Among other topics, K.

S. Resmi will explore the significance and transmission of South Indian vocal music through a carefully curated selection of videos.

Scott Robinson, she will discuss the rich cultural context of the tradition and how practitioners are adapting their methods of transmitting this deeply meaningful and ancient art form in a time of connective technology.

Special guest appearance by K.

S. Resmis student, Esha Basoor, and musician Mark Holland.

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If youd like to support the artists and the program, donations will be welcomed.

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A disciple of the renowned performer and scholar Dr.

K. Omanakutty Amma, Resmi has studied Carnatic music for more than 35 years.

She has performed on numerous tours throughout India, as well as in the USA, Germany, and Scotland.

With nineteen CD recordings to her credit, she was the first woman to be featured on a recording of the music of the famous, elaborately costumed Kathakali dance of Kerala.

She has also studied the Carnatic vina a long, pear-shaped luteas well as Hindustani (North Indian classical) vocal music.

Previously, she taught music at the Malabar Gopalan Nair Memorial Music and Research Center in Kerala (19952004).

Scott Robinson, Mark Holland, Dave Ballou, Shane Shanahan, Brandon Terzic, David Kuckhermann, Ensemble Datura, the Dale Ockerman Project, Oxymora, Yousif Sheronick, and Stefn Hannigan.

Scott is also a world percussionistjazz drummer who has performed on the Grammy Award-winning CD Harlem Renaissance with the Benny Carter Big Band.

Scott has performed and recorded with a long and varied list of prominent musicians of many disciplines including jazz, Middle Eastern, Indian, and Bulgarian among many others.

Scott Robinson brings a breadth of diverse experience in world percussion traditions to the stage and classroom.

He has given clinics, panel discussions, and concerts on diverse styles of hand drumming for national and international organizations.

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