Murad Ali Khan and Fateh Ali Khan (Sibling Duo) I HCL Concerts Baithak | July 31

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 Murad Ali, a critically acclaimed sarangi nawaaz will be joined by Fateh Ali, a sitar exponent, to create a soul soothing musical experience, through a unique ‘jugalbandi’ that blends in acoustic with classical music. The artists will also try to recreate the charm of musical gatherings by interacting with the audience about their experiences and journey.  We will be delighted if you could join us online for the live concert. www.facebook.com/HCLConcerts

Date : 31

Time: 7pm

Link: www.facebook.com/HCLConcerts

About the artists:

Fateh Ali Khan

Fateh is a sitar maestro, he belongs to the sixth generation of a family of Sarangi Players of Moradabad Gharana. Fateh was initiated into Vocal music from an early age of seven by his grand father Late "Ustad Siddique Ahmed Khan Sahab, who was the undisputed Sarangi maestro of the Moradabad Gharana. He has been doing various Contemporary and Indian Classical music albums with international musicians, as Jazz Album with “The Indian Core” from Norway, By: Mystica Music and World Music album “CONVERGENCE” By: Mystica Music and recently his new Indian Classical Music Album “Classical Rendezvous” already in store by: Mystica Music. He has also performed with The World Famous Pop Icon "LADY GAGA" in Formula.1 After Party 2011 and with The Great Legendary (Beatles) Mr. "John Lennon's wife and a Great Singer and Artist "YOKO ONO" in 2012.

Murad Ali Khan

Murad is the Sarangi Maestro, in the beginning of his performing career at the early age of ten, Murad Ali won the first prize in the All India Radio national music competition held in 1992. An 'A' grade artiste of the All India Radio, he has also been a frequent performer at several music festivals in India and abroad. He had honor and privilege of playing sarangi for “ Bharat Ratna Pt. Ravi Shankar ji”And got Pt. Ravi Shankar ji’s Blessings. Murad Ali also has composed Music for his own Band Called SOUL- SAMVAAD and His Music Albums He had also Recorded his Sarangi Music for Bollywood & Hollywood Films.

About HCL Concerts Baithak

Baithak, featuring a series of live, virtual performances by upcoming and accomplished Indian classical music and dance artists, has attracted over 8 million viewers for the 13 performances held over the last one month. Viewers from 43 countries including India, US, UK, Australia and the UAE have logged in to catch performances by artists like Ustaad Shujaat Khan, Purbayan Chatterjee, Yamini Reddy and Ronkini Gupta among others.

HCL Concerts - Baithak’ was launched in April 2020, with the aim of establishing a platform for artists to create music that translates into an experience of calm, positivity and optimism for listeners amidst the ongoing COVID-19 lockdown. This initiative is part of are  free to view online and are streamed on the HCL Concerts .

About HCL Concerts:

The conservation and promotion of India’s art and cultural heritage is very close to HCL’s heart. To this end, HCL has been organizing HCL Concerts for 22 years, dedicated to nurturing and promoting talent rooted in the glorious heritage of Indian classical performing arts. Concerts under the umbrella of HCL Concerts are organized in Delhi NCR, Lucknow, Nagpur, Madurai, Chennai and Bengaluru in India and in New York and San Francisco in the US regularly throughout the year. Over 600 artists have graced this platform and have contributed towards reinvigorating the Indian classical performing arts.

Over the years, more platforms have been developed to contribute to the growth of the Indian performing arts ecosystem. Most notable of these are the HCL music App, allowing music lovers across the world a chance to enjoy the most comprehensive collection of classical music from the comforts of their home for free, and HCL Digital Concerts, a talent identification and nurturing program aimed at showcasing talented and upcoming classical performing artists to a global audience through a digital medium. For more information, visit –