オックスフォード・ラガ・ユニソン：デュエット・オブ・ウィンズ・アンド・ドラムス
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- 11月 13, 2025
- 木曜日
- 7:00 午後
- 1時間, 30 分
- Holywell Music Room
- オックスフォード, イギリス
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コウシク・セン
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オックスフォードの音楽愛好家の皆様、この秋、この美しい街に詩的な催しをお届けします。11月13日、ホーリーウェル音楽室にて、フルートによるインド古典音楽ラガの魔法のような夜を開催いたします。
オックスフォード・ラーガ・ユニゾン：管楽器と太鼓のデュエットを体験してください。これは、3 度のグラミー賞ノミネート歴を持ち、革新的なジャンルを超えたフルート交響曲で知られる国際的に有名なバンスリー奏者のパンディット・アジャイ・プラサンナと、同世代の最も優れたタブラ奏者の 1 人であるクーシック・センが出演する、ヒンドゥスターニー古典音楽の超越的な夜です。
カルカッタの音楽一家に生まれ、バナーラス・ガラナの偉大な師匠たちに師事したコウシックは、力強くも繊細なタブラ演奏で世界中から称賛されています。彼のエネルギッシュな演奏は、クラシックコンサート、ダンス伴奏、異文化コラボレーションなど、あらゆる場面で舞台に新たな生命を吹き込みます。リバプールのミラップフェストのレジデンス・アーティストとして、またアメリカ、カナダ、ヨーロッパ、アジアを巡るツアーを通して、世界屈指の会場で、その卓越したリズム感覚を聴衆に披露してきました。
アジェイの瞑想的なフルートの演奏とコウシックの生き生きとしたタブラの掛け合いが合わさって、心を深く癒すサウンドスケープが生まれ、マインドフルネス、感情のバランス、そして心の健康に対する音楽の力に対する永遠の信念を反映します。
これは単なるコンサートではありません。オックスフォードで、何世紀にもわたる南アジア音楽の伝統に触れる機会です。これは、私たちの街ではなかなか体験できない貴重な体験です。研究によると、このようなヒーリングミュージックは心を落ち着かせ、ストレスを軽減し、幸福感を高める効果があることが分かっています。
友人を連れて、楽しい夜を過ごし、私たちの街の豊かな文化生活にもう一つの思い出に残る夜を加えましょう。
開場は午後6時30分、音楽は午後7時から始まります。
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オックスフォードで会いましょう！
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Event Attendee
Event experience 5/5
I go to a lot of concerts, all kinds of music, mostly classical. The music I like best is probably string quartets. The other day I heard a very fine performance of Beethoven's late quartet, the number, Op. 130, with the Grosse Fuge, which was very fine. But tonight's concert is a completely different kind of music, two extraordinary virtuosos, or Virtuosi but the great quality they had was simple joyfulness astonishing virtuosity but what is virtuosity without the joyfulness and that music really leaves me with a feeling that is not going to leave me for a good few hours and probably I'll still be feeling it tomorrow I know this from great concerts and that was Wonderful, wonderful music. I can say no more.
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Event Attendee
Event experience 5/5
I have to say thank you for making this an outstanding evening.
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Event Attendee
Event experience 5/5
My mum played flute in this building many times like 60, 70 years ago and so it was a delight to come and watch a completely different musical tradition but still the flute is such an amazing instrument and we really witnessed a virtuoso tonight, it was quite incredible, really amazing.
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Event Attendee
Event experience 5/5
I just started to play. Oh yeah? Yeah! And actually the guy who's making me my first flute, he was a student under Harry Prasad. Yep. So I think the same lineage, I think. Yep. Smaller. Yeah, he always takes me to another place, this music. Yep. And... The fun of it as well, the conversation between the two instruments and involving the crowd. It's just so beautiful, man. Such a break from normal life, you know. The thing about the breath, you know, that somehow takes you out of your head into the body.
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Event Attendee
Event experience 5/5
Well, I think it was mesmerising, absolutely beautiful, complete serenity for an hour and a half and a complete stillness of intrusive thoughts. It was just all about being in this moment and being enraptured by that music. It really was. We have an emerging Indian flute player here. It should be prescribed on the NHS, seriously, for mental health, it really should. It's just, I think I'm going to sleep better than I have in a long time tonight.
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よくあるご質問
How do I get to the Holywell Music Room on Holywell Street in Oxford, and who do I ask about parking or step-free access?
To reach the Holywell Music Room, head for Holywell Street in Oxford city centre, postcode OX1 3SB. The room is part of Wadham College, which lists it at https://events.wadham.ox.ac.uk/holywell-music-room. If you need parking or step-free access, write to [email protected] before you book, or read who to talk to about access needs. To book a seat, see how to find and book KalaSudha concerts in Oxford.
Is the Holywell Music Room in Oxford accessible for wheelchair users and people with other access needs, and who should I contact about it?
The Holywell Music Room has a ramped main entrance on a loose gravel path, level access to the auditorium and one accessible toilet, according to the Oxford University AccessGuide.
Wheelchair spaces and hearing-loop provision are limited. If you need either, or have other access needs, contact KalaSudha before you book.
Where can I hear live Indian classical music in Oxford, and where are KalaSudha's Oxford concerts listed?
KalaSudha presents Indian classical music in Oxford at the Holywell Music Room on Holywell Street, part of Wadham College. The room dates from 1748, and Wadham calls it "the oldest custom-built concert hall in Europe".
The KalaSudha Oxford page lists each Oxford concert with its Book Tickets button; press Register for updates there to hear about new dates. For directions, see getting to the Holywell Music Room.
KalaSudha has presented Oxford Raga Unison at the Holywell Music Room.
Who is the flautist Pandit Ajay Prasanna, and what is his musical lineage?
Pandit Ajay Prasanna is a flute player from a musical family. He carries forward the legacy of his father, Bholanath Prasanna, a flute master whose students include Hariprasad Chaurasia. He plays in the style of the Banaras gharana. He has performed across India and abroad, including at Queen Elizabeth Hall in London and at festivals in Asia and Europe. His honours include Grammy nominations, the Global Indian Music Award for his album Cinema, the Sangeet Ratna Award and the Surmani Award.
Who is the tabla player Kousic Sen, and where did he train?
Kousic Sen is a tabla player, born into a musical family in Calcutta and trained by masters of the Banaras gharana. He plays in classical concerts, accompanies dance and works in cross-cultural collaborations. He has been an Artist in Residence with Milapfest in Liverpool and has toured the USA, Canada, Europe and Asia.
What is a bansuri, how is it made, and how is it played?
A bansuri is a transverse flute cut from a single length of seasoned bamboo. It has no keys and no moving parts, only six finger holes, or seven in Pannalal Ghosh's style. The maker burns or drills the blow hole and the finger holes. The player controls pitch through the lips at the blow hole, breath pressure and half-holing, covering a finger hole in part, which gives the slides and bends of a raga. Until the 1940s it was not thought a concert instrument; Pannalal Ghosh made a larger bansuri for the classical stage.
What is the Benares (Banaras) gharana of tabla, who founded it, and what does it sound like?
The Benares gharana is a school of tabla playing named after Benares (Varanasi), where Ram Sahai founded it in the late 18th or 19th century. Gharana accounts say he studied in Lucknow, so the school descends from the Lucknow tabla gharana. Its sound is powerful and open, built on resonant strokes such as na and din, and its players favour full-hand strokes. Lineage accounts say Ram Sahai wanted a style that could carry a solo and accompany singing, instrumental music and Kathak. Kousic Sen trained with masters of the gharana.
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