release all 16 pieces presented at the concert featuring 109 performers from 32 countries representing The Berklee Indian Ensemble, The Berklee World String Ensemble, and Boston University's Indian dance troupe, BU Bhangra.
This concert was produced by Annette Philip, Artistic Director of Berklee India Exchange.
Lagaan Medley
A. R. Rahman
string arr. Lydia Yu-Lin Wang
Soloists: Nalini Krishnan, Dhruv Goel, Harini Srinivasa Raghavan, Harshitha Krishnan, Ishita Sinha, Shilpa Ananth, Rohith Jayaraman
Performers:
Berklee Indian Ensemble
Annette Philip: director
Shilpa Ananth: vocals
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya: vocals
Dhruv Goel: vocals
Vasundhara Gupta: vocals
Rohith Jayaraman: vocals
Harshitha Krishnan: vocals
Nalini Krishnan: vocals
Joakim Molander: vocals
Armeen Musa: vocals
Kanika Patawari: vocals
Purvaa Sampath: vocals
Ishita Sinha: vocals
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: vocals
Aseem Suri: vocals
Adriel Tjokrosaputro: vocals
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya: vocals
Trinayan Baruah: vocals
Salil Bhayani: vocals
Malavika Das: vocals
Ava Dudani: vocals
Nicolas Emden: vocals
Christopher Kazarian: vocals
Annalisa Lombardo: vocals
Malwina Masternak: vocals
Wambura Mitaru: vocals
Zoya Mohan: vocals
Paola Munda: vocals
Lydia Renold: vocals
Gretchen Schadebrodt: vocals
Ashwin Shenoy: vocals
Sahana Simha: vocals
Pankhuri Singhal: vocals
Chantal Tribble: vocals
McKain Webb-Lakey: vocals
Yazhi Guo: flute, suona, dizi
Layth Al Rubaye: violin
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: violin
Sashank Navaladi: sarod
Fares Btoush: oud
Jacy Anderson: guitar
Aleif Hamdan: guitar
Shubh Saran: guitar
David Milazzo: alto saxophone
Edmar Colon: tenor saxophone
Samuel Morrison: baritone saxophone
Josh Shpak: trumpet
Michael Wang: trombone
Annette Philip: piano
Cheng Lu: keyboard
Achal Murthy: bass
Daniel Gonzalez: electronic drum sound
Kaushlesh Purohit: tabla, percussion
Ranajoy Das: drums
Joe Galeota Jr.: percussion
Patrick Simard: drums, percussion
M.T. Aditya Srinivasan: tabla, kanjira
Vignesh Venkataraman: mridangam
Berklee World Strings Ensemble
Eugene Friesen: conductor
Na Young Baik: first violin
Sarah Hubbard: first violin
Sumaia Martins: first violin
Stefano Melillo Melendez: first violin
Kathleen Parks: first violin
Tim Reynolds: first violin
Carlos Silva: first violin
Yeji Yoon: first violin
Ludovica Burtone: second violin
Elise Boeur: second violin
Adrianna Ciccone: second violin
Sadie E. Currey: second violin
Carolyn Kendrick: second violin
Rosy Timms: second violin
Tsung-Yuan Lee: second violin
Choeun Kim: viola
Brendan Klippel: viola
Gerson Eguiguren Martinez: viola
Dan Lay: viola
John Smith: viola
Max Wolpert: viola
Steph Dye: cello
Marta Roma: cello
Keizo Yoshioka: cello
Adrian Zemor: cello
Nathaniel Sabat: bass
Matthew Witler: mandolin
Mairi Chaimbeul: harp
Allegra Cramer: harp
Ganavya Doraiswamy: dancer
Special appearance by Boston University student dancers of BU Bhangra
Arrangements
Matthew Nicholl, string arrangements, and orchestral parts preparation
Recorded live at Boston’s Symphony Hall
Rob Rose: executive producer
Tom Riley: executive producer
Annette Philip: artistic director/producer
Clint Valladares: artist relations/co producer
Mirek Vana: co producer
Dave Wentling: production manager
Steve Colby: sound engineer
Kaushlesh Purohit: audio mixing
Jonathan Wyner: audio mastering
Reggie Lofton: video producer
Thistle Communications: video production
Nicole Egidio: editor
For more information on Berklee India Exchange, please visit berklee.edu/india #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic
A. R. Rahman Meets Berklee - Bombay Theme
8:33
Grammy and Academy award winning composer, A. R. Rahman performed with, and was paid tribute to, by Berklee College of Music at Symphony Hall, Boston, on October 24, 2014. The repertoire for the concert spanned Mr. Rahman's illustrious discography of over 25 years. We are delighted to release all 16 pieces presented at the concert featuring 109 performers from 32 countries representing The Berklee Indian Ensemble, The Berklee World String Ensemble, and Boston University's Indian dance troupe, BU Bhangra.
This concert was produced by Annette Philip, Artistic Director of Berklee India Exchange. For more information on Berklee India Exchange, please visit
Bombay Theme
A. R. Rahman
arr. Matthew Nicholl
Continuum Fingerboard: A. R. Rahman
Soloists: Layth Sidiq
Performers:
Berklee Indian Ensemble
Annette Philip: director
Shilpa Ananth: vocals
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya: vocals
Dhruv Goel: vocals
Vasundhara Gupta: vocals
Rohith Jayaraman: vocals
Harshitha Krishnan: vocals
Nalini Krishnan: vocals
Joakim Molander: vocals
Armeen Musa: vocals
Kanika Patawari: vocals
Purvaa Sampath: vocals
Ishita Sinha: vocals
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: vocals
Aseem Suri: vocals
Adriel Tjokrosaputro: vocals
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya: vocals
Trinayan Baruah: vocals
Salil Bhayani: vocals
Malavika Das: vocals
Ava Dudani: vocals
Nicolas Emden: vocals
Christopher Kazarian: vocals
Annalisa Lombardo: vocals
Malwina Masternak: vocals
Wambura Mitaru: vocals
Zoya Mohan: vocals
Paola Munda: vocals
Lydia Renold: vocals
Gretchen Schadebrodt: vocals
Ashwin Shenoy: vocals
Sahana Simha: vocals
Pankhuri Singhal: vocals
Chantal Tribble: vocals
McKain Webb-Lakey: vocals
Yazhi Guo: flute, suona, dizi
Layth Al Rubaye: violin
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: violin
Sashank Navaladi: sarod
Fares Btoush: oud
Jacy Anderson: guitar
Aleif Hamdan: guitar
Shubh Saran: guitar
David Milazzo: alto saxophone
Edmar Colon: tenor saxophone
Samuel Morrison: baritone saxophone
Josh Shpak: trumpet
Michael Wang: trombone
Annette Philip: piano
Cheng Lu: keyboard
Achal Murthy: bass
Daniel Gonzalez: electronic drum sound
Kaushlesh Purohit: tabla, percussion
Ranajoy Das: drums
Joe Galeota Jr.: percussion
Patrick Simard: drums, percussion
M.T. Aditya Srinivasan: tabla, kanjira
Vignesh Venkataraman: mridangam
Berklee World Strings Ensemble
Eugene Friesen: conductor
Na Young Baik: first violin
Sarah Hubbard: first violin
Sumaia Martins: first violin
Stefano Melillo Melendez: first violin
Kathleen Parks: first violin
Tim Reynolds: first violin
Carlos Silva: first violin
Yeji Yoon: first violin
Ludovica Burtone: second violin
Elise Boeur: second violin
Adrianna Ciccone: second violin
Sadie E. Currey: second violin
Carolyn Kendrick: second violin
Rosy Timms: second violin
Tsung-Yuan Lee: second violin
Choeun Kim: viola
Brendan Klippel: viola
Gerson Eguiguren Martinez: viola
Dan Lay: viola
John Smith: viola
Max Wolpert: viola
Steph Dye: cello
Marta Roma: cello
Keizo Yoshioka: cello
Adrian Zemor: cello
Nathaniel Sabat: bass
Matthew Witler: mandolin
Mairi Chaimbeul: harp
Allegra Cramer: harp
Ganavya Doraiswamy: dancer
Special appearance by Boston University student dancers of BU Bhangra
Arrangements
Matthew Nicholl, string arrangements, and orchestral parts preparation
Recorded live at Boston’s Symphony Hall
Rob Rose: executive producer
Tom Riley: executive producer
Annette Philip: artistic director/producer
Clint Valladares: artist relations/co producer
Mirek Vana: co producer
Dave Wentling: production manager
Steve Colby: sound engineer
Kaushlesh Purohit: audio mixing
Jonathan Wyner: audio mastering
Reggie Lofton: video producer
Thistle Communications: video production
Nicole Egidio: editor #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic
A. R. Rahman Meets Berklee - Jiya Jale
6:54
Grammy and Academy award winning composer, A. R. Rahman performed with, and was paid tribute to, by Berklee College of Music at Symphony Hall, Boston, on October 24, 2014. The repertoire for the concert spanned Mr. Rahman's illustrious discography of over 25 years. We are delighted to release all 16 pieces presented at the concert featuring 109 performers from 32 countries representing The Berklee Indian Ensemble, The Berklee World String Ensemble, and Boston University's Indian dance troupe, BU Bhangra.
This concert was produced by Annette Philip, Artistic Director of Berklee India Exchange.
Jiya Jale
A. R. Rahman
arr. Inna Dudukina and Berklee Indian Ensemble
string arr. Inna Dudukina
Soloists: Ishita Sinha, Harshitha Krishnan, Layth Sidiq, Nalini Krishnan, Rohith Jayaraman, Sashank Navaladi
Performers:
Berklee Indian Ensemble
Annette Philip: director
Shilpa Ananth: vocals
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya: vocals
Dhruv Goel: vocals
Vasundhara Gupta: vocals
Rohith Jayaraman: vocals
Harshitha Krishnan: vocals
Nalini Krishnan: vocals
Joakim Molander: vocals
Armeen Musa: vocals
Kanika Patawari: vocals
Purvaa Sampath: vocals
Ishita Sinha: vocals
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: vocals
Aseem Suri: vocals
Adriel Tjokrosaputro: vocals
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya: vocals
Trinayan Baruah: vocals
Salil Bhayani: vocals
Malavika Das: vocals
Ava Dudani: vocals
Nicolas Emden: vocals
Christopher Kazarian: vocals
Annalisa Lombardo: vocals
Malwina Masternak: vocals
Wambura Mitaru: vocals
Zoya Mohan: vocals
Paola Munda: vocals
Lydia Renold: vocals
Gretchen Schadebrodt: vocals
Ashwin Shenoy: vocals
Sahana Simha: vocals
Pankhuri Singhal: vocals
Chantal Tribble: vocals
McKain Webb-Lakey: vocals
Yazhi Guo: flute, suona, dizi
Layth Al Rubaye: violin
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: violin
Sashank Navaladi: sarod
Fares Btoush: oud
Jacy Anderson: guitar
Aleif Hamdan: guitar
Shubh Saran: guitar
David Milazzo: alto saxophone
Edmar Colon: tenor saxophone
Samuel Morrison: baritone saxophone
Josh Shpak: trumpet
Michael Wang: trombone
Annette Philip: piano
Cheng Lu: keyboard
Achal Murthy: bass
Daniel Gonzalez: electronic drum sound
Kaushlesh Purohit: tabla, percussion
Ranajoy Das: drums
Joe Galeota Jr.: percussion
Patrick Simard: drums, percussion
M.T. Aditya Srinivasan: tabla, kanjira
Vignesh Venkataraman: mridangam
Berklee World Strings Ensemble
Eugene Friesen: conductor
Na Young Baik: first violin
Sarah Hubbard: first violin
Sumaia Martins: first violin
Stefano Melillo Melendez: first violin
Kathleen Parks: first violin
Tim Reynolds: first violin
Carlos Silva: first violin
Yeji Yoon: first violin
Ludovica Burtone: second violin
Elise Boeur: second violin
Adrianna Ciccone: second violin
Sadie E. Currey: second violin
Carolyn Kendrick: second violin
Rosy Timms: second violin
Tsung-Yuan Lee: second violin
Choeun Kim: viola
Brendan Klippel: viola
Gerson Eguiguren Martinez: viola
Dan Lay: viola
John Smith: viola
Max Wolpert: viola
Steph Dye: cello
Marta Roma: cello
Keizo Yoshioka: cello
Adrian Zemor: cello
Nathaniel Sabat: bass
Matthew Witler: mandolin
Mairi Chaimbeul: harp
Allegra Cramer: harp
Ganavya Doraiswamy: dancer
Special appearance by Boston University student dancers of BU Bhangra
Arrangements
Matthew Nicholl, string arrangements, and orchestral parts preparation
Recorded live at Boston’s Symphony Hall
Rob Rose: executive producer
Tom Riley: executive producer
Annette Philip: artistic director/producer
Clint Valladares: artist relations/co producer
Mirek Vana: co producer
Dave Wentling: production manager
Steve Colby: sound engineer
Kaushlesh Purohit: audio mixing
Jonathan Wyner: audio mastering
Reggie Lofton: video producer
Thistle Communications: video production
Nicole Egidio: editor
For more information on Berklee India Exchange, please visit berklee.edu/india #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic
A. R. Rahman Meets Berklee - Chaiyya Chaiyya
3:30
Grammy and Academy award winning composer, A. R. Rahman performed with, and was paid tribute to, by Berklee College of Music at Symphony Hall, Boston, on October 24, 2014. The repertoire for the concert spanned Mr. Rahman's illustrious discography of over 25 years. We are delighted to release all 16 pieces presented at the concert featuring 109 performers from 32 countries representing The Berklee Indian Ensemble, The Berklee World String Ensemble, and Boston University's Indian dance troupe, BU Bhangra.
