Enthralling original music and arts, an intimate gathering of people, an evening of conversations and connections. House Concert India is all that and more. For this session of House Concert Delhi, join Guy Buttery (South Africa), Mohd. Amjad Khan (Tabla) and Mudassir Khan (Sarangi), and Rachanachar (Shimla) on Friday, November 15, 2019 at Eastwind Blackbox, Gurugram. Limited Capacity Concert! Entry via RSVP. RSVP for your spot: http://bit.ly/HouseConcertDelhiNov15 Meet the artistes. Guy Buttery “Guy Buttery is something of a National treasure”, says South Africa’s leading newspaper The Mercury. As an internationally recognised musician, this multi-instrumentalist enjoys invitations to play sell-out performances all over the globe. The USA, UK, Australia, France, Brazil, and Italy have all welcomed him back year after year. Guy Buttery has evolved into an ambassador of South African music, inspiring people across the world with his homegrown style at the very heart of his talent and tenacity. Guy’s distinct unification of South African guitar music is the musical advocate for everything positive and beautiful about the place he calls home.Guy received the highest accolade for a musician in South Africa and was awarded the Standard Bank Young Artist Award. In almost four decades of honouring artists throughout the country, this was the first time since its inception that the award was presented to a musician outside of the classical realm. Buttery has worked with an incredible myriad of artists including Dave Matthews, Jethro Tull, Vusi Mahlasela, multiple Grammy Award Winner Will Ackerman, Salif Keita, Preston Reed, Kaki King, The Violent Femmes, Jon Gomm and countless others. The media has cited him “as one of the finest exponents of the acoustic guitar in the World.” Expect high dynamics, deep grooves, delicate African inflections and mind-bending guitar playing of an entirely new order Mohd. Amjad Khan Mohd. Amjad Khan is a renowned tabla player of phenomenal proportions. The son of Ustad Islamuddin Khan, the 7th generation of Kirana Gharana, Amjad took his training from the well-known tabla player, Ustad Akram Khan. A classically trained tabla virtuoso of the highest order, his consistently brilliant and exciting performances have established him as a national icon in his own country and abroad. His playing is marked by uncanny intuition and masterful improvisational dexterity, founded in formidable knowledge and study. Amjad started his learning when he was only 10 years old with his first stage performance at the tender age of 12 in Kolkata and he has continued to perform at various prestigious festivals all over India with innumerable artists. Amjad is appreciated today both in the field of percussion and for his musical understanding as an international phenomenon. Mudassir Khan Mudassir Khan plays the very rare and difficult sarangi, the instrument known to be most similar to the human voice. When the exceptionally talented Mudassir Khan performs the sarangi with his highly focused devotion, upcoming generations of the instrument can rest assured that the sarangi’s future is in good hands. Son of Ustad Asif Ali, Mussair began his intensive training at the young age of 7 years old and is the 7th generation in his family line. He is now considered to be regarded as the one of the leading sarangi players of this generation performing regularly right across the sub-continent of India. He has received many accolades for his solo performances as well as his numerous collaborations with artists from around the globe. Mudassir is known for taking his instrument to a newfound place pushing the boundaries of his lineage playing in various Jazz, orchestral and electronic groups whilst respecting the sarangi’s deep classical heritage. Rachanachar Pranjal Uniyal is a ‘modern-age percussive acoustic fingerstyle guitarist’ who plays relaxing instrumental music. Coming from the beautiful town of ‘Shimla’ in the Himalayas, Pranjal writes songs which narrate the story of a fictional character named ‘Rachanachar’. All the music is conceptual and philosophical with deep roots in folk music. The suggested donation is Rs 400 – Rs 500 per person, please pay what you can. All money goes directly to the musicians. CDs and other merchandise are available directly from the musicians at intermission and after the concert. Do subscribe to House Concert India's YouTube for amazing live music performances from across the country: http://bit.ly/HouseConcertIndiaYT