Jasdeep Singh Degun’s Anomaly
  • Thursday 8 June 2023, 7:30pm
  • The Stoller Hall
  • Standard £25, FTE/U18s £5.50
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Image Jasdeep Singh Degun sits holding a sitar

Virtuoso sitarist and composer Jasdeep Singh Degun is joined by an eight-piece band in music from his acclaimed Real World Records debut, bringing the spontaneity and beauty of Indian
tradition together with the rich counterpoint of western classical music and modern rhythmic ambience.

Written and recorded under the mentorship of Nitin Sawhney, Anomaly’s twelve tracks range from shimmering, high-wire sitar solos to ravishingly orchestrated cinematic excursions. Thrillingly contemporary, its roots lie in the ancient repertoire of raags, the frameworks used in the improvised performance of Indian classical music.

After topping the critics’ 2022 end-of-year lists as composer, co-music director and soloist in Opera North and SAA-uk’s groundbreaking opera Orpheus, Jasdeep returns to the concert stage to showcase his genre-leaping artistry as performer, composer and collaborator. Drawn from the Indian and western classical and UK jazz scenes, his band includes guest musicians from the album, and members of the ensemble that he put together for Orpheus.

Presented by South Asian Arts-uk in association with Concerted Artists and Real World Records.

***** ‘Richer and more rewarding than even the most upbeat prophesy… contrasting soundworlds combined and separated… like a meeting of the waters’
The Observer on Orpheus


Image credit: Robert Leslie

 

This performance is due to finish at approximately 9.15pm, and there will be an interval.

Jasdeep Singh Degun’s Anomaly
  • Thursday 8 June 2023, 7:30pm
  • The Stoller Hall
  • Standard £25, FTE/U18s £5.50
Book tickets

Performers

Performers

Jasdeep Singh Degun - Sitar
Glenn Sharp - Guitar
Kaviraj Singh - Santoor
Liz Hanks – Cello
Kirpal Panesar - Esraj
TBC - Mridangam
John Pope - Double bass
Harkiret Bahra - Tabla
Aisling Brouwer - Piano

David McEwan – Sound

Virtuoso sitarist and composer Jasdeep Singh Degun is joined by an eight-piece band in music from his acclaimed Real World Records debut, bringing the spontaneity and beauty of Indian
tradition together with the rich counterpoint of western classical music and modern rhythmic ambience.

Written and recorded under the mentorship of Nitin Sawhney, Anomaly’s twelve tracks range from shimmering, high-wire sitar solos to ravishingly orchestrated cinematic excursions. Thrillingly contemporary, its roots lie in the ancient repertoire of raags, the frameworks used in the improvised performance of Indian classical music.

After topping the critics’ 2022 end-of-year lists as composer, co-music director and soloist in Opera North and SAA-uk’s groundbreaking opera Orpheus, Jasdeep returns to the concert stage to showcase his genre-leaping artistry as performer, composer and collaborator. Drawn from the Indian and western classical and UK jazz scenes, his band includes guest musicians from the album, and members of the ensemble that he put together for Orpheus.

Presented by South Asian Arts-uk in association with Concerted Artists and Real World Records.

***** ‘Richer and more rewarding than even the most upbeat prophesy… contrasting soundworlds combined and separated… like a meeting of the waters’
The Observer on Orpheus


Image credit: Robert Leslie

 

This performance is due to finish at approximately 9.15pm, and there will be an interval.

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