This concert was produced by Annette Philip, Artistic Director of Berklee India Exchange.
Chaiyya Chaiyya
A. R. Rahman
string arr. Jacinta Clusellas
Soloists: Ishita Sinha, Aseem Suri
Performers:
Berklee Indian Ensemble
Annette Philip: director
Shilpa Ananth: vocals
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya: vocals
Dhruv Goel: vocals
Vasundhara Gupta: vocals
Rohith Jayaraman: vocals
Harshitha Krishnan: vocals
Nalini Krishnan: vocals
Joakim Molander: vocals
Armeen Musa: vocals
Kanika Patawari: vocals
Purvaa Sampath: vocals
Ishita Sinha: vocals
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: vocals
Aseem Suri: vocals
Adriel Tjokrosaputro: vocals
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya: vocals
Trinayan Baruah: vocals
Salil Bhayani: vocals
Malavika Das: vocals
Ava Dudani: vocals
Nicolas Emden: vocals
Christopher Kazarian: vocals
Annalisa Lombardo: vocals
Malwina Masternak: vocals
Wambura Mitaru: vocals
Zoya Mohan: vocals
Paola Munda: vocals
Lydia Renold: vocals
Gretchen Schadebrodt: vocals
Ashwin Shenoy: vocals
Sahana Simha: vocals
Pankhuri Singhal: vocals
Chantal Tribble: vocals
McKain Webb-Lakey: vocals
Yazhi Guo: flute, suona, dizi
Layth Al Rubaye: violin
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: violin
Sashank Navaladi: sarod
Fares Btoush: oud
Jacy Anderson: guitar
Aleif Hamdan: guitar
Shubh Saran: guitar
David Milazzo: alto saxophone
Edmar Colon: tenor saxophone
Samuel Morrison: baritone saxophone
Josh Shpak: trumpet
Michael Wang: trombone
Annette Philip: piano
Cheng Lu: keyboard
Achal Murthy: bass
Daniel Gonzalez: electronic drum sound
Kaushlesh Purohit: tabla, percussion
Ranajoy Das: drums
Joe Galeota Jr.: percussion
Patrick Simard: drums, percussion
M.T. Aditya Srinivasan: tabla, kanjira
Vignesh Venkataraman: mridangam
Berklee World Strings Ensemble
Eugene Friesen: conductor
Na Young Baik: first violin
Sarah Hubbard: first violin
Sumaia Martins: first violin
Stefano Melillo Melendez: first violin
Kathleen Parks: first violin
Tim Reynolds: first violin
Carlos Silva: first violin
Yeji Yoon: first violin
Ludovica Burtone: second violin
Elise Boeur: second violin
Adrianna Ciccone: second violin
Sadie E. Currey: second violin
Carolyn Kendrick: second violin
Rosy Timms: second violin
Tsung-Yuan Lee: second violin
Choeun Kim: viola
Brendan Klippel: viola
Gerson Eguiguren Martinez: viola
Dan Lay: viola
John Smith: viola
Max Wolpert: viola
Steph Dye: cello
Marta Roma: cello
Keizo Yoshioka: cello
Adrian Zemor: cello
Nathaniel Sabat: bass
Matthew Witler: mandolin
Mairi Chaimbeul: harp
Allegra Cramer: harp
Ganavya Doraiswamy: dancer
Special appearance by Boston University student dancers of BU Bhangra
Arrangements
Matthew Nicholl, string arrangements, and orchestral parts preparation
Recorded live at Boston’s Symphony Hall
Rob Rose: executive producer
Tom Riley: executive producer
Annette Philip: artistic director/producer
Clint Valladares: artist relations/co producer
Mirek Vana: co producer
Dave Wentling: production manager
Steve Colby: sound engineer
Kaushlesh Purohit: audio mixing
Jonathan Wyner: audio mastering
Reggie Lofton: video producer
Thistle Communications: video production
Nicole Egidio: editor
For more information on Berklee India Exchange, please visit berklee.edu/india #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic
A. R. Rahman Meets Berklee - Yeh Jo Des Hai Tera
5:54
Each song from the 2014 concert A. R. Rahman Meets Berklee featuring the Berklee Indian Ensemble will be released on a bi-weekly basis. Yeh Jo Des Hai Tera from Swades is the second of sixteen.
Grammy and Academy award winning composer, A. R. Rahman performed with, and was paid tribute to, by Berklee College of Music at Symphony Hall, Boston, on October 24, 2014. The repertoire for the concert spanned Mr. Rahman's illustrious discography of over 25 years. We are delighted to release all 16 pieces presented at the concert featuring 109 performers from 32 countries representing The Berklee Indian Ensemble, The Berklee World String Ensemble, and Boston University's Indian dance troupe, BU Bhangra.
This concert was produced by Annette Philip, Artistic Director of Berklee India Exchange.
Yeh Jo Des Hai Tera
A. R. Rahman
arr. Annette Philip
string arr. Matthew Nicholl
Soloists: Shilpa Ananth, Dhruv Goel, Yazhi Guo, Harini Srinivasa Raghavan, Rohith Jayaraman
Performers:
Berklee Indian Ensemble
Annette Philip: director
Shilpa Ananth: vocals
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya: vocals
Dhruv Goel: vocals
Vasundhara Gupta: vocals
Rohith Jayaraman: vocals
Harshitha Krishnan: vocals
Nalini Krishnan: vocals
Joakim Molander: vocals
Armeen Musa: vocals
Kanika Patawari: vocals
Purvaa Sampath: vocals
Ishita Sinha: vocals
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: vocals
Aseem Suri: vocals
Adriel Tjokrosaputro: vocals
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya: vocals
Trinayan Baruah: vocals
Salil Bhayani: vocals
Malavika Das: vocals
Ava Dudani: vocals
Nicolas Emden: vocals
Christopher Kazarian: vocals
Annalisa Lombardo: vocals
Malwina Masternak: vocals
Wambura Mitaru: vocals
Zoya Mohan: vocals
Paola Munda: vocals
Lydia Renold: vocals
Gretchen Schadebrodt: vocals
Ashwin Shenoy: vocals
Sahana Simha: vocals
Pankhuri Singhal: vocals
Chantal Tribble: vocals
McKain Webb-Lakey: vocals
Yazhi Guo: flute, suona, dizi
Layth Al Rubaye: violin
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: violin
Sashank Navaladi: sarod
Fares Btoush: oud
Jacy Anderson: guitar
Aleif Hamdan: guitar
Shubh Saran: guitar
David Milazzo: alto saxophone
Edmar Colon: tenor saxophone
Samuel Morrison: baritone saxophone
Josh Shpak: trumpet
Michael Wang: trombone
Annette Philip: piano
Cheng Lu: keyboard
Achal Murthy: bass
Daniel Gonzalez: electronic drum sound
Kaushlesh Purohit: tabla, percussion
Ranajoy Das: drums
Joe Galeota Jr.: percussion
Patrick Simard: drums, percussion
M.T. Aditya Srinivasan: tabla, kanjira
Vignesh Venkataraman: mridangam
Berklee World Strings Ensemble
Eugene Friesen: conductor
Na Young Baik: first violin
Sarah Hubbard: first violin
Sumaia Martins: first violin
Stefano Melillo Melendez: first violin
Kathleen Parks: first violin
Tim Reynolds: first violin
Carlos Silva: first violin
Yeji Yoon: first violin
Ludovica Burtone: second violin
Elise Boeur: second violin
Adrianna Ciccone: second violin
Sadie E. Currey: second violin
Carolyn Kendrick: second violin
Rosy Timms: second violin
Tsung-Yuan Lee: second violin
Choeun Kim: viola
Brendan Klippel: viola
Gerson Eguiguren Martinez: viola
Dan Lay: viola
John Smith: viola
Max Wolpert: viola
Steph Dye: cello
Marta Roma: cello
Keizo Yoshioka: cello
Adrian Zemor: cello
Nathaniel Sabat: bass
Matthew Witler: mandolin
Mairi Chaimbeul: harp
Allegra Cramer: harp
Ganavya Doraiswamy: dancer
Special appearance by Boston University student dancers of BU Bhangra
Arrangements
Matthew Nicholl, string arrangements, and orchestral parts preparation
Recorded live at Boston’s Symphony Hall
Rob Rose: executive producer
Tom Riley: executive producer
Annette Philip: artistic director/producer
Clint Valladares: artist relations/co producer
Mirek Vana: co producer
Dave Wentling: production manager
Steve Colby: sound engineer
Kaushlesh Purohit: audio mixing
Jonathan Wyner: audio mastering
Reggie Lofton: video producer
Thistle Communications: video production
Nicole Egidio: editor
For more information on Berklee India Exchange, please visit berklee.edu/india #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic
A. R. Rahman Meets Berklee - Dil Se Re
5:17
Grammy and Academy award winning composer, A. R. Rahman performed with, and was paid tribute to, by Berklee College of Music at Symphony Hall, Boston, on October 24, 2014. The repertoire for the concert spanned Mr. Rahman's illustrious discography of over 25 years. We are delighted to release all 16 pieces presented at the concert featuring 109 performers from 32 countries representing The Berklee Indian Ensemble, The Berklee World String Ensemble, and Boston University's Indian dance troupe, BU Bhangra.
This concert was produced by Annette Philip, Artistic Director of Berklee India Exchange.
Dil Se Re
A. R. Rahman
arr. Luis D’Elias
vocal arr. Annette Philip
string arr. Luis D’Elias
Soloist: Sanchitha Wickremesooriya, Dhruv Goel
Performers:
Berklee Indian Ensemble
Annette Philip: director
Shilpa Ananth: vocals
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya: vocals
Dhruv Goel: vocals
Vasundhara Gupta: vocals
Rohith Jayaraman: vocals
Harshitha Krishnan: vocals
Nalini Krishnan: vocals
Joakim Molander: vocals
Armeen Musa: vocals
Kanika Patawari: vocals
Purvaa Sampath: vocals
Ishita Sinha: vocals
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: vocals
Aseem Suri: vocals
Adriel Tjokrosaputro: vocals
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya: vocals
Trinayan Baruah: vocals
Salil Bhayani: vocals
Malavika Das: vocals
Ava Dudani: vocals
Nicolas Emden: vocals
Christopher Kazarian: vocals
Annalisa Lombardo: vocals
Malwina Masternak: vocals
Wambura Mitaru: vocals
Zoya Mohan: vocals
Paola Munda: vocals
Lydia Renold: vocals
Gretchen Schadebrodt: vocals
Ashwin Shenoy: vocals
Sahana Simha: vocals
Pankhuri Singhal: vocals
Chantal Tribble: vocals
McKain Webb-Lakey: vocals
Yazhi Guo: flute, suona, dizi
Layth Al Rubaye: violin
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: violin
Sashank Navaladi: sarod
Fares Btoush: oud
Jacy Anderson: guitar
Aleif Hamdan: guitar
Shubh Saran: guitar
David Milazzo: alto saxophone
Edmar Colon: tenor saxophone
Samuel Morrison: baritone saxophone
Josh Shpak: trumpet
Michael Wang: trombone
Annette Philip: piano
Cheng Lu: keyboard
Achal Murthy: bass
Daniel Gonzalez: electronic drum sound
Kaushlesh Purohit: tabla, percussion
Ranajoy Das: drums
Joe Galeota Jr.: percussion
Patrick Simard: drums, percussion
M.T. Aditya Srinivasan: tabla, kanjira
Vignesh Venkataraman: mridangam
Berklee World Strings Ensemble
Eugene Friesen: conductor
Na Young Baik: first violin
Sarah Hubbard: first violin
Sumaia Martins: first violin
Stefano Melillo Melendez: first violin
Kathleen Parks: first violin
Tim Reynolds: first violin
Carlos Silva: first violin
Yeji Yoon: first violin
Ludovica Burtone: second violin
Elise Boeur: second violin
Adrianna Ciccone: second violin
Sadie E. Currey: second violin
Carolyn Kendrick: second violin
Rosy Timms: second violin
Tsung-Yuan Lee: second violin
Choeun Kim: viola
Brendan Klippel: viola
Gerson Eguiguren Martinez: viola
Dan Lay: viola
John Smith: viola
Max Wolpert: viola
Steph Dye: cello
Marta Roma: cello
Keizo Yoshioka: cello
Adrian Zemor: cello
Nathaniel Sabat: bass
Matthew Witler: mandolin
Mairi Chaimbeul: harp
Allegra Cramer: harp
Ganavya Doraiswamy: dancer
Special appearance by Boston University student dancers of BU Bhangra
Arrangements
Matthew Nicholl, string arrangements, and orchestral parts preparation
Recorded live at Boston’s Symphony Hall
Rob Rose: executive producer
Tom Riley: executive producer
Annette Philip: artistic director/producer
Clint Valladares: artist relations/co producer
Mirek Vana: co producer
Dave Wentling: production manager
Steve Colby: sound engineer
Kaushlesh Purohit: audio mixing
Jonathan Wyner: audio mastering
Reggie Lofton: video producer
Thistle Communications: video production
Nicole Egidio: editor
For more information on Berklee India Exchange, please visit berklee.edu/india #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic
A. R. Rahman Meets Berklee - Slumdog Millionaire Medley
7:13
Grammy and Academy award winning composer, A. R. Rahman performed with, and was paid tribute to, by Berklee College of Music at Symphony Hall, Boston, on October 24, 2014. The repertoire for the concert spanned Mr. Rahman's illustrious discography of over 25 years. We are delighted to release all 16 pieces presented at the concert featuring 109 performers from 32 countries representing The Berklee Indian Ensemble, The Berklee World String Ensemble, and Boston University's Indian dance troupe, BU Bhangra.
