A full hour-long English lecture at Loyola Marymount University on how the Gurbani Sangeet tradition has been carried in memory and in the voice from one generation to the next.
Sikh musician, musicologist and instrument maker, born in 1969, who works to bring back classical Gurbani kirtan: the scriptures sung in the ragas laid down for them. He descends from Bhai Sadharan, a disciple of Guru Nanak, in a long line of GurSikh masters of the tradition, and rebuilds by hand the string instruments it needs.
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