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GEORG GRATZER & AMRIDAN
Indo Jazz Fusion
Georg Gratzer - Woodwinds, Vocals
Klemens Bittmann - Mandola, Violin
Thomas Mauerhofer - Guitars
Raul Sengupta - Percussion, Tabla
Hina Sarojini - Dance
The Amridan quartet (named after the divine elixir Amrita; sanskr.) established in 2002 by Georg Gratzer leads its audience on a musical journey round the world through the four continents Asia, Australia, South America and Europe.
Klemens Bittmann - Mandola, Violin
Thomas Mauerhofer - Guitars
Raul Sengupta - Percussion, Tabla
Hina Sarojini - Dance
The Amridan quartet (named after the divine elixir Amrita; sanskr.) established in 2002 by Georg Gratzer leads its audience on a musical journey round the world through the four continents Asia, Australia, South America and Europe.
The original musical styles from different countries (India, China, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Serbia, Croatia, Australia and Austria) are not only represented by their instruments such as the woodwind instruments Dizi & HuLuSi from China, the Indian Bansuri or the Peruvian Zampoña but also by their special playing and composition techniques which Georg Gratzer studied in depth on his countless journeys through these countries.
A totally original form of world music emerges through a combination of jazz elements and classical Indian and European music. They play traditional pieces as well as their own compositions.
A totally original form of world music emerges through a combination of jazz elements and classical Indian and European music. They play traditional pieces as well as their own compositions.
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