This concert was produced by Annette Philip, Artistic Director of Berklee India Exchange.
Slumdog Millionaire Medley
A. R. Rahman
medley by Rohith Jayaraman
string arr. Jacinta Clusellas
Soloists: Kanika Patawari, Sashank Navaladi, Rohith Jayaraman
Performers:
Berklee Indian Ensemble
Annette Philip: director
Shilpa Ananth: vocals
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya: vocals
Dhruv Goel: vocals
Vasundhara Gupta: vocals
Rohith Jayaraman: vocals
Harshitha Krishnan: vocals
Nalini Krishnan: vocals
Joakim Molander: vocals
Armeen Musa: vocals
Kanika Patawari: vocals
Purvaa Sampath: vocals
Ishita Sinha: vocals
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: vocals
Aseem Suri: vocals
Adriel Tjokrosaputro: vocals
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya: vocals
Trinayan Baruah: vocals
Salil Bhayani: vocals
Malavika Das: vocals
Ava Dudani: vocals
Nicolas Emden: vocals
Christopher Kazarian: vocals
Annalisa Lombardo: vocals
Malwina Masternak: vocals
Wambura Mitaru: vocals
Zoya Mohan: vocals
Paola Munda: vocals
Lydia Renold: vocals
Gretchen Schadebrodt: vocals
Ashwin Shenoy: vocals
Sahana Simha: vocals
Pankhuri Singhal: vocals
Chantal Tribble: vocals
McKain Webb-Lakey: vocals
Yazhi Guo: flute, suona, dizi
Layth Al Rubaye: violin
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: violin
Sashank Navaladi: sarod
Fares Btoush: oud
Jacy Anderson: guitar
Aleif Hamdan: guitar
Shubh Saran: guitar
David Milazzo: alto saxophone
Edmar Colon: tenor saxophone
Samuel Morrison: baritone saxophone
Josh Shpak: trumpet
Michael Wang: trombone
Annette Philip: piano
Cheng Lu: keyboard
Achal Murthy: bass
Daniel Gonzalez: electronic drum sound
Kaushlesh Purohit: tabla, percussion
Ranajoy Das: drums
Joe Galeota Jr.: percussion
Patrick Simard: drums, percussion
M.T. Aditya Srinivasan: tabla, kanjira
Vignesh Venkataraman: mridangam
Berklee World Strings Ensemble
Eugene Friesen: conductor
Na Young Baik: first violin
Sarah Hubbard: first violin
Sumaia Martins: first violin
Stefano Melillo Melendez: first violin
Kathleen Parks: first violin
Tim Reynolds: first violin
Carlos Silva: first violin
Yeji Yoon: first violin
Ludovica Burtone: second violin
Elise Boeur: second violin
Adrianna Ciccone: second violin
Sadie E. Currey: second violin
Carolyn Kendrick: second violin
Rosy Timms: second violin
Tsung-Yuan Lee: second violin
Choeun Kim: viola
Brendan Klippel: viola
Gerson Eguiguren Martinez: viola
Dan Lay: viola
John Smith: viola
Max Wolpert: viola
Steph Dye: cello
Marta Roma: cello
Keizo Yoshioka: cello
Adrian Zemor: cello
Nathaniel Sabat: bass
Matthew Witler: mandolin
Mairi Chaimbeul: harp
Allegra Cramer: harp
Ganavya Doraiswamy: dancer
Special appearance by Boston University student dancers of BU Bhangra
Arrangements
Matthew Nicholl, string arrangements, and orchestral parts preparation
Recorded live at Boston’s Symphony Hall
Rob Rose: executive producer
Tom Riley: executive producer
Annette Philip: artistic director/producer
Clint Valladares: artist relations/co producer
Mirek Vana: co producer
Dave Wentling: production manager
Steve Colby: sound engineer
Kaushlesh Purohit: audio mixing
Jonathan Wyner: audio mastering
Reggie Lofton: video producer
Thistle Communications: video production
Nicole Egidio: editor
For more information on Berklee India Exchange, please visit berklee.edu/india #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic
A. R. Rahman Meets Berklee - Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa
4:06
Grammy and Academy award winning composer, A. R. Rahman performed with, and was paid tribute to, by Berklee College of Music at Symphony Hall, Boston, on October 24, 2014. The repertoire for the concert spanned Mr. Rahman's illustrious discography of over 25 years. We are delighted to release all 16 pieces presented at the concert featuring 109 performers from 32 countries representing The Berklee Indian Ensemble, The Berklee World String Ensemble, and Boston University's Indian dance troupe, BU Bhangra.
This concert was produced by Annette Philip, Artistic Director of Berklee India Exchange.
Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa
A. R. Rahman
arr. Annette Philip
Performers:
Berklee Indian Ensemble
Annette Philip: director
Shilpa Ananth: vocals
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya: vocals
Dhruv Goel: vocals
Vasundhara Gupta: vocals
Rohith Jayaraman: vocals
Harshitha Krishnan: vocals
Nalini Krishnan: vocals
Joakim Molander: vocals
Armeen Musa: vocals
Kanika Patawari: vocals
Purvaa Sampath: vocals
Ishita Sinha: vocals
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: vocals
Aseem Suri: vocals
Adriel Tjokrosaputro: vocals
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya: vocals
Trinayan Baruah: vocals
Salil Bhayani: vocals
Malavika Das: vocals
Ava Dudani: vocals
Nicolas Emden: vocals
Christopher Kazarian: vocals
Annalisa Lombardo: vocals
Malwina Masternak: vocals
Wambura Mitaru: vocals
Zoya Mohan: vocals
Paola Munda: vocals
Lydia Renold: vocals
Gretchen Schadebrodt: vocals
Ashwin Shenoy: vocals
Sahana Simha: vocals
Pankhuri Singhal: vocals
Chantal Tribble: vocals
McKain Webb-Lakey: vocals
Yazhi Guo: flute, suona, dizi
Layth Al Rubaye: violin
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: violin
Sashank Navaladi: sarod
Fares Btoush: oud
Jacy Anderson: guitar
Aleif Hamdan: guitar
Shubh Saran: guitar
David Milazzo: alto saxophone
Edmar Colon: tenor saxophone
Samuel Morrison: baritone saxophone
Josh Shpak: trumpet
Michael Wang: trombone
Annette Philip: piano
Cheng Lu: keyboard
Achal Murthy: bass
Daniel Gonzalez: electronic drum sound
Kaushlesh Purohit: tabla, percussion
Ranajoy Das: drums
Joe Galeota Jr.: percussion
Patrick Simard: drums, percussion
M.T. Aditya Srinivasan: tabla, kanjira
Vignesh Venkataraman: mridangam
Berklee World Strings Ensemble
Eugene Friesen: conductor
Na Young Baik: first violin
Sarah Hubbard: first violin
Sumaia Martins: first violin
Stefano Melillo Melendez: first violin
Kathleen Parks: first violin
Tim Reynolds: first violin
Carlos Silva: first violin
Yeji Yoon: first violin
Ludovica Burtone: second violin
Elise Boeur: second violin
Adrianna Ciccone: second violin
Sadie E. Currey: second violin
Carolyn Kendrick: second violin
Rosy Timms: second violin
Tsung-Yuan Lee: second violin
Choeun Kim: viola
Brendan Klippel: viola
Gerson Eguiguren Martinez: viola
Dan Lay: viola
John Smith: viola
Max Wolpert: viola
Steph Dye: cello
Marta Roma: cello
Keizo Yoshioka: cello
Adrian Zemor: cello
Nathaniel Sabat: bass
Matthew Witler: mandolin
Mairi Chaimbeul: harp
Allegra Cramer: harp
Ganavya Doraiswamy: dancer
Special appearance by Boston University student dancers of BU Bhangra
Arrangements
Matthew Nicholl, string arrangements, and orchestral parts preparation
Recorded live at Boston’s Symphony Hall
Rob Rose: executive producer
Tom Riley: executive producer
Annette Philip: artistic director/producer
Clint Valladares: artist relations/co producer
Mirek Vana: co producer
Dave Wentling: production manager
Steve Colby: sound engineer
Kaushlesh Purohit: audio mixing
Jonathan Wyner: audio mastering
Reggie Lofton: video producer
Thistle Communications: video production
Nicole Egidio: editor
For more information on Berklee India Exchange, please visit berklee.edu/india #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic
A.R. Rahman - Kun Faya Kun
11:51
#berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic A.R. Rahman's “Kun Faya Kun” performed live by The Berklee Indian Ensemble at Symphony Hall, Boston. Sufism, the mystical sect of Islam, is partly characterized by its rich musical tradition, primarily based on the writings of Sufi poets such as Rumi, Amir Khusrau, and Bulleh Shah. Well known for drawing influence from his faith and the Sufi tradition, A.R. Rahman, rearranged this beautiful Qawwali by the Sufi-saint Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya for the 2011 film, Rockstar, with additional lyrics penned by Irshad Kamil.
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“Kun Faya Kun (A.R. Rahman)
Arrangement: Berklee Indian Ensemble
Soloists in order of appearance:
Dhruv Goel: vocals
Rohith Jayaraman: vocals
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya: vocals
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: vocals
Fares Btoush: Oud
Layth Al Rubaye: vocals
Malavika Das: vocals
Annalisa Lombardo: vocals
This concert was produced by Annette Philip.
Berklee Indian Ensemble
Annette Philip - Kerala, India: director
Shilpa Ananth - Kerala, India: vocals
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya - New Delhi, India: vocals
Dhruv Goel - Lucknow, India: vocals
Vasundhara Gupta - Kolkata, India: vocals
Rohith Jayaraman - San Jose, CA: vocals
Harshitha Krishnan - Chennai, India: vocals
Nalini Krishnan - Seattle, Washington: vocals
Joakim Molander - Sørum, Norway: vocals
Armeen Musa - Dhaka, Bangladesh: vocals
Kanika Patawari - Antwerp, Belgium: vocals
Purvaa Sampath - Bangalore, India: vocals
Ishita Sinha - Patna, India: vocals
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan - Chennai, India: vocals
Aseem Suri - New Delhi, India: vocals
Adriel Tjokrosaputro - Surakarta, Indonesia: vocals
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya - Colombo, Sri Lanka: vocals
Trinayan Baruah - New Delhi, India: vocals
Salil Bhayani - Mumbai, India: vocals
Malavika Das - Kerala, India: vocals
Ganavya Doraiswamy - Chennai, India: vocals
Ava Dudani - Brighton, MA: vocals
Nicolas Emden - Osorno, Chile: vocals
Christopher Kazarian - Worcester, MA: vocals
Annalisa Lombardo - Boston, MA: vocals
Malwina Masternak - Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski, Poland: vocals
Wambura Mitaru - Nairobi, Kenya: vocals
Zoya Mohan - Newport Beach, CA: vocals
Paola Munda - Sicily, Italy: vocals
Lydia Renold - Schönenwerd, Switzerland: vocals
Gretchen Schadebrodt - Valdivia, Chile: vocals
Ashwin Shenoy - Manama, Bahrain: vocals
Sahana Simha - Andover, MA: vocals
Pankhuri Singhal - Westford, MA: vocals
Chantal Tribble - Brookfield, WI: vocals
McKain Webb-Lakey - Bow, WA: vocals
Yazhi Guo - Hong Kong, China: flute, suona, dizi
Layth Al Rubaye - Amman, Jordan: violin
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan - Chennai, India: violin
Sashank Navaladi - New Delhi, India: sarod, harmonium
Fares Btoush - Amman, Jordan: oud
Jacy Anderson - Honoka'a, Hawaii: guitar
Aleif Hamdan - Jakarta, Indonesia: guitar
Shubh Saran - New Delhi, India: guitar
David Milazzo - Bow, NH: alto saxophone
Edmar Colon - Coamo, Puerto Rico: tenor saxophone
Samuel Morrison - Seattle, WA: baritone saxophone
Josh Shpak - Walnut Creek; CA: trumpet
Michael Wang - Sacramento, CA: trombone
Annette Philip - Kerala, India: piano
Cheng Lu - Beijing, China: keyboard
Achal Murthy - Strassen, Luxembourg: bass
Daniel Gonzalez - Mexico City, Mexico: electronic drum sound
Kaushlesh Purohit - Jodhpur, India: tabla, percussion
Patrick Simard - Ottowa, Canada: drums, percussion
Ranajoy Das - New Delhi, India: drums
Joe Galeota Jr. - Wethersfield, CT: percussion
M.T. Aditya Srinivasan - Chennai, India: tabla, kanjira
Vignesh Venkataraman - Boston, MA: mridangam
Recorded live at Boston’s Symphony Hall
Rob Rose: executive producer
Tom Riley: executive producer
Annette Philip: artistic director/producer
Clint Valladares: artist relations/co producer
Mirek Vana: co producer
Dave Wentling: production manager
Steve Colby: sound engineer
Kaushlesh Purohit: audio mixing
Jonathan Wyner: audio mastering
Reggie Lofton: video producer
Thistle Communications: video production
Nicole Egidio: editor #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic
A. R. Rahman, Jiya Jale
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#berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic Jiya Jale (Dil Se) is a tribute to A. R. Rahman by the Berklee Indian Ensemble in gratitude for his immense contribution to our lives through his inspiring music and journey.
