Teachers & Performers of Indian Music & Dance
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Name: Praashekh Borkar
E-Mail: praashekh@gmail.com
Field: Sarod, Sitar, Harmonium, Keyboards, Guitar.
Location: 58 Keslake way, Parkwood, Perth, Western Australia 6147
Telephone: +61 (0)426789143
Misc. Info: www.indianmusicperth.com Praashekh Borkar – Surmani, Sangeet Alankaar, National Gold Medalist, music scholarship holder, sound engineer, Bollywood musician, Inventor of the esarod. Teaching North Indian classical music (sarod, sitar, harmonium, keyboards & guitar). Available for Indian music and fusion music performances (shows, weddings, private functions) . Available for Bollywood dance choreography & performances for all types of performances & functions.
Name: Dr. Sadanand G. Mankar JP.
E-Mail: indianmusic@icmraa.com
Field: Hindustani Vocal, beginning Tabla
Location: 391 South Street, Hilton W. A. 6163 Australia.
Telephone: +61- (0) 407561662
Misc. Info: Indian Classical Music Research Academy Australia , I am teaching Hindustani – North Indian classical ragas-vocal for BA/MA and up to Ph.D. or Visharad/ Alankar/ Parangat/Sangitacharya level (Raga: Khayal and some Dagar style Dhrupad). I am Sangit Visharad, Sangeet Bhushan Sangeet Parangat, MA(Music), Ph.D. (AM-Music Therapy) and Sangeetacharya (vocal). I have been teaching music and meditation for more than 35 years. Initial cost for raga lessons $30 per hour in Australia. Free Shri Mataji Nirmaladevi’s meditation with Indian Raga every Friday 7 to 8.30 PM For information go to website: http://icmraa.com..
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