Podcasts about debashish bhattacharya

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Contagion is a medical term, but it applies to the banking world, too. Investors are worried that the problems at a handful of American banks could ripple across the world economy and that unexpected surprises may be lurking. And, Ecuador finds a novel way to convert seized cocaine into cement. Also, the outgoing head of the UN's World Food Program, David Beasley, has long argued that growing global food insecurity should be addressed with structural solutions — not handouts. Beasley talks about how the world can adapt to the new, worrisome challenges hunger poses. Plus, the latest sounds from the innovator of the Hindustani slide guitar, Debashish Bhattacharya.

NPR Music producer Lars Gotrich joins Bob Boilen for a show full of sonic adventures in hopes of stretching your musical boundaries, including three songs that are over eight minutes long.Featured Songs and Artists:1. Jana Horn: "After All This Time," from The Window is the Dream2. Anna Mieke: "Go Away from My Window," from Theatre3. Nabalayo: "mtwapa siren," from INSHA4. Lankum: "Go Dig My Grave," from False Lankum5. PoiL Ueda: "Dan No Ura - Part 1," from PoiL Ueda6. Debashish Bhattacharya: "The Sound of the Soul," from The Sound of the Soul

Somewhere between tradition and modernization lies the work of Hindustani slide guitarist Debashish Bhattacharya. Fusing his love of Hawaiian steel guitar with Indian music, Bhattacharya heard a new sound and created the “chatarangui,” a hollow-neck lap steel with additional strings, in the ‘70s. His new album, The Sound of the Soul, pays tribute to virtuoso Ustad Ali Akbar Khan with a vast range of textures. 

What the heck are glaucophyte algae? And where are they found? Spoiler alert: everywhere and nowhere. This week, Prof. Debashish Bhattacharya talks about Glaucophyta, one of the most ancient photosynthetic eukaryotic lineages on the planet and why they are great models for understanding evolution and endosymbiosis (a process introduced in last week's episode). He focuses on Cyanophora paradoxa, the most well-studied glaucophyte, what we can learn from this organism and its ancient origins, why few have studied the glaucophytes, and why it's important to explore our planet's biodiversity.Dr. Debashish Bhattacharya, PhD is a distinguished professor in the department of Biochemistry and Microbiology at Rutgers University. He runs a research program that focuses heavily on genomics and evolution and has worked on organisms including red seaweeds, red algal extremophiles, green algae, Paulinella, dinoflagellates, coral reefs, and sub-par postdocs. Debashish was the recipient of the 2022 Miescher-Ishida prize for endosymbiosis. He is also passionate about science communication and has produced award-wining short films describing his lab's research and its impacts that can be found on YouTube. You can follow his work on his website, Google Scholar, ResearchGate, or on Twitter.Links to things mentioned in this episode:Paper describing Glaucocystis bhattacharyae (alga named after Debashish)Trends in Genetics paper we wrote about horizontal gene transferCyanophora paradoxa genome paperBook chapter on glaucophytes that I like because it covers everythingPaper on the "menage a trois" (or MAT) hypothesisFor more info on microbes and to follow updates of this podcast, find @couch_microscopy on Instagram, @CouchMicroscopy on Twitter, or visit www.couchmicroscopy.com/store for merch!Music is "Introducing Cosmic Space" by Elf Power and "Vorticella Dreams" by L. Felipe Benites.The views and opinions expressed on this program are those of the host and guests and do not reflect the views of any institution.