A. R. Rahman is an Indian composer, singer-songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist and philanthropist. In 2009, Time Magazine placed Rahman in its list of World's Most Influential People. In a notable career spanning two decades, he has garnered particular acclaim for redefining contemporary Indian film music, and putting Indian music on the global map, in a way that no other Indian composer/performer has achieved.
On October 24, 2014, Berklee College of Music will confer A. R. Rahman with an honorary doctor of music degree. Berklee Faculty and students from the Berklee Indian Ensemble will pay tribute to the living legend, who will join them on select pieces in a concert celebrating his music and life at Boston's Symphony Hall.
Mr. Rahman's visit is a signature event under Berklee India Exchange, a new initiative co-founded by two Indian Berklee alums, Annette Philip (artistic director), and Clint Valladares (artist relations and strategy), as a platform for cultural conversation, through the composition, collaboration, and performance of original Indian music. Proceeds from the concert will go towards a scholarship fund in Mr. Rahman's name for students from India to attend Berklee.
This is a huge milestone for the Berklee Indian Ensemble, one of largest and most diverse ensembles at the college, with members representing 37 countries, and counting. Founded in 2011 by faculty member, Annette Philip, the ensemble performs an expansive repertoire of Indian classical, semi-classical, folk, Sufi, and contemporary Indo-jazz music, with the ultimate goal of presenting concerts entirely consisting of original student compositions. Every year, there is at least one composition by A. R. Rahman featured in their repertoire.
Berklee Indian Ensemble
Jiya Jale (A. R. Rahman)
From the film Dil Se
Arrangement: Inna Dudukina
Vocal arrangement, Producer: Annette Philip
Instrumental interlude: Berklee Indian Ensemble
Soloists
Ishita Sinha: voice, Patna, India
Harshitha Krishnan, voice, Chennai, India
Nalini Krishnan, voice, Seattle, Washington
Rohith Santosh Jayaraman, voice, morsing (jaw harp), San Jose, CA
Instrumental Soloists
Yazhi Guo: dizi, Hong Kong, China
Sashank Navaladi: sarod, New Delhi, India
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: violin, Chennai, India
Layth Al Rubaye: violin, Amman, Jordan
Patrick Simard: drums, Ottowa, Canada
Indian Ensemble Choir
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya, New Delhi, India
Dhruv Goel, Lucknow, India
Vasundhara Gupta, Kolkata, India
Rohith Santosh Jayaraman, San Jose, CA
Harshitha Krishnan, Chennai, India
Nalini Krishnan, Seattle, Washington
Armeen Musa, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Kanika Patawari, Antwerp, Belgium
Annette Philip, Kerala, India
Purvaa Sampath, Bangalore, India
Ishita Sinha: Patna, India
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan, Chennai, India
Aseem Suri, New Delhi, India
Adriel Tjokrosaputro, Surakarta, Indonesia
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Strings
Layth Al Rubaye: violin, Amman, Jordan
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: violin, Chennai, India
Daniel Urbanowicz: viola, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Naseem Al Atrash: cello, Beit Sahour, Palestine
Victor Manuel Gonzalez Quezada: double bass, Rancagua, Chile
Rhythm Section
Annette Philip: piano, Kerala, India
Aleif Hamdan: electric guitar, Jakarta, Indonesia
Shubh Saran: electric and acoustic guitar, New Delhi, India
Achal Murthy: bass, Strassen, Luxembourg
Ullas Rao: mridangam, Westwood, MA
Kaushlesh Purohit: tabla, percussion, Jodhpur, India
Ranajoy Das: cajon, New Delhi, India
Joe A Galeota Jr.: percussion, Arlington, MA
Patrick Simard: drums, Ottowa, Canada
Recorded live at The Record Company
Simon Katz: recording engineer, mixing engineer
Chris Geller: assistant engineer
Pietro Milanesi: second engineer
Teo Karakolev: videographer, editor
Kevin Greene: videographer
Sam Harchik: videographer
Mastered by M Works Studios
Jonathan Wyner: engineer #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic
A. R. Rahman Concert Highlights With The Berklee Indian Ensemble
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A. R. Rahman performed with and was paid tribute to by Berklee College of Music students at Symphony Hall, Boston, on October 24, 2014. This video is a highlight compilation from the concert featuring students in The Berklee Indian Ensemble and The Berklee World String Ensemble. The featured songs are:
00:00.000 - Rahman enters
00:28.725 - Bombay Theme - Continuum solo
01.20.095 - Bombay Theme - layth violin solo
02:38.291 - Chaiyya Chaiyya
03:09.905 - Romantic Medley - Uyire
04:00.024 - Romantic Medley - Thanda
06:05.365 - Desi Things
06:58.728 - Thee Thee - Mohini bass solo
07:42.878 - Thee Thee - Prasanna guitar solo
08:16.983 - Thee Thee - ending
09:16.878 - Lagaan
10:39.420 - Slumdog Millionaire - part 1
11:36.070 - Slumdog Millionaire - Part 2 - konnokol
12:17.478 - Vinnaithaandi Varuvaaya
13:25.933 - Naan Yen
14:25.207 - Epic Medley - Beat of Passion + Humma
15:54.183 - Epic Medley - Yuva
16:44.472 - Epic Medley - Rang de Basanti
18:12.750 - Kun Faya Kun - Part 1
19:50.378 - Kun Faya Kun - Layth vocal solo
20:40.235 - Vande Mataram - Part 1
22:13.023 - Vande Mataram - final overlap chord/applause
This concert was produced by Annette Philip and featured Prasanna on guitar and Mohini Day on bass.
Berklee World Strings Ensemble
Eugene Friesen: conductor
Na Young Baik: first violin
Sarah Hubbard: first violin
Sumaia Martins: first violin
Stefano Melillo Melendez: first violin
Kathleen Parks: first violin
Tim Reynolds: first violin
Carlos Silva: first violin
Yeji Yoon: first violin
Ludovica Burtone: second violin
Elise Boeur: second violin
Adrianna Ciccone: second violin
Sadie E. Currey: second violin
Carolyn Kendrick: second violin
Rosy Timms: second violin
Tsung-Yuan Lee: second violin
Choeun Kim: viola
Brendan Klippel: viola
Gerson Eguiguren Martinez: viola
Dan Lay: viola
John Smith: viola
Max Wolpert: viola
Steph Dye: cello
Marta Roma: cello
Keizo Yoshioka: cello
Adrian Zemor: cello
Nathaniel Sabat: bass
Matthew Witler: mandolin
Mairi Chaimbeul: harp
Allegra Cramer: harp
Berklee Indian Ensemble
Annette Philip: director
Shilpa Ananth: vocals
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya: vocals
Dhruv Goel: vocals
Vasundhara Gupta: vocals
Rohith Jayaraman: vocals
Harshitha Krishnan: vocals
Nalini Krishnan: vocals
Joakim Molander: vocals
Armeen Musa: vocals
Kanika Patawari: vocals
Purvaa Sampath: vocals
Ishita Sinha: vocals
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: vocals
Aseem Suri: vocals
Adriel Tjokrosaputro: vocals
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya: vocals
Trinayan Baruah: vocals
Salil Bhayani: vocals
Malavika Das: vocals
Ganavya Doraiswamy: vocals
Ava Dudani: vocals
Nicolas Emden: vocals
Christopher Kazarian: vocals
Annalisa Lombardo: vocals
Malwina Masternak: vocals
Wambura Mitaru: vocals
Zoya Mohan: vocals
Paola Munda: vocals
Lydia Renold: vocals
Gretchen Schadebrodt: vocals
Ashwin Shenoy: vocals
Sahana Simha: vocals
Pankhuri Singhal: vocals
Chantal Tribble: vocals
McKain Webb-Lakey: vocals
Yazhi Guo: flute, suona, dizi
Layth Al Rubaye: violin
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: violin
Sashank Navaladi: sarod
Fares Btoush: oud
Jacy Anderson: guitar
Aleif Hamdan: guitar
Shubh Saran: guitar
David Milazzo: alto saxophone
Edmar Colon: tenor saxophone
Samuel Morrison: baritone saxophone
Josh Shpak: trumpet
Michael Wang: trombone
Annette Philip: piano
Cheng Lu: keyboard
Achal Murthy: bass
Daniel Gonzalez: electronic drum sound
Kaushlesh Purohit: tabla, percussion
Ranajoy Das: drums
Joe Galeota Jr.: percussion
Patrick Simard: drums, percussion
M.T. Aditya Srinivasan: tabla, kanjira
Vignesh Venkataraman: mridangam
Ganavya Doraiswamy: dancer
Special appearance by Boston University student dancers of BU Bhangra
Recorded live at Boston’s Symphony Hall
Rob Rose: executive producer
Tom Riley: executive producer
Annette Philip: artistic director/producer
Clint Valladares: artist relations/co producer
Mirek Vana: co producer
Dave Wentling: production manager
Steve Colby: sound engineer
Kaushlesh Purohit: audio mixing
Jonathan Wyner: audio mastering
Reggie Lofton: video producer
Thistle Communications: video production
Nicole Egidio: editor #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic
A. R. Rahman Meets Berklee - Naan Yen
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Grammy and Academy award winning composer, A. R. Rahman performed with, and was paid tribute to, by Berklee College of Music at Symphony Hall, Boston, on October 24, 2014. The repertoire for the concert spanned Mr. Rahman's illustrious discography of over 25 years. We are delighted to release all 16 pieces presented at the concert featuring 109 performers from 32 countries representing The Berklee Indian Ensemble, The Berklee World String Ensemble, and Boston University's Indian dance troupe, BU Bhangra.
This concert was produced by Annette Philip, Artistic Director of Berklee India Exchange.
Naan Yen
A. R. Rahman
arr. Berklee Indian Ensemble
string arr. Shachar Ziv
Soloists: Sanchitha Wickremesooriya, Harini Srinivasa Raghavan
Performers:
Berklee Indian Ensemble
Annette Philip: director
Shilpa Ananth: vocals
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya: vocals
Dhruv Goel: vocals
Vasundhara Gupta: vocals
Rohith Jayaraman: vocals
Harshitha Krishnan: vocals
Nalini Krishnan: vocals
Joakim Molander: vocals
Armeen Musa: vocals
Kanika Patawari: vocals
Purvaa Sampath: vocals
Ishita Sinha: vocals
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: vocals
Aseem Suri: vocals
Adriel Tjokrosaputro: vocals
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya: vocals
Trinayan Baruah: vocals
Salil Bhayani: vocals
Malavika Das: vocals
Ava Dudani: vocals
Nicolas Emden: vocals
Christopher Kazarian: vocals
Annalisa Lombardo: vocals
Malwina Masternak: vocals
Wambura Mitaru: vocals
Zoya Mohan: vocals
Paola Munda: vocals
Lydia Renold: vocals
Gretchen Schadebrodt: vocals
Ashwin Shenoy: vocals
Sahana Simha: vocals
Pankhuri Singhal: vocals
Chantal Tribble: vocals
McKain Webb-Lakey: vocals
Yazhi Guo: flute, suona, dizi
Layth Al Rubaye: violin
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: violin
Sashank Navaladi: sarod
Fares Btoush: oud
Jacy Anderson: guitar
Aleif Hamdan: guitar
Shubh Saran: guitar
David Milazzo: alto saxophone
Edmar Colon: tenor saxophone
Samuel Morrison: baritone saxophone
Josh Shpak: trumpet
Michael Wang: trombone
Annette Philip: piano
Cheng Lu: keyboard
Achal Murthy: bass
Daniel Gonzalez: electronic drum sound
Kaushlesh Purohit: tabla, percussion
Ranajoy Das: drums
Joe Galeota Jr.: percussion
Patrick Simard: drums, percussion
M.T. Aditya Srinivasan: tabla, kanjira
Vignesh Venkataraman: mridangam
Berklee World Strings Ensemble
Eugene Friesen: conductor
Na Young Baik: first violin
Sarah Hubbard: first violin
Sumaia Martins: first violin
Stefano Melillo Melendez: first violin
Kathleen Parks: first violin
Tim Reynolds: first violin
Carlos Silva: first violin
Yeji Yoon: first violin
Ludovica Burtone: second violin
Elise Boeur: second violin
Adrianna Ciccone: second violin
Sadie E. Currey: second violin
Carolyn Kendrick: second violin
Rosy Timms: second violin
Tsung-Yuan Lee: second violin
Choeun Kim: viola
Brendan Klippel: viola
Gerson Eguiguren Martinez: viola
Dan Lay: viola
John Smith: viola
Max Wolpert: viola
Steph Dye: cello
Marta Roma: cello
Keizo Yoshioka: cello
Adrian Zemor: cello
Nathaniel Sabat: bass
Matthew Witler: mandolin
Mairi Chaimbeul: harp
Allegra Cramer: harp
Ganavya Doraiswamy: dancer
Special appearance by Boston University student dancers of BU Bhangra
Arrangements
Matthew Nicholl, string arrangements, and orchestral parts preparation
Recorded live at Boston’s Symphony Hall
Rob Rose: executive producer
Tom Riley: executive producer
Annette Philip: artistic director/producer
Clint Valladares: artist relations/co producer
Mirek Vana: co producer
Dave Wentling: production manager
Steve Colby: sound engineer
Kaushlesh Purohit: audio mixing
Jonathan Wyner: audio mastering
Reggie Lofton: video producer
Thistle Communications: video production
Nicole Egidio: editor
For more information on Berklee India Exchange, please visit berklee.edu/india
A. R. Rahman Meets Berklee - Desi Thoughts ft. Prasanna
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Grammy and Academy award winning composer, A. R. Rahman performed with, and was paid tribute to, by Berklee College of Music at Symphony Hall, Boston, on October 24, 2014. The repertoire for the concert spanned Mr. Rahman's illustrious discography of over 25 years. We are delighted to release all 16 pieces presented at the concert featuring 109 performers from 32 countries representing The Berklee Indian Ensemble, The Berklee World String Ensemble, and Boston University's Indian dance troupe, BU Bhangra.
This concert was produced by Annette Philip, Artistic Director of Berklee India Exchange.
Desi Thoughts ft. Prasanna
A. R. Rahman
string arr. Lydia Yu-Lin Wang
Electric Guitar: Prasanna
Performers:
Berklee Indian Ensemble
Annette Philip: director
Shilpa Ananth: vocals
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya: vocals
Dhruv Goel: vocals
Vasundhara Gupta: vocals
Rohith Jayaraman: vocals
Harshitha Krishnan: vocals
Nalini Krishnan: vocals
Joakim Molander: vocals
Armeen Musa: vocals
Kanika Patawari: vocals
Purvaa Sampath: vocals
Ishita Sinha: vocals
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: vocals
Aseem Suri: vocals
Adriel Tjokrosaputro: vocals
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya: vocals
Trinayan Baruah: vocals
Salil Bhayani: vocals
Malavika Das: vocals
Ava Dudani: vocals
Nicolas Emden: vocals
Christopher Kazarian: vocals
Annalisa Lombardo: vocals
Malwina Masternak: vocals
Wambura Mitaru: vocals
Zoya Mohan: vocals
Paola Munda: vocals
Lydia Renold: vocals
Gretchen Schadebrodt: vocals
Ashwin Shenoy: vocals
Sahana Simha: vocals
Pankhuri Singhal: vocals
Chantal Tribble: vocals
McKain Webb-Lakey: vocals
Yazhi Guo: flute, suona, dizi
Layth Al Rubaye: violin
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan: violin
Sashank Navaladi: sarod
Fares Btoush: oud
Jacy Anderson: guitar
Aleif Hamdan: guitar
Shubh Saran: guitar
David Milazzo: alto saxophone
Edmar Colon: tenor saxophone
Samuel Morrison: baritone saxophone
Josh Shpak: trumpet
Michael Wang: trombone
Annette Philip: piano
Cheng Lu: keyboard
Achal Murthy: bass
Daniel Gonzalez: electronic drum sound
Kaushlesh Purohit: tabla, percussion
Ranajoy Das: drums
Joe Galeota Jr.: percussion
Patrick Simard: drums, percussion
M.T. Aditya Srinivasan: tabla, kanjira
Vignesh Venkataraman: mridangam
Berklee World Strings Ensemble
Eugene Friesen: conductor
Na Young Baik: first violin
Sarah Hubbard: first violin
Sumaia Martins: first violin
Stefano Melillo Melendez: first violin
Kathleen Parks: first violin
Tim Reynolds: first violin
Carlos Silva: first violin
Yeji Yoon: first violin
Ludovica Burtone: second violin
Elise Boeur: second violin
Adrianna Ciccone: second violin
Sadie E. Currey: second violin
Carolyn Kendrick: second violin
Rosy Timms: second violin
Tsung-Yuan Lee: second violin
Choeun Kim: viola
Brendan Klippel: viola
Gerson Eguiguren Martinez: viola
Dan Lay: viola
John Smith: viola
Max Wolpert: viola
Steph Dye: cello
Marta Roma: cello
Keizo Yoshioka: cello
Adrian Zemor: cello
Nathaniel Sabat: bass
Matthew Witler: mandolin
Mairi Chaimbeul: harp
Allegra Cramer: harp
Ganavya Doraiswamy: dancer
Special appearance by Boston University student dancers of BU Bhangra
Arrangements
Matthew Nicholl, string arrangements, and orchestral parts preparation
Recorded live at Boston’s Symphony Hall
Rob Rose: executive producer
Tom Riley: executive producer
Annette Philip: artistic director/producer
Clint Valladares: artist relations/co producer
Mirek Vana: co producer
Dave Wentling: production manager
Steve Colby: sound engineer
Kaushlesh Purohit: audio mixing
Jonathan Wyner: audio mastering
Reggie Lofton: video producer
Thistle Communications: video production
Nicole Egidio: editor
For more information on Berklee India Exchange, please visit berklee.edu/india
A. R. Rahman Receives Honorary Doctorate
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In recognition of his extraordinary contribution to the arts, A.R. Rahman received an honorary doctorate from Berklee College of Music on Friday, October 24, 2014.
A two-time Academy Award winning composer, A. R. Rahman has helped redefine contemporary Indian music. He has sold more than 150 million albums featuring music from more than 100 film soundtracks across many languages, including scores for films such as Slumdog Millionaire, 127 Hours, Couples Retreat, Jodhaa Akbar, and Million Dollar Arm, among many others. Rahman has been bestowed with the Padma Bhushan and Padma Shri, two of India’s highest national civilian honors, in recognition of his contributions to music. In 2009, Time magazine named him one of the 100 most influential people in the world. Rahman recently announced initiatives to establish a tradition in western classical music in India and embarked on an ambitious venture to set up the KM Music Conservatory and the KM Music Symphony Orchestra based out of Chennai, India. He plans to provide a platform for non-mainstream music through his music label, KM Musiq. #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic
Behind the Scene for the AR Rahman show - Berklee Indian Ensemble
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A. R. Rahman, Yeh Jo Des Hai Tera : Berklee Indian Ensemble and Berklee World Strings
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#berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic A. R. Rahman is an Indian composer, singer-songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist and philanthropist, known for redefining contemporary Indian film music, and putting Indian music on the global map, in a way that no other Indian composer/performer has achieved.
On October 24, 2014, Berklee College of Music conferred A. R. Rahman with an honorary doctor of music degree. Berklee faculty and students paid tribute to the living legend, who joined them on select pieces in a concert celebrating his music and life at Boston's Symphony Hall.
Mr. Rahman's visit was a signature event under Berklee India Exchange, a new initiative co-founded by two Indian Berklee alums, Annette Philip (artistic director), and Clint Valladares (artist relations and strategy), as a platform for cultural conversation, through the composition, collaboration, and performance of original Indian music. Proceeds from the concert went towards a scholarship fund in Mr. Rahman's name for students from India to attend Berklee.
Berklee Indian Ensemble and Berklee World Strings
with special guest, A.R. Rahman
Yeh Jo Des Hai Tera (A.R. Rahman)
From the film Swades
Annette Philip: Arranger/Producer, Director - Berklee Indian Ensemble
Eugene Friesen: Conductor, Director - Berklee World Strings
Matthew Nicholl: String arrangements, Chair - Contemporary Writing and Production
Vocal Soloists
Shilpa Ananth, Kerala, India
Dhruv Goel, Lucknow, India
Rohith Santosh Jayaraman, San Jose, CA
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan, Chennai, India
Berklee Indian Ensemble Choir
Shilpa Ananth, Kerala, India
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya, New Delhi, India
Dhruv Goel, Lucknow, India
Vasundhara Gupta, Kolkata, India
Rohith Santosh Jayaraman, San Jose, CA
Harshitha Krishnan, Chennai, India
Nalini Krishnan, Seattle, Washington
Joakim Molander, Sørum, Norway
Armeen Musa, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Kanika Patawari, Antwerp, Belgium
Annette Philip, Kerala, India
Purvaa Sampath, Bangalore, India
Ishita Sinha: Patna, India
Harini Srinivasa Raghavan, Chennai, India
Aseem Suri, New Delhi, India
Adriel Tjokrosaputro, Surakarta, Indonesia
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Berklee Indian Ensemble Instrumentalists
Annette Philip: piano, Kerala, India
Cheng Lu: keyboard, Beijing, China
Yazhi Guo: suona, Hong Kong, China
Sashank Navaladi: sarod, New Delhi, India
Fares Btoush: oud, Amman, Jordan
Aleif Hamdan: electric guitar, Jakarta, Indonesia
Shubh Saran: electric guitar, New Delhi, India
Achal Murthy: bass, Strassen, Luxembourg
Kaushlesh Purohit: udu drum, tabla, Jodhpur, India
Ranajoy Das: drumset, New Delhi, India
Negah Santos: percussion, Sao Paolo, Brazil
Patrick Simard: octopad, percussion, Ottowa, Canada
Daniel Gonzalez: electronic drum sound design, Mexico City, Mexico
Berklee World Strings
Eugene Friesen, conductor, Los Angeles, CA
Na Young Baik, Violin I, Seoul, South Korea
Carlos Felipa Silva, Violin I, Caracas, Venezuela
Sumaia Martins, Violin I, Santa Cruz, CA
Yeji Yoon, Violin I, Seoul, South Korea
Stefano Melillo Melendez, Violin I, Caracas, Venezuela
Sarah Hubbard, Violin I, Wedtfield, MA
Elise Boeur, Violin II, Vancouver, Canada
Adrianna Ciccone, Violin II, Timmins, Canada
Sadie E. Currey, Violin II, Columbia, MO
Carolyn Kendrick, Violin II, Stockton, CA
Rosy Timms, Violin II, Adelaide, Australia
Tsung-Yuan Lee, Violin II, Taipei, Taiwan
Max Wolpert, Viola, Crookston, MN
John Smith, Viola, Augusta, GA
Brendan Klippel, Viola, Queensbury, NY
Gerson Eguiguren Martinez, Viola, Quito, Ecuador
Marta Roma, Cello, Cantonigros, Spain
Adrian Zemor, Cello, New York City, NY
Keizo Yoshioka, Cello, Hopedale, MA
Steph Dye, Cello, St. Louis, MO
Nathaniel Sabat, Double bass, New York, NY
Victor Manuel Gonzalez Quezada: Double bass, Rancagua, Chile
Allegra Cramer, Harp, Gold Coast, Australia
Recorded live at Berklee College of Music Studios: Shames Family Scoring Stage (Studio 1) and The Ark (Studio 2)
Alejandro Rodriguez: recording engineer
Simon Katz: assistant recording engineer, mixing engineer
Matthew Larson: assistant engineer
Taylor Marvin: assistant engineer
McKain Webb-Lakey: assistant
Teo Karakolev: videographer, editor
Kevin Greene: videographer
Sam Harchik: videographer
Jonathan Williams: additional footage
Mastered by M Works Studios
Jonathan Wyner: engineer
Berklee India Exchange Co Founders
Clint Valladares and Annette Philip #berklee #berkleecollegeofmusic
Berklee Indian Ensemble - Behind The Scenes
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Voice - Harini Srinivasa Raghavan
Voice - Harshitha Krishnan
Voice - Shrivant Singh Vishen
Keyboard/Voice - Shai Portugaly
Bansuri/Voice - Srishti Biyani
Violin - Layth Sidiq
Guitar - Aleif Hamdan
Guitar/Buzouki - Yoel Genin
Bass - Guy Bernfeld
Percussion - Kaushlesh Garry Purohit
Tabla/Percussion - Giridaran Subramanian
Drums - Yogev Gabay
Power Station at BerkleeNYC:
Executive Director, BerkleeNYC - Stephen Webber
Director of Operations - Ian Kagey
Director of Development - Gavin Berger
Immersive Content Creator - Glenn Forsythe
Photographer/Executive Assistant - Ryan Nava
Administrative Manager - Edica Tello
Produced by Stephen Webber
Recorded and Mixed by Ian Kagey
Video by Simon Yu Productions
Director/Editor - Simon C.F Yu
Camera Operator - Andrei Matorin
Camera Operator - Nikki Birch
Berklee, What Is Your Favorite A.R. Rahman Song?
