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This semester, the Berklee Indian Ensemble found a whole bunch of instruments that we've never played before - somehow managed to ship it to Boston, and learned how to play them all (fairly decently - well, at least to be able to jam)

Join us and our special guest, Clinton Cerejo, on Tuesday, Nov 26th at the BPC at 8.15pm for much much more! So much to share! Learning is fun!

Discounted tickets for public: http://www.smarturl.it/berkleeindiaexchange
Event page: http://www.smarturl.it/SHURUAAT

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With members from 34 countries (till date), the Berklee Indian Ensemble provides an open and inclusive creative space for musicians from all over the world to explore, study, interpret, and create music influenced by the rich and varied mosaic that is Indian music today.

From a Carnatic Thillana or a high adrenaline Konnakol conversation, to Indo-jazz experiments or a Quwali, the ensemble performs an expansive repertoire, with the ultimate goal of presenting concerts entirely consisting of original student compositions.

Founded in 2011 by Indian Berklee alum and current faculty member, Annette Philip, the group was the first of it's kind at the college. Starting with just 18 members the first semester, the Berklee Indian Ensemble is now one of the largest performing groups at the college, with over 40 musicians at each concert.


Thank you for your support!

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