Rag Darbari - Jake Charkey | North Indian Cello | Hindustani Classical | Gayaki Ang скачать в хорошем качестве

Rag Darbari - Jake Charkey | North Indian Cello | Hindustani Classical | Gayaki Ang

Rag Darbari - Jake Charkey | North Indian Cello | Hindustani Classical | Gayaki Ang. Performance at 23rd Annual New Directions Cello Festival 2017 - Tabla by Devesh Chandra Jake Charkey is an award winning American western and hindustani classically trained cellist, composer & producer. Based between New York and Mumbai, specializing in cinematic music with an emphasis on orchestral and Indian influences. Co-founder of Rose Productions. He is a disciple of the renowned violinist Padmabhushan Dr. N. Rajam in the rare Gayaki Ang style and is one of the few cellists in the world performing Indian music on the cello. Official YouTube Channel for New York/Mumbai based musician, composer and producer Jake Charkey. Subscribe to see new Jake Charkey first :    / @jakecharkey   Follow Jake Charkey On: IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm7343788/?... Facebook:   / jake.charkey   Twitter:   / jake_charkey   Instagram:   / jakecharkey   SoundCloud:   / jakecharkey   Official Website: http://www.jakecharkey.com Watch More Jake Charkey: Jake Charkey Hindustani Cello:    • Raag Miyan Ki Malhar - Jake Charkey  | Nor...   Jake Charkey Background Score and Soundtracks for TV/Films:    • Видео   Jake Charkey TV Performances:    • Chaddh De - Jake Charkey Cello Solo | Coke...   Jake Charkey Collaborations:    • Layale Chaker & Sarafand - Relentless   Jake Charkey Bio: He studied cello in the Western Classical tradition under Paul Cohen, Leopold Teraspulsky, and finally with Norman Fischer at the Shepherd School of music at Rice University in Houston, TX. Seeking to broaden his musical skills and vocabulary after conservatory training, he took an interest in Hindustani music. His studies began in Toronto with the sarangi player, Aruna Narayan, who urged him to adapt Hindustani music to cello rather than learn an Indian instrument. He continued in Los Angeles where he took up intensive training with Jagan Ramamoorthy, a senior disciple of the violin virtuoso Padmabushan Dr. N. Rajam. He completed his M.F.A. at CalArts in Hindustani music under the guidance of Aashish Khan and Swapan Chaudury and with additional instrucion on cello and contemporary techniques from Erika Duke-Kirkpatrick. While at Cal-Arts he also incorporated other modalities of improvisation into his playing with Vinny Golia, Wadada Leo Smith, and Charlie Haden. After grad school Jake moved to Montreal, where continued to perform Hindustani music, both as a soloist and accompanist for Kathak dance and was an occasional collaborator with tUnEyArds. In 2010 he travelled to India with an arts fellowship from the Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute to support formal study under Padmabushan Dr. N. Rajam with whom he continued to learn for the 6 years he stayed there. He recorded for dozen's of Indian films and performed with many of the most celebrated musicians in Bollywood including artists like: Zakir Hussain, Hariharan, Yesudas, Arijit Singh, Master Saleem, among many others. His unique sound can be heard on Clinton Cerejo's season 2 of MTV's Coke Studio, multiple episodes of MTV Unplugged along Armaan Malik, Pritam, Jeet Gannguly and in a number of Bollywood soundtracks. Jake has also arranged strings for several TV Series and films including Emmy Award nominee 'Sacred Games' and as well the Best Background Score Zee Cine Award for the film 'Airlift'. His company Rose Productions LLC exclusively represents the New York Grand Central Symphony Orchestra for India and has contracted, produced and managed the Grand Central for globally acclaimed singer Arijit Singh's April 2017 Tour of the USA (Atlanta, Chicago, San Jose, Washington, New Jersey, Dallas, Houston, Austin) and Arijit Singh's September2015 tour of the USA (New York, Orlando, Houston, Oakland, LA, Dallas, Chicago). Since returning to the USA in 2016 Jake has joined the Slipstream Ensemble at Marlboro College, a composer/performer ensemble in residence and performs with Layale Chaker and Sarafand. He also performs with Adam Rudolph’s GO Organic Orchestra and is a frequent collaborator with the Brooklyn Raga Massive. He has been an advocate for new music for solo cello which he programs in recital alongside Hindustani music.