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A.R. Rahman will perform October 24th, 2014, at Symphony Hall! We're so excited to perform for and with the legend himself. Choosing repertoire from over two decades of music was tough... So we asked members of the Berklee community to help.
Berklee Indian Ensemble - Unnai Kaanadhu Naan
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The Berklee Indian Ensemble performs Unnai Kaanadhu Naan” by Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy in Studio A at the Power Station at BerkleeNYC. The song was arranged by the Berklee Indian Ensemble. Check out the 360 performance video here:
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Voice - Harshitha Krishnan
Voice - Shrivant Singh Vishen
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Berklee Indian Ensemble ft Vijay Prakash - Manmohini Morey
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The Berklee Indian Ensemble is delighted to release Manmohini featuring the award-winning virtuosic Indian vocalist and composer, Vijay Prakash. Featured in the Indian movie, Yuvvraaj, the song, composed by A.R. Rahman, with lyrics by Gulzar, was rearranged by the Berklee Indian Ensemble for Mr. Prakash's artist residency at Berklee.
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Anton A. Sten: Guitar, Stockholm, Sweden
Additional interlude composed by Sashank Navaladi, New Delhi, India
Berklee Indian Ensemble Choir:
Trinayan Baruah, New Delhi, India
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya, New Delhi, India
Ava Dudani, Brighton, Massachusetts
Dhruv Goel, Lucknow, India
Vasundhara Gupta, Kolkata, India
Harshitha Krishnan, Chennai, India
Katya Krishnan, Singapore
Malwina Masternak, Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski, Poland Sanjana Raja, Chennai, India
Thara Dhishay Ramamurthy, Manama, Bahrain
Lydia Renold, Schönenwerd, Switzerland
Purvaa Sampath, Bangalore, India
Ashwin Shenoy, Manama, Bahrain
Lyusi Simon, Moscow, Russia
Pankhuri Singhal, Westford, Massachusetts
Ishita Sinha, Patna, India
Swarathmika Swaminathan, Mumbai, India
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Taiga Kunii, Tochigi, Japan
Berklee Indian Ensemble Instrumentalists:
Annette Philip: Piano, Kerala, India
Sashank Navaladi: Sarod, New Delhi, India
Sumeet Sarkar: Violin, East London, South Africa
Tania Mesa: Violin, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain
Kathleen Chen: Violin, Los Angeles, California
Claire Goh: : Violin, Singapore
Juliana Ponton: Viola, Quito, Ecuador
Hyo Jin (Jina) An: Viola, Busan, South Korea
George Crotty: Cello, Toronto, Canada
Cristobal Cruz-Garcia: Cello, Tijuana, Mexico
Aleif Hamdan: Guitar, Jakarta, Indonesia
Anton A. Sten: Guitar, Stockholm, Sweden
Rishabh Dev Sharma: Guitar, New Delhi, India
Johnathan Lee: Guitar, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Achal Murthy: Bass, Strassen, Luxembourg
Kaushlesh Purohit: Percussion/Tabla, Jodhpur, India
Yogev Gabay: Drumset, Be’er Sheva, Israel
Mixing Engineer: Kaushlesh Purohit
Recording Engineer: Alex Rodriguez
Video Production: Berklee Video Services
Video Producer: Reggie Lofton
Video Associate Producer: Ken Shifman, Jin Choi
Video Director: Eli Chess
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Berklee Indian Ensemble ft Shreya Ghoshal - Aap Ki Nazron Ne Samjha
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In 2017, the Berklee Indian Ensemble presented a landmark collaborative concert with its fifth Artist in Residence, Indian playback singer Shreya Ghoshal. The Ensemble is delighted to share an excerpt from that evening: a reimagining of the 1962 classic, “Aap Ki Nazron Ne Samjha”. Presented here with just four musicians — Ms. Ghoshal, lauto player Vasilis Kostas (Greece), violinist Layth Sidiq (Iraq/Jordan), and tabla player Giri Subramaniam (India) — this simple but soulful interpretation was performed in tribute to one of India’s most iconic voices: Lata Mangeshkar.
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“Aap Ki Nazron Ne Samjha“ written by Madan Mohan
Arrangers: Vasilis Kostas & Layth Sidiq
Producer: Artistic Director, BIX, Annette Philip
Artist Relations: Senior Director, Global Engagement, Middle East & India, Clint Valladares
Assistant Manager, BIX: Rohith Jayaraman
Assistant, BIX: Lydia Renold
Berklee Indian Ensemble members:
Lauto: Vasilis Kostas (Ioánnina, Greece)
Violin: Layth Sidiq (Amman, Jordan)
Tabla: Giridaran Subramaniam (Bengaluru, India)
Recorded live at the Berklee Performance Center
Video Services: Reggie Lofton
Editing: Regina Crisosto Jequier
Recording Engineer: Alejandro Rodriguez, Professor, Music Production and Engineering, Berklee College of Music
Mixing Engineer: Kaushlesh “Garry” Purohit
Mastering: Jonathan Wyner
Berklee Indian Ensemble ft Shankar Mahadevan - 5 Peace Band
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The Berklee Indian Ensemble is delighted to present “5 Peace Band” featuring renowned Indian composer and vocalist, Shankar Mahadevan. Composed by John McLaughlin, “5 Peace Band” was most notably performed by 'Remember Shakti', the reformation of 1970s indo-jazz fusion group, 'Shakti'. Led by John McLaughlin (guitar) and Zakir Hussain (tabla), 'Remember Shakti' included U. Shrinivas (mandolin), Shankar Mahadevan (vocals), and V. Selvaganesh (kanjira, ghatam, mridangam).
It was indeed an honor for our Berklee Indian Ensemble musicians to reinterpret such an iconic composition, and collaborate on this live performance with Shankar Ji as part of the fourth Berklee India Exchange (BIX) Artist Residency. We also dedicate this video in tribute to John McLaughlin who will receive an Honorary Doctorate from Berklee College of Music on July 10th, 2017 in Valencia, Spain.
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“5 Peace Band written by John McLaughlin
Arranger: Guy Bernfeld
Shankar Mahadevan vocal solo transcription: Aleif Hamdan and Rohith Jayaraman
Producer: Artistic Director, Berklee India Exchange: Annette Philip
Assistant Manager, Berklee India Exchange: Rohith Jayaraman
Artist Relations: Managing Director, Berklee India Exchange, Clint Valladares
Berklee Indian Ensemble members:
Voice: Rohith Jayaraman (San Jose, CA)
Violin: Layth Sidiq (Amman, Jordan)
Electric Guitar: Aleif Hamdan (Jakarta, Indonesia)
Keyboard: Yotam Ishay (Afula, Israel)
Bass: Guy Bernfeld (Herzliya, Israel)
Tabla: Giridaran Subramaniam (Bengaluru, India)
Drum Set: Yogev Gabay (Be'er Sheva, Israel)
Video Production: Audrey Harrer and Yogev Gabay
Camera Operators: Audrey H, Kevin Greene, Jeannie Greeley, Joe Barnard, Sam Harchik
Recorded live at the Berklee Performance Center
Recording Engineer: Alejandro Rodriguez, Professor, Music Production and Engineering, Berklee College of Music
Mixing Engineer: Andres González Cardona
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Zakir Hussain Meets Berklee - November 22nd in Boston!
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Berklee Indian Ensemble ft. Armeen Musa - Jaago Piya
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We are delighted to release Jaago Piya on the auspicious occasion of Bangla Noboborsha, the first day of the Bengali Calendar year 1423. Shubhô Nôbobôrsho from all of us at Berklee College of Music!
The first in a series of original compositions from the Berklee Indian Ensemble, Jaago Piya was written by Armeen Musa, the first Bangladeshi student to join the Berklee Indian Ensemble. Her mother, Dr. Nashid Kamal wrote the Bengali lyrics which can be found here:
Over the years, every time the Indian Ensemble performed this piece, the arrangement evolved, with new ideas contributed by different members, until we finally recorded it with students from 17 countries. To us, Jaago Piya is a gentle, loving reminder to stay present, in the moment, to always be hopeful, and live a life filled with gratitude.
According to Armeen, What inspires me is music. The ability of music to connect to our silent thoughts, be a gift of solidarity, in happiness and sadness, inspires and motivates me, to be a part of motions bigger than myself.
What inspires you?
A little cultural background:
Jaago Piya is a collaboration of soundscapes; the melody has a semi classical flavour (classical referring to the classical music of the Indian subcontinent,) with vocal harmony that is rarely used in such a tune. The song being in Bangla, inspired the ensemble to use Bengali colours and clothes for the visual to showcase a bit of Bengali culture.
The primary theme was using the gamcha (local checked cloth used as a towel) as clothing, scarves, hairpieces inspired by Bangladeshi fashion designer Bibi Russel, who brought the gamcha to the international fashion industry.
Bengali New Year is a grandly celebrated day of the year in both Bangladesh and West Bengal, a truly colorful occasion, with parades, daylong musical concerts and festivals held in every corner of the country and in homes. The video hopes to capture that beautiful spirit with its own diversity and colours.
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Composer: Armeen Musa
Lyrics: Dr. Nashid Kamal
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Soloist:
Armeen Musa, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Choir:
Trinayan Baruah, New Delhi, India
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya, New Delhi, India
Ava Dudani, Brighton, MA
Dhruv Goel, Lucknow, India
Vasundhara Gupta, Kolkata, India
Harshitha Krishnan, Chennai, India
Katyayani Krishnan, Singapore
Malwina Masternak, Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski, Poland
Sanjana Raja, Chennai, India
Thara Dhishay Ramamurthy, Manama, Bahrain
Lydia Renold, Schönenwerd, Switzerland
Purvaa Sampath, Bangalore, India
Ashwin Shenoy, Manama, Bahrain
Lyusi Simon, Moscow, Russia
Pankhuri Singhal, Westford, MA
Ishita Sinha, Patna, India
Swarathmika Swaminathan, Mumbai, India
Sanchitha Wickremesooriya, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Gretchen Schaderbodt, Valdivia, Chile
Kanika Patawari, Antwerp, Belgium
MT Aditya Srinivasan: Chennai, India
Rishabh Dev Sharma: New Delhi, India
Rhythm Section
Srishti Biyani: Bansuri/Voice, New Delhi, India
Sashank Navaladi: Sarod, New Delhi, India
Layth Sidiq: Violin, Amman, Jordan
Aleif Hamdan: Guitar, Jakarta, Indonesia
Anton A. Sten: Guitar, Stockholm, Sweden
Johnathan Lee: Guitar, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Annette Philip: Piano/Voice, Kerala, India
Achal Murthy: Electric Bass, Strassen, Luxembourg
Kaushlesh Purohit: Tabla/Percussion, Jodhpur, India
Yogev Gabay: Drum set, Be'er Sheva, Israel
Recorded live at Q Division, Somerville
Recording engineer: Matt Larson
Assistant engineer: Jake Furgason
Mixing Engineer: Simon Katz
Video by 4Reel Productions
Producer, editor: Teo Karakolev
Videographer: Kevin Greene
Production assistants: Dina Benech, Eric Notar
Mastered by M Works Studios
Engineer: Jonathan Wyner
Head Card Designer: Lydia Renold
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Achal Murthy, Armeen Musa, Annette Philip, Purvaa Sampath, Harshitha Krishnan, Swarathmika Swaminathan, Vasundhara Gupta, Ava Dudani, Kanika Patawari, Katyayani Krishnan, Lyusi Simon, Pankhuri Singhal, Thara Dhishay Ramamurthy, Yogev Gabay
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Reflections | EP 05 - Sami Yusuf & AR Rahman
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My guest on this episode is the remarkably talented, two-time Academy Award-winning composer and musician A.R. Rahman. AR and I first met in London over 10 years ago and I recall being instantly drawn to his humility and gracious character. Those familiar with AR will testify that he is a man of few words. It's not easy getting him to talk for 30 minutes straight. So you can imagine my surprise and delight when he said yes to appear on Reflections! I feel both privileged and grateful for the opportunity to share our conversation. We talk about what keeps him grounded; how he maintains his passion and drive for film music; the role of (or lack of) spirituality in the industry as well as a fourteen-hour round-trip bus journey which was all for an amazing fifteen-minute experience at a special place! I'm sure you will love this inspirational episode.
