North Indian Drums Performance at
Alcorn
Sandip Burman, a
native of Durgapur, India, is an accomplished tabla (Indian drums)
player. He will be in concert here at Alcorn State University on
Wednesday, February 15, 2006, at 7:00 p.m. in the Campus Union
Ballroom.
The concert is free
and open to the public.
Sandip Burman, a
native of Durgapur, India, is accomplished tabla player. His love
and dedication for tabla began at the age of six when Pandit Shyamal
Bose of Calcutta, one of India’s distinguished tabla maestros,
accepted him as his disciple. Sandip’s performances are marked with
spontaneous innovation and tonal purity even when he is delivering
complex rhythmic patterