April-11-2009 Ustad Ali Ahmed Hussain Khan on Shehnai, Pt. Subhen Chatterjee on Tabla.

Ustad Ali Ahmed Hussain Khan ,Janab Hassan Haider, Janab Ahmed Abbas Khan(Shehnai};Pt. Subhen Chatterjee(Tabla). Miron Lesham and Rajesh Ramoutar on Tanpura. The Association of Performing Arts of India (www.apaiart.org) wants to express gratitude to Mark Demeter, our dedicated & passionate volunteer who has devoted his time to make this live concert recording held in South Florida, USA. After digitizing and editing , we are making this treasure available to worldwide listeners. The Association of Performing Arts of India (www.apaiart.org) is a not-for-profit organization, founded in 1998 by Dr.Deenbandhu and Bharti Chokshi along with a few friends to preserve and promote ancient Indian Classical Music and Dance, and to educate the South Florida community, young and old, about Indian music and dance through lecture-demonstrations, classes and concerts. On the one hand, we have succeeded in presenting performances showcasing cultural diversity of the highest artistic integrity and quality, incorporating internationally recognized performers. On the other, we have also showcased very capable dancers, singers and instrumentalists in our own community who have participated in our programs. In the last twenty five years, we have brought events to small, intimate audiences and community outreach programs to sold-out houses , furthering communication with our audience. Your tax deductible donation will support its many activities. Please help us continue our tireless efforts to bring these experiences to our community to enrich, educate and promote the classical music and dance of ancient India. Disclaimer – The use of this recording is for educational purposes only. There is no commercial intent or intent to infringe on copyright in sharing these recordings. The copyright of the music and dance belongs to the artists who have performed it and the copyright of the recordings is with Association of Performing Arts of India. The only goal behind sharing these recordings is to make Indian Art-music and dance accessible to students and connoisseurs. From the Association of Performing Arts of India Archives.