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A. R. Rahman Clinic at the Berklee Performance Center
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A.R. Rahman gives a clinic for Berklee students at the Berklee Performance Center. Listen to Rahman perform music on the continuum (a versatile digital controller and synthesizer), answer questions from students, and speak with a panel including Founder/Director of the Berklee Indian Ensemble, Annette Philip; George Clinton and Alison Plante, Chair and Assistant Chair of the college’s Film Scoring Department; and Kevin Doucette ’05, a Berklee graduate who has worked closely with Rahman on several films, and is now his Musical Director in USA.
A. R. Rahman visited Berklee in Fall 2014 to work with students, receive an honorary doctor of music degree, and be part
of a concert celebrating his music and life at Boston's Symphony Hall. Proceeds from the concert were used to create a fund in A. R. Rahman’s name to provide scholarship support for students from India to attend Berklee under the Berklee India Exchange banner. For more information, please visit:
Recorded live in Berklee Performance center
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Berklee Indian Ensemble - Lullabies: Pizmon Layakinton & Kanne Kalaimaane
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The Berklee Indian Ensemble is delighted to present Lullabies - A medley of two songs, Pizmon Layakinton (Hebrew) and Kanne Kalaimaane (Tamizh). The idea of combining these two compositions evolved during the Spring semester of 2017; a time of much political unrest in the world. As a response the many tumultuous events around us, the Berklee Indian Ensemble decided to work towards getting to know each other better through the art we create. Be it race, gender, religion or economic status, we found that fear of the Other was used time and again, as a tool to divide people. And yet, there are so many similarities we share; innumerable ways we resonate with each other, if we take a moment to look beyond the labels that seemingly define who we are.
We dedicated our semester to exploring the universal human experiences that we all share, no matter what culture or background we grew up in. We watched documentaries, raised questions, conducted research, had class discussions and debates; all of which influenced our arrangements and new compositions. We named the production, Bridges in honor of our shared humanity and the simple yet profound ways we are connected. After all... Almost every person on the planet has experienced rain, sunlight, hunger, sadness, joy, pain, death, and hope. Every culture has songs of love, of separation, of celebration, of longing... and lullabies.
The Bridges concert featured musicians from 18 different regions around the world, and sought to intertwine songs and stories that connect the 18 countries we call home: Ecuador, Spain, Nigeria, Australia, China, Singapore, Bahrain, Israel, Jordan, Iraq, Turkey, Canada, the United States, France, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and India.
We thank the original composers of the two lullabies, Leah Goldberg, Rivkah Gvily (Israel) and Ilaiyaraaja (India) for writing these beautiful melodies, and inspiring our ensemble family.
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“Lullabies: Pizmon Layakinton & Kanne Kalaimaane”
Pizmon Layakinton written by Leah Goldberg, Rivkah Gvily (Hebrew)
Kanne Kalaimaane written by Ilaiyaraaja (Tamizh)
Arrangement: Yotam Ishay
String Arrangement: Simone Scazzocchio
Vocal Interlude: Rohith Jayaraman
Artistic Director, Berklee India Exchange & Producer: Annette Philip
Managing Director, Berklee India Exchange: Clint Valladares
Assistant Manager, Berklee India Exchange: Rohith Jayaraman
Assistant, Berklee India Exchange: Lydia Renold
Berklee Indian Ensemble
Vocal soloists: Shai Portugaly, Rohith Jayaraman
Choir:
Aaria Manchanda
Agney Mulay
Amira Gill
Amogh Agarwal
Annette Philip
Ashwin Shenoy
Beven Elankumaran
Elif Cakmut
Gerson Eguiguren
Guy Bernfeld
Harshitha Krishnan
Imran Hossain
Katyayani Krishnan
Kiran Mani
Lior Tzemach
Rachel Singh
Rohith Jayaraman
Sahaj Biyani
Shai Portugaly
Swarathmika Swaminathan
Giridaran Subramaniam
Virginia Garcia Alves
Yoel Genin
Yogev Gabay
Piano: Yotam Ishay, Shai Portugaly
Strings:
Violin I: Layth Sidiq, Bengisu Gokce
Violin II: Tania Mesa, Antoine Beux
Viola: Anna Stromer, Dan Lay
Cello: Aodán Collins, George Crotty
Upright Bass: James Hazlewood Dale
Conductor: Simone Scazzocchio
May 9, 2017
Berklee Performance Center
Recorded live at the Berklee Performance Center
Front of House Engineer: Ed Liberatore
Protools session engineer: Alejandro Rodriguez
Mixing Engineer: Simone Scazzocchio
Mastering: Simone Scazzocchio
Lighting Engineer: Aaron Brown
Techs/Spot Operators: Akin Orbay & George Pereli
Visual Design: Andrew Hlynsky
Costume Coordinator: Gerson Eguiguren
Ilaiyaraaja Copyright Consultant: E Pradeep Kumar
Video producer: Reggie Lofton
Video associate producer: Ken Shifman
Video director: Max Harchik
Video engineer: Ian McInroe
Camera operator: Max Doyle, Nathan Koski - Vacirca, Gitai Vinshtok
Video editor: Sara Pagiaro, Nicole Egidio
Muqabala - A.R. Rahman Live in Chennai
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Performed by: A.R.Rahman & Neeti Mohan
Musical Arranger- Ranjit Barot
Percussions- Sivamani & Sanket Naik
Bass Guitar- Mohini Dey
Guitar- Keba Jeremiah & Warren Mendonsa
Keyboard- Karthick Devaraj & Gulraj Singh
Flute- Ashwin Srinivasan
Sitar- Asad Khan
Vocoder- Parag Chhabra
Strings- The Sunshine Orchestra
Conductor- Srinivasa Murthy
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Meet the Voices behind Ruby Ruby from Sanju | A. R. RAHMAN
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Singers Shashwat Singh & Poorvi Koutish share their experience working on the playback singing for the track Ruby Ruby on the film Sanju. And share their experience on how KMMC has contributed to their singing careers.
Berklee Indian Ensemble - Ghoomar
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The Berklee Indian Ensemble performs Ghoomar” in a 360 audio and video recording at the Power Station at BerkleeNYC. The song was arranged by the Berklee Indian Ensemble.
This is an immersive 360 audio and visual experience where the listener finds themselves at the center of all elements, being surrounded by the music. When you rotate the video by moving your mobile device, dragging the picture on your computer, or moving your head while wearing VR goggles, the sound field will also rotate. For the full immersive experience, please wear headphones.
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BIX Assistant Manager/Voice/Percussion - Rohith Jayaraman
Voice - Harini Srinivasa Raghavan
Voice - Harshitha Krishnan
Voice - Shrivant Singh Vishen
Keyboard/Voice - Shai Portugaly
Bansuri/Voice - Srishti Biyani
Violin - Layth Sidiq
Guitar - Aleif Hamdan
Guitar/Buzouki - Yoel Genin
Bass - Guy Bernfeld
Percussion - Kaushlesh Garry Purohit
Tabla/Percussion - Giridaran Subramanian
Drums - Yogev Gabay
Power Station at BerkleeNYC:
Executive Director, BerkleeNYC - Stephen Webber
Director of Operations - Ian Kagey
Director of Development - Gavin Berger
Immersive Content Creator - Glenn Forsythe
Photographer/Executive Assistant - Ryan Nava
Administrative Manager - Edica Tello
Produced and directed by Stephen Webber
Recorded by Ian Kagey
Spatial sound mix and 360 video by Glenn Forsythe
NAMM 2018: MOHINI DEY INTERVIEW
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Mohini Dey first picked up the bass at age three and was playing professionally by age ten. She became a global YouTube sensation and caught the eyes and ears of notable musicians worldwide such as Steve Vai, Stu Hamm, Tony McAlpine, Dean Brown, and more who have shared a stage with her. Australian Musician editor Greg Phillips sat down with Mohini for an in-depth chat at her first ever NAMM Show
Berklee Indian Ensemble featuring Ustad Zakir Hussain - Lady L
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The Berklee Indian Ensemble is proud to present “Lady L” featuring Grammy-winning Indian tabla master, Zakir Hussain. Composed by L. Shankar and featuring John McLaughlin, Lady L” was originally performed by 'Shakti', the 1970s indo-jazz fusion group and appeared on the group's second studio album titled A Handful of Beauty. The group featured John McLaughlin (guitar), Zakir Hussain (tabla), L Shankar (Violin) and Vikku Vinayakram (Percussion).
In 2019, Berklee College of Music presented Ustad Zakir Hussain with an Honorary Doctorate. It was the perfect opportunity for our Berklee Indian Ensemble musicians to reinterpret such an iconic composition and collaborate on this live performance with Ustad Zakir Hussain as part of our week long celebration of the maestro’s life and musical accomplishments leading up to his Honorary Doctorate ceremony.
“Lady L composed by L. Shankar
Arranger: Amir Darabi
Producer: Emanuel Keller
Co-Producer: Artistic Director, BIX, Annette Philip
Artist Relations: Senior Director, Global Engagement, Middle East & India, Clint Valladares
Assistant Manager, BIX: Rohith Jayaraman
Assistant, BIX: Lydia Renold
Visiting Artist
Tabla - Ustad Zakir Hussain
Berklee Indian Ensemble musicians:
Guitar - João Perrusi - Brasilia, Brazil
Cello - Emanuel Keller - Jerusalem, Israel
Carnatic Violin - Apoorva Krishna - Bengaluru, India
Piano - Amir Darabi - Tehran, Iran
Keyboards - Fryderyk Hoang Dong - Warsaw, Poland
Electric Bass - Jack Schwenke - Canberra, Australia
Percussion - Thomas Antonio Debelian - Oslo, Norway
Drumset - Noa Kahn - Ra'anana, Israel
Recorded live at Berklee Performance Center, Berklee College of Music
Video Editing: Kevin Greene
Multitrack Recording Engineer: Tarik Mahrour
Mixing Engineer: Mark Wessel
Mastering: Jonathan Wyner
Special thanks - Giri Subramaniam, Rohith Jayaraman, Anindo Bose, Viveick Rajagopalan
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Tamil Medley - A.R. Rahman Live in Chennai
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Performed by: Haricharan, Shashaa Tirupati, Vijay Prakash, Neeti Mohan, Shakthisree Gopalan, Sid Sriram, Issrathquadhre, Rayhanah
Musical Arranger- Ranjit Barot
Percussions- Sivamani & Sanket Naik
Bass Guitar- Mohini Dey
Guitar- Keba Jeremiah & Warren Mendonsa
Keyboard- Karthick Devaraj & Gulraj Singh
Flute- Ashwin Srinivasan
Sitar- Asad Khan
Vocoder- Parag Chhabra
Strings- The Sunshine Orchestra
Conductor- Srinivasa Murthy
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A.R. Rahman - Ghanan Ghanan Best Video|Lagaan|Aamir Khan|Alka Yagnik|Udit Narayan
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Feel the joy of first rain with Aamir Khan, Gracy Singh and the entire village in Ghanan Ghanan from the film Lagaan (2001). Distinguished artists like Alka Yagnik, Udit Narayan, Sukhwinder Singh, Shankar Mahadevan & Shaan have all lent their voices to this amazing track!
Song Name - Ghanan Ghanan
Movie - Lagaan
Singer - Alka Yagnik, Udit Narayan, Sukhwinder Singh, Shankar Mahadevan & Shaan
Composer - A.R. Rahman
Lyricist - Javed Akhtar
Music Label - Sony Music Entertainment India Pvt. Ltd.
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Dee Dee Bridgewater Meets Berklee - Cant Get Next To You
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Vocalist and visiting artist Dee Dee Bridgewater performs The Temptations's Can't Get Next To You with student, faculty, and chairs at Berklee College of Music. This concert was produced by Gabrielle Goodman and Phil Lima in the Berklee Voice Department and Artistic Director of the Berklee Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice, Terri Lyne Carrington.
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Voice: Dee Dee Bridgewater
Background vocalists: Taylor Christmon, Jordyn Elliott
Trumpet: Akili Bradley
Drums: TK Johnson
Bass: Oscar Stagnaro
Piano: Maxim Lubarsky
Trumpet: Tanya Darby
Guitar: Tyrone Chase
Saxophone: Walter Smith III, Tia Fuller, Edmar Colón
Video by Berklee Video Services
Recorded by Alex Rodriguez
Audio preo by Julie Papili
Audio mix by Stephen Trischitta
Mastered by Jonathan Wyner
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Berklee is the preeminent institute of contemporary music and the performing arts, offering undergraduate and graduate degree programs at its campuses in Boston, Massachusetts, and Valencia, Spain, and through its award-winning distance learning program, Berklee Online. Dedicated to nurturing the creative and career potential of the world’s most inspired artists, Berklee’s commitment to arts education is reflected in the work of its students, faculty, and alumni—hundreds of whom have been recognized with Grammy, Tony, Oscar, and Emmy awards.
