Third Culture presents Sarathy Korwar

Date and Time: 13 February 2020, 9pm to 1amAdd to Calendar 13/02/2020 21:00 14/02/2020 01:00 Asia/Kolkata Third Culture presents Sarathy Korwar Must check for Details and on Event day before visiting -
https://www.delhievents.com/2020/02/music-third-culture-sarathy-korwar-auro-kitchen-bar-hauz-khas.html Auro Kitchen & Bar, 201, Second floor, DDA Shopping Complex, Aurobindo Palace Market, Block C 2, Bhim Nagri, Hauz Khas, Delhi 110016DD/MM/YYYY

Entry: For Reservation and more info call: 9599901442, 9599901443

Venue: Auro Kitchen & Bar, 201, Second floor, DDA Shopping Complex, Aurobindo Palace Market, Block C 2, Bhim Nagri, Hauz Khas, Delhi 110016
Venue Info: Map | Nearest Metro Station - 'Hauk Khas(Yellow Line)'

Event Description: Third Culture presents Sarathy Korwar

Born in the US, Sarathy Korwar grew up in Ahmedabad and Chennai in India. He began playing the tabla aged 10 but was also drawn to the American music that he heard on the radio and that leaked through the doorway of his local jazz music shop, Ahmad Jamal were John Coltrane early discoveries. At 17, Sarathy moved to Pune to study for a degree in Environmental Science but instead dedicated his time to music: practising the tabla under the tutelage of Rajeev Devasthali, translating his skills to the Western drumkit and playing as a session musician. Finishing his studies, Sarathy began to think about pursuing a career in music and moved to London, where he trained as a classical tabla player under the guidance of Sanju Sahai and graduated with an MMus in Performance from SOAS (School of Oriental and African Studies) focusing on the adaptation of Indian classical rhythmic material to non-Indian percussion instruments.

Working the angles in London’s jazz scene, Sarathy connected with Shabaka Hutchings (Sons of Kemet, The Comet is Coming), Cara Stacey (Kit Records) and played with clarinettist Arun Ghosh. He was, however, itching to create under his own name and he started researching and formulating the concept for Day To Day and planning a trip to India to record the Sidis. It was late in 2014 when Sarathy heard about the Steve Reid Foundation. He applied with a three-minute video explaining his vision for the record and was accepted onto the project to be mentored by the foundation’s patrons: Four Tet, Floating Points, Gilles Peterson, Koreless and Nick Woodmansey (Emanative).

Music: soundcloud.com/sarathykorwar

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