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Celebrating Ustad Allarakha Khan

Tabla player Fazal Qureshi pays tribute to his father, the legendary tabla maestro Ustad Allarakha, on his 96th birth anniversary with the musical show, The Journey Continues. It will feature musicians from India, the Middle East and Europe and highlight the commonality of various forms of music

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Oud player Ahmad Al-Khatib, sarangi player Sabir Khan, saxophonist Andres Hagberg, tabla player Fazal Qureshi and percussionist Varun Sunil.

Oud player Ahmad Al-Khatib, sarangi player Sabir Khan, saxophonist Andres Hagberg, tabla player Fazal Qureshi and percussionist Varun Sunil.

The legendary tabla maestro Ustad Allarakha Khan was a disciple of Mian Kader Baksh from the Punjab Gharana. A celebrated exponent of this style, Ustad Allarakha was the first-ever Indian Classical artiste to be bestowed with a gold disc for a Classical recording. He received several other awards including the Padmashree and the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award. But apart from being the most celebrated exponent of this style, in his lifetime, Ustad Allarakha was also revered for being a great teacher and father.

Oud player Ahmad Al-Khatib, sarangi player Sabir Khan, saxophonist Andres Hagberg, tabla player Fazal Qureshi and percussionist Varun Sunil. Pic/Nimesh Dave
Oud player Ahmad Al-Khatib, sarangi player Sabir Khan, saxophonist Andres Hagberg, tabla player Fazal Qureshi and percussionist Varun Sunil. Pic/Nimesh Dave

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