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A.R. Rahman | Hum Haar Nahin Maanenge - Official Song | Prasoon Joshi | HDFC Bank | Various Artists
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In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the celebrated composer A.R. Rahman has joined efforts with HDFC Bank, lyricist Prasoon Joshi and other talented musicians to pay tribute to the indomitable spirit of India with ‘Hum Haar Nahi Maanenge’ - a song of strength, hope and togetherness.
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Clinton Cerejo
Mohit Chauhan
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Harshdeep Kaur
Jonita Gandhi
Neeti Mohan
Javed Ali
Sid Sriram
Shruti Haasan
Shashaa Tirupati
Khatija Rahman
Abhay Jodhpurkar
Sivamani
Asad Khan
Mohini Dey
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Song Composed and Produced by
A.R. Rahman
Lyrics: Prasoon Joshi
Singers:
A.R. Rahman, Clinton Cerejo, Mohit Chauhan, Mika Singh, Harshdeep Kaur, Jonita Gandhi, Neeti Mohan, Javed Ali, Sid Sriram, Shruti Haasan, Shashaa Tirupati, Khatija Rahman and Abhay Jodhpurkar.
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Sitar: Asad Khan
Drums: Sivamani
Bass: Mohini Dey
Additional Vocals and Choral arrangement: Nakul Abhyankar
Project coordinators: Karthik Sekaran, Nakul Abhyankar
Video Credits:
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Exec. Producer: Samir Bangara
Qyuki President Sales - Juhi Mehta
Director: Kailash Gandhi
Producer: Jibran Khan
Offline Editor: Bibhas Kumar
Associate Editor - Dhaval Mevha
Online: Dhaval Mevcha
Qyuki Sales Head - Saurabh Mehrotra
General Manager - Brand Sales - Pranav Singh
AVP Video Network - Sushant Yattam
General Manager Marketing - Jagdish Lobo
Marketing managers - Saurabh Konde & Amit Jha
General Manager YouTube - Sanil Nair
Senior Manager YouTube - Sanjeev Asokan
Social Media Manager - Sanaa Surve
Social Media Executive - Mohil Jain
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Lyrics:
Ek diya tumhara
Aur ek lau hai meri
Tal jayegi ye kali raat andheri
Hum dor dor sahas bator layenge
Hum dor dor sahas bator layenge
Tootenge nahin hum haar nahin manenge
Hum haar nahin manenge
Hum haar nahin manenge
Hum haar nahin manenge
Keh Do
Hum haar nahin manenge
Hum haar nahin manenge
Hum haar nahin manenge
Keh Do
Ho…
Hum Haar Nahi Maanenge Keh Do
Jinke rishtey gehre gehre hote hain
Unke dono pankh sunehre hote hain
Doori unko aur paas le aati hai
Aur udaan bhi aur khas ho jati hai
Hum bikhara ek sansaar nahin manenge
Hum haar nahin manenge keh do
Hum haar nahin manenge
Hum haar nahin manenge
Hum haar nahin manenge
Keh Do
Hum haar nahin manenge
Hum haar nahin manenge
Hum haar nahin manenge
Keh Do
Woh diye jo toofano se shart lagate hain
Itihaas ke panney unko hi dohrate hain
Hum mann se bas unko hi salami detey hain
Khud se aage jo auron ko rakh patey hain
Hum suraj hain andhkaar nahin manenge
Hum haar nahin manenge
Hum haar nahin manenge
Hum haar nahin manenge
Keh Do
Hum haar nahin manenge
Hum haar nahin manenge
Hum haar nahin manenge
Keh Do
Ek diya tumhara
Aur ek lau hai meri
Tal jayegi ye kali raat andheri
Hum dor dor sahas bator layenge
Tootenge nahin, nahin
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A lamp of yours
A flame of mine
Will see us through this dark night
Strand by strand we will
gather courage ..
Break we will not, we will
Not give up
Break we will not, we will not give up
Those whose bonds run deep
Their wings golden, gleam
Distance brings them even closer
And together they soar higher evermore
A scattered world we will
Not accept
We will not give up
we will not give up
Say it
The lamps that flicker and dance
Even amidst the thunder of a gathering storm
It’s their tales that light up the pages of history told
For our heart beats for those
Who care not for themselves alone
We are the sun, made of light
We will not accept the darkness of the night
We will not give up
We will not give up
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Sai Shirdi Sai - Official Music Video | A.R. Rahman | Bela Shende | 99 Songs
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They say faith can move mountains. It can empower us with courage and liberate us from our own fears. It is important to remember that even when the light at the end of the tunnel eludes us, our devotion and belief can conquer all doubts. This composition is a tribute to the divine power that guides us all.
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Song Composed Produced and Arranged by : A. R. Rahman
Singer: Bela Shende, A. R. Rahman
Lyrics: Munna Shaukat, Navneet Virk
Music Supervisor: Dilshaad Shabbir Shaikh
Director: Sagar M Parikh, BToS Productions
Directors of Photography : Fajeesh Pallipat, Shreenivas Shirolkar & Ashik Mohammed
Edit and Grade: Sagar M Parikh
Production: Parth Shah and Sneha Menon, BToS Productions
Production Assistants: Deep Dave, Rohan Shetty
Artiste Coordination: Bhavin Pushkarna, BToS Productions
Musicians
Flute : Kareem Kamalakar
Harp : Seenu
Tabla : Sai Shravanam
Ghatam : Ghatam Karthick
Backing Vocals:
Deepti Suresh, Veena Murali, Aravind Srinivas,Santosh Hariharan,Nivas,Deepak, Maalvika Sundar, Niranjana Ramanan, Narayanan, Shashaa Tirupati
Suryansh, Lavita Lobo, Aishwarya A Kumar, Nakul Abhyankar, Jaganjot Randhawa, Comal Kaur, Akshara Parasher, Jagadeesh Kumar, Mayank Kapri
Choral conductor: Arjun Chandy, Nakul Abhyankar
Additional Vocal Supervisor: Srinivas Doraisamy
Additional Arrangements and Programming: Ishaan Chhabra
Sound Engineers:
Panchathan Record Inn, Chennai
Suresh Permal, Karthik Sekaran, T R Krishna Chetan, Hiral Viradia, Riyasdeen Riyan
Mixed by Ishaan Chhabra
Mastered by Suresh Permal
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A.R. Rahman | Flute Tribute by Parth Chandiramani | Bryden-Parth Live In Concert
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On the 3rd of August 2019, we went on to do our most ambitious live show yet, a brainchild of Bryden’s, celebrating all the music we love. The show happened on our home-turf Bangalore, at the spanking new venue, Algorhythm by Forum Shantiniketan.
One of the ideas behind this show was to showcase our journey as musicians, and to acknowledge the various people and cultural experiences that have inspired us through our musical and physical travels, and shaped our approach towards our music, and life.
Parth Chandiramani, accompanied by Siddhart Kamath, takes you along on his personal musical journey, both as a classically trained musician, and a music lover who grew up loving and being influenced by Bollywood music. Through this flute medley of Roja Jaaneman and Yeh Haseen Waadiyan, Parth pays tribute to one of his biggest inspirations, Indian music legend A.R. Rahman.
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Presented by: Bryden-Parth Productions
Curated & Produced by: Bryden Lewis
Flute: Parth Chandiramani
Keyboard: Siddhart Kamath
Production Head & Live Sound Engineer: Nikhil Pai
Multitrack Engineers: Nikhil V. Pai, Raghu, Suraj
Lighting Engineer: Vinod Daniel
Stage and Lighting Rig: Prabhakar
Visuals- VJ Harsha, Renwick Lewis
Sound and Lights Rental Agency: Sugandar Light House
Backline Rental Agency: The Backline
Mix and Master- Siddhart Kamath, Studio 6
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Director/ Steadicam Operator: Mithun Bhat
Cinematographers: Akshay Gururaj, Amyth Venkataramaiah, Raghul Sridharan, Vivek Mohan.
Aerial Cinematography: Kiran Kumar
Editor: Mithun Bhat
Venue: Algorhythm by Forum Shantiniketan
Brought to you by: Banana Boat Entertainment Network
Logo Design: Manek D’Silva
Special Thanks: Biju D.T. (Centerstage Rehearsal Studio), Sucheta Shekhar (Banana Boat Entertainment Network), Forum Shantiniketan, Daniel Joel Selvaraj (props, choreography), Mana Santhanam (props, choreography), Bulbul Khoda (choreography), Sammy Adams (photography), RJ Kay (host), RJ Jane (host).
Original Music Credits
Song 1
Song: Roja Jaaneman
Film: Roja
Music: A.R. Rahman
Singers: S.P. Balasubramanyam, Sujatha Mohan
Lyrics: P.K. Mishra
Label: SME (on behalf of Magnasound)
Song 2
Song: Yeh Haseen Waadiyaan
Film: Roja
Music: A.R. Rahman
Singer: S.P. Balasubramanyam, K.S. Chithra
Lyrics: P.K. Mishra
Label: SME (on behalf of Magnasound)
A.R. Rahman - Ghanan Ghanan Best Lyric Video|Lagaan|Aamir Khan|Udit Narayan|Sukhwinder
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Celebrate with the villagers of Champaner as they sing out loud and rejoice at the sight of storm clouds and rain. The rousing music is composed by A.R. Rahman while the lyrics are written by Javed Akhtar.
Song Name - Ghanan Ghanan
Movie - Lagaan
Singer - Alka Yagnik, Udit Narayan, Sukhwinder Singh, Shankar Mahadevan & Shaan
Composer - A.R. Rahman
Lyricist - Javed Akhtar
Music Label - Sony Music Entertainment India Pvt. Ltd.
© 2001 Sony Music Entertainment India Pvt. Ltd.
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Zakir Hussain Meets Berklee - Ustad Zakir Hussain Tabla Solo
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In 2019, Berklee College of Music had the privilege of presenting Ustad Zakir Hussain with an Honorary Doctorate. The tribute concert “Zakir Hussain Meets Berklee” incorporated a myriad of musical elements from Zakir Ji’s life’s journey, varying in styles, instrumentation and presentation. It gives us great pleasure to share with you Zakir Ji’s improvised Tabla Solo as our first feature from this concert.
About the Berklee Indian Ensemble: Founded in 2011 by faculty member Annette Philip, the Berklee Indian Ensemble is one of the largest and most diverse ensembles at Berklee. Apart from performing original compositions and arrangements, the Berklee Indian Ensemble tours internationally; presents a wide array of South Asian folk, classical, and contemporary music; and has collaborated with various world-renowned artists, garnering over 180 million views for their viral videos to date.
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Ustad Zakir Hussain, tabla
Producer: Artistic Director, BIX, Annette Philip
Artist Relations: Senior Director, Global Engagement, Middle East & India, Clint Valladares
Assistant Manager, BIX: Rohith Jayaraman
Assistant, BIX: Lydia Renold
Global Development: Mirek Vana
BIX Interns: Alma Blum, Social Media & Marketing; Atman Sheth, Production; Hrushabh Talapadatur, Live Sound & Production; Prithvi Prajosh, Writing & Editorial
Recorded live at Klarman Hall, Harvard Business School
Front of House Engineer: Nick Schmalensee (Bergsten Music Inc.)
Monitor Engineer & RF Coordinator: Jeremy Jones (Sonic Audio)
Stage Manager: Ayumi Ueda
Video & Streaming Services: Damon Movitz (D2 Productions)
Video Editing: Mrityunjay Sathyanarayanan
Lighting Services: Andrew Boucher & Nate Jewett (High Output Inc.)
Multitrack Recording Producer: Stephen Webber
Multitrack Recording Engineer: Ian Kagey
Mixing Engineer: Stephen Webber
Mastering: Jonathan Wyner
A special thank you to Dean Nitin Nohria and the staff of Harvard Business School who helped make this event possible.
One Heart - A.R.Rahman | Mohini Dey, Ranjit Barot, Ann Marie Calhoun | Concert
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One Heart: The A.R. Rahman Concert Film (2017).
AR Rahman takes a journey through his life and experiences with 15 of his most-loved songs
Musicians:
Ann Marie Calhoun
Annette Philip
Ashwin Srinivasan
Haricharan Seshadri
Jonita Gandhi
Karthikeyan Devarajan
Keba Jeremiah
Mohini Dey
Sanket Athale
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Zakir Hussain Meets Berklee and John McLaughlin - Snippets
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Incredible living legend Ustad Zakir Hussain and Berklee College of Music at modern HBS New Klarman Hall. It was touching to see Mahavishnu John McLaughlin, guitarist, composer, and a friend of Hussain for over 50 years joining him in the Stage!! Golden Night..
”There is no friend like an old friend who has shared our morning days, no greeting like his welcome, no homage like his praise”
AR Rahman At Berklee
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