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Part of these collections: Indian Influenced, Remixed by Four Stones, Sitar. Customers who bought Jay Kishor also bought: American Bach Soloists, DAC Crowell, Jami Sieber, Lara St John, Cheryl Ann Fulton, Altri Stromenti, Chris Harvey, Artemis, Amoeba.
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| - Amber | play hifi lofi, license, BUY |
| - CD1 The Sowebo Concert | play hifi lofi, license, BUY |
| - CD2 The Sowebo Concert | play hifi lofi, license, BUY |
| - First Congregational Church Concert | play hifi lofi, license, BUY |
| - The Color of Night | play hifi lofi, license, BUY |
| - The Payans Concert | play hifi lofi, license, BUY |
Sitar and Surbahar Artist, Jay Kishor (pronounced: "Jai Kee-Shore") approaches
the meditative and mystical Art of Indian Classical Music more as a Poet than a
Musician; treating the ancient Ragas with a lyricism, depth, thoughtfulness and
grace.
Though groomed in the traditional "master-disciple" training known in Indian
Classical Music from reknown masters like Mrs. Annapurna Devi, Pandit Brij
Bhushan Kabra, and Dr. Raj Bhan Singh Thakursaheb, Jay is constantly attempting
to expand the definitions of "Raga" and "Sitar" through his collaborations with
legendary guitarists such as Stanley Jordan, and the late Michael Hedges.
Jay Kishor is the also founder of touchingGrace, a Sitar based World Music
group that combines the ancient and spiritual qualities of Indian Classical
Music with the structure of Western Classical, the improvisation and complex
rhythm of Jazz, the raw emotion of the Blues, and the energy and verve of Rock.
"The RajDhani Quartet" is an Indian Classical Fusion Ensemble, also created by
Jay Kishor, that merges the diverse musics of North (Hindustani) and South (Carnatik)
India, while incorporating Raga-based tonal harmonies and Western themes.
Vedang Londhe plays the tabla on Amber. Subhash Karmarkar plays the tabla on The
Color of Night.
"Jay Kishor is a sitar and
surbahar virtuoso."-The Baltimore Sun
"An enchanting experience."-The Times of India
