MUSIC : Another week of music at The Piano Man Jazz Club, B 6-7/22 Safdarjung Enclave Market > 9pm on 3rd to 9th April 2017

Time : 9:00 pm Add to Calendar 03/04/2017 21:00 09/04/2017 23:30 Asia/Kolkata MUSIC : Another week of music Event Page : http://www.delhievents.com/2017/04/music-another-week-of-music-at-piano.html The Piano Man Jazz Club, B 6-7/22 Safdarjung Enclave Market, New Delhi 110029 DD/MM/YYYY

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Venue : The Piano Man Jazz Club, B 6-7/22 Safdarjung Enclave Market, New Delhi 110029
Landmark : opp deer park
Venue Info : thepianoman.in | Map | Nearest Metro Station - 'Green Park(Yellow Line)'

Event Description : MUSIC : Another week of music.

Schedule : 

Ranjit Arapurakal – Monday, 3rd April’17
Blues. Punk. Soul. Funk. Rock. Jazz. Reggae. Vocalist Ranjit Arapurakal uses Guitar and Piano to craft original songs that fuse many genres of Music into a uniquely entertaining new sound. After 15 years performing in New York City, Arapurakal has spent the last 15 months immersed in the Goa scene, and he loves it there. Expect an intimate and entertaining performance from one of India's newest talents.

Gaurav Sajjanhar – Tuesday, 4th April’17
Gaurav is a Delhi and Mumbai based Voice Artist and Singer who grew up immersed in the tunes of Disney, Elvis, Sinatra and the Beatles, and loves to re-interpret popular songs through his own lens of swing, scat and harmonies.  His voice is heard on channels such as Comedy Central, VH1, Nickelodeon and others. He used to perform with jazz acapella groups such as the Duke's Men of Yale and the Whiffenpoofs, singing for audiences in over 25 countries, from orphanages in Kenya to the White House. 

Vin+Soundarya – Wednesday, 5th April’17
Vocalist, composer, keyboard player Vinayak Gupta has a versatile musical background, which comes from his Indian classical roots. Born in a musical home, being the son of noted classical singer Vinita Gupta of the Rampur Sadarang tradition, Vinayak grew up listening to Indian classical music from a very early age alongside pursuing his passion for western music on the keyboard, an instrument he started playing at age four. 
Born from the likes of Indian and Western music, 22 year old Soundarya Jayachandran's music can be associated with bluesy rock, pop and soul. With an 8 year training in Carnatic music, 6 grades in Guitar and a professional Certificate in vocal performance from A.R.Rahman’s school of music, this musician says she found it easier to relate to western music.

Ekaterina Aristova Quartet – Thursday, 6th April’17
Ekaterina Aristova :  Delhi based doublebass/bass guitar player, originally from Saint-Petersburg, Russia, Ekaterina finished music school as a classical piano player. She has learnt art of improvising, arrangement and performing with jazz orchestras in special workshops in Germany and has trained in the theory of jazz music and improvising at the workshops of the legendary American piano player Barry Harris. 
Pranai Gurung : He has been writing and collaborating with various musicians for over 15 years. He is as much as ease with Jazz and Bebop as with Funk, Pop, Retro, RnB and the Blues. 
Rythem Bansal is a professional Pianist and music Educator based in New Delhi. He has been studying his instrument for six years, and earned his Trinity Guildhall Grade 8 Certification in his third year. 
Aditya Dutta is a drummer based in Delhi. He is a part of The Piano Man In-house band for Sunday Musician Mixers. 

Rotem Sivan Trio – Friday, 7th April’17
Rotem Sivan is taking the NYC jazz scene by storm. Described by DownBeat Magazine as “a remarkable talent and a welcome new voice on the scene,” he completed his studies in both classical composition and jazz with honors in Tel Aviv & NYC. 
Mishko M'ba : Among the cream of French bassists, this composer, arranger, producer, bass guitarist, pianist was born in France. He performed on numerous French and international scenes from the 80s, before joining India 
Karina Colis : Mexican drummer Karina Colis based in New York city, has performed with several projects that rank from Latin, jazz, world jazz, Folk, R&B Funk, to Indian/fusion. 

Bollyjazz-Bollybilly– 8th April’17
In a time where Indian film music has been remixed to club beats, Elefante Productions re-presents Bollyjazz. An approach to playing classic film tunes through jazz rhythm and harmony formats, keeping the melodies intact. A concept of bringing musicians in collaboration to play music from the Indian cinema. 

Musician Mixers - Sunday, 9th April’17
Catch some of Delhi's finest jazz cats and some wonderful travelling musicians meet and converse in the universal language that is Jazz.

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