In this episode, we're continuing a series of episodes focused on tuning practices, in celebration of Star Maker Fragment's first birthday! Today, Marina and Taylor speak with musicologist Jatin Mohan. Jatin is a Fulbright Scholar from New Delhi, India, studying at the CUNY Graduate Center. His research focuses on comparing tuning practices in Hindustani classical music and western music. The music featured at the beginning and end of this episode is Raag Multani (Vilambit Khayal), performed by Dr. Parminder Singh. The clip in the middle is from Debashish Bhattacharya's album, 'Calcutta Slide Guitar.' To learn more about TAK Ensemble, go to http://takensemble.com

Gifted Hindustani slide guitar player talks about his magical journey in music. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

In this rich and expansive conversation with Colombian musician and composer Camila Celin, we talk about sound and consciousness, music and mysticism, judicious listening, psychedelic, and the sensuality of the soul. It's a highly rewarding listen that features Camila's original music. Camila Celin is a musician and composer from Colombia. She began playing the guitar at age 9 and has been studying the Indian Sarod for over a decade in Kolkata with Tejendra Majumdar and in the USA with Alam Khan. Her former gurus include maestro Krishna Bhatt and Sougata Roy Chowdhury. In 2009, she was nominated for a Grammy for best world music album in collaboration with the Hindustani slide guitar maestro Debashish Bhattacharya. Camila performs around the world and has composed music for film, theater, and commercials. She lives between New York City and Kolkata, India.

- Zarówno tworzenie muzyki, jak i jej właściwy odbiór stanowić może lekarstwo dla każdego, kto tylko chce je zażyć. To swoisty dar - mówi Debashish Bhattacharya, największy współczesny wirtuoz hinduskiej gitary slide w rozmowie z Maciejem Szajkowskim. 

Pandit Debashish Bhattacharya is a master of Indian Classical music. In a special Gupshup with DESIblitz, the Pandit-ji talks about playing music on his lap slide guitar.

Debashish Bhattacharya is an Indian classical musician, singer, composer and instrument pioneer. Debashish has redefined Indian classical music over the last 25 years by performing on slide guitar, and through introducing new techniques, sounds and instruments to the music. He has taught more than a thousand students, created a new genre (Hindustani Slide Guitar), and performed in more than two thousand concerts and workshops, with Grammy nominations and several world music awards. He invented his own slide-guitars, unique to his compositions, which he calls the "Trinity of Guitars". These hollow neck instruments are the 24-string chaturangui, the 14 string gandharvi and the anandi, a 4-string lap steel ukulele. I first met Debashish at the Winnipeg Folk Festival through our mutual friend Bob Brozman, and then had the chance to work with him in a collaboration at the Vancouver Folk Festival the next year. He is an incredibly accomplished musician, and also an excellent fellow and a sheer joy to hang out with! Enjoy my conversation with Debashish Bhattacharya.

Debashish Bhattacharya is simply one of the greatest guitarists walking the earth.  The slide guitar master will be performing at GlobalFest this year, and we give a preview of what to expect, revisiting a  Hurricane Sandy Benefit Concert Debashish performed in NYC in 2012 with his daughter Anandi and brother Subashish. 

Abrimos con los tres discos favoritos del mes: Baba Commandant and the Mandingo Band, desde Burkina Faso; las composiciones de Sepideh Meshki interpretadas por el An Music Ensemble y el cantante Mojtaba Asgari, desde Irán, y las Insitu sessions volume 5, desde Bali. Descubrimos los nuevos discos de Debashish Bhattacharya, Dele Sosimi y Leyla McCalla. Y, en nuestras Mundofonews, hablamos sobre el Premio Leyenda del Flamenco, para el que los organizadores han contado con la opinión de Mundofonías; el Premio Estatal de la Música Finlandesa; WOMEX; la Atlantic Music Expo de Cabo Verde; el festival Sur Jahan en la India; el GlobalFest de Nueva York; los mejores discos del año, según la Transglobal World Music Chart, fRoots y World Music Charts Europe, así como los nominados a los Grammy de músicas mundófonas. We start with the three monthly favorite albums, by Baba Commandant and the Mandingo Band, from Burkina Faso; the compositions by Sepideh Meshki performed by the An Music Ensemble and singer Mojtaba Asgari, from Iran; and the Insitu Sessions Volume 5, from Bali. We also discover the new albums of Debashish Bhattacharya, Dele Sosimi and Leyla McCalla, and we talk on our Mundofonews section about the Leyenda del Flamenco (Flamenco Legend) award, for which Mundofonías' assessment has been taken into account; the Finnish State Prize for Music; WOMEX; Atlantic Music Expo in Cape Verd; Sur Jahan festival in India; GlobalFest in New York; the best albums of the year, according Transglobal World Music Chart, fRoots and World Music Charts Europe, and the Mundofoniac Grammy nominees. Favoritos de diciembre / December favorites · Baba Commandant and the Mandingo Band - Bobira - Sira ba kele · Sepideh Meshki, An Music Ensemble, Mojtaba Asgari -Tasnif - Impatient of separation · I Made Mondana - Depresi - Insitu sessions volume 5 [VA] Mundofonews y más / Mundofonews and more · Debashish Bhattacharya, Wojtek Traczyk, Hubert Zemler - Here comes the Moon king - Joy!Guru · Dele Sosimi - Na my turn - You no fit touch am · Leyla McCalla - The capitalist blues - The capitalist blues Imagen: / Image: Baba Commandant & The Mandingo Band por / by Henk-Beenen

Katie Derham presents the In Tune Highlights: a selection of musical guests. Including Nicky Spence and William Vann talking about and singing Parry, Eric Lu winner of the Leeds International Piano Competition, an exclusive walk around the Royal Opera House Open Up project and Indian slide guitarist Debashish Bhattacharya.

Les Tympans de Magellan, c'est un podcast mensuel qui fait voyager vos oreilles. Chaque mois, un nouveau pays mis à l'honneur à travers une liste de morceaux soigneusement choisis. Le pays du mois : Pour ce cinquième épisode, on file en Asie et on vous emmène en Inde ! Tracklist : A. R. Rahman - "Bharat Humko Jaan Se Pyara Hai" Charanjit Singh - "Raga Todi" Trilok Gurtu - "Milo" Debashish Bhattacharya & Bob Brozman - "Tagore Street Blues" Shivkumar Sharma, Brij Bhushan Kabra & Hariprasad Chaurasia - "Rag Pahadi" Mumford & Sons, Laura Marling & Dharohar Project - "To Darkness / Kripa" zzz - "cocacola" Humeysha - "Majestic" R. D. Burman - "Mehbooba Mehbooba" Zakir Hussain - "You and Me" Ustad Bismillah Khan - "Raga : Tilak Kamod " Shakti With John McLaughlin - "Face to Face" Sharda - "Jack and the Beanstalk" Envoyez vos morceaux Vous avez jusqu'au 17 mars 23:59 pour envoyer un titre indien accompagné de votre commentaire à wazoo@xsilence.net Nous sélectionnerons certains des morceaux reçus pour les diffuser et lirons le commentaire associé. • Générique de début : Depeche Mode - "World in My Eyes"• Générique de fin : Wyatt / Atzmon / Stephen - "What a Wonderful World" Retrouver le podcast : XSilence | Facebook | Twitter | iTunes | Podcloud

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We start 2017 with the incredible Debashish Bhattacharya, a very special interview for me as I have been practicing, and failing, to his music and videos for some time.He is a true musical treasure and has a lot to share both musically and spiritually.Here's some YouTube clips and a link to his school which we discuss:Slide guitar schoolLive at VilniusRaag Shudh SarangAsher guitars 

We start 2017 with the incredible Debashish Bhattacharya, a very special interview for me as I have been practicing, and failing, to his music and videos for some time.He is a true musical treasure and has a lot to share both musically and spiritually.Here's some YouTube clips and a link to his school which we discuss:Slide guitar schoolLive at VilniusRaag Shudh SarangAsher guitars 

1. Night moves (USA) - "Headlights" CD "Colored emotions" (Domino) 2. Kobo town (Canada) - "The call" CD "Jumbie in the jukebox" (Stonetree) 3. Beach day (USA) - "A little weird" CD "Trip trap attack" (Kanine) 4. Chrome hill (Norway) - "Behind the black wall" CD "Country of lost borders" (Bolage) 5. R.Stevie Moore (USA) - "Old" CD "Personal appeal" (Care in the community) 6. Las Kellies (Argentina) - "Golden love" CD "Total exposure" (Fire) 7. Van-anh Vanessa Vo (Vietnam/USA) - "Gnossienne #3" CD "Three-mountain pass" (Innova) 8. Teho Teardo & Blixa Bargeld (Italy/Germany) - "Axolotl" CD "Still smiling" (Specula) 9. Teho Teardo & Blixa Bargeld (Italy/Germany) - "Nur Zur trinnerung" CD "Still smiling" (Specula) 10. LA Vampires & Maria Minerva (USA/Estonia) - "Seasons change" CD "The integration" (Not not fun) 11. BandAdriatica (Italy) - "Arriva la Banda" CD "Arriva la Banda!" (Finisterre) 12. The 49 Americans (UK) - "Imagination" CD "We know nonsense" (ChooChooTrain/Staubgold) 13. Filligar (USA) - "Lock & key" CD "Hexagon" (Decade) 14. Francois Elie Roulin & Joanna Swan (France/UK) - "Finale" CD "Alien robots orchestra" (!Editions!) 15. Debashish Bhattacharya & Friends (India) - "Rasam samba (Dance of the musical spirits)" CD "Beyond the ragasphere" (WMN) ЗАКАЗАТЬ ЭТУ МУЗЫКУ Страница программы на оф. сайте Сообщество программы Вконтакте

Abrimos la caja de música, la Boîte à musiques de la promotora francesa Troisquatre!, para escuchar algunas de las propuestas que andan moviendo de escenario en escenario, la mayor parte de las cuales ya habíamos descubierto en anteriores Mundofonías: Le Choeur de la Roquette, Hum, Aziza Brahim, Mascarimirì, Oreka TX, Simon Nwambeben y Doolin'. Continuamos con la experiencia afrobeat de los granadinos Eskorzo, con dos propuestas del sello Moonjune (el indonesio Dawa Budjana y los norteamericanos Marbin) y con la guitarra del maestro indio Debashish Bhattacharya.

Comenzamos con la guitarra, la voz y las canciones de Felipe Azevedo, desde Brasil, de donde viene también el acordeonista Dominguinhos, a quien escuchamos a dúo con la guitarra portuguesa de António Chaínho. Seguimos en Portugal, con Ana Moura, de gira por diversas ciudades y continuamos con otra gran voz, Cesária Évora, adelantando su disco postumo de próxima aparición. Seguimos con los belgas Diab Quintet, los "excéntricos gringos" Felonious Bosch, los suizo-marroquíes Aisha Fatalisha, la música inédita en directo del proyecto sefardí del gallego Xurxo Fernandes "Jako el Muzikante", para saltar mucho más hacia Oriente en los últimos minutos, con el nepalí Bishwo Shahi y el guitarrista indio Debashish Bhattacharya, anticipando lo que en abril será su nuevo trabajo.

Comenzamos nuestro primer programa del mes escuchando los tres discos favoritos que han sonado por primera vez durante el mes anterior, los Favoritos Mundofonías de Noviembre. Los elegidos son los bretones Kerdoncuff, Le Floc'h y Berthou; los daneses Over Sundet, y el regreso de los burkineses Farafina. Continuamos en África, pero encarando mares orientales, con Lindigo, desde La Reunión, para subir a Turquía, con Kardes Türküller; al Kurdistán, con Sivan Perwer, y a Grecia, con Thanásis Papakonstatínou. De ahí viajamos a la India, para anticipar el próximo disco del guitarrista Debashish Bhattacharya, que será publicado en abril del 2013. Cerramos con el anuncio del Nómadas Music Festival, que tendrá lugar en el Teatro de las Esquinas de Zaragoza el 8 de diciembre, escuchando a dos de los participantes, los 'zingarozanos' Oua Umplute y los portugueses Melech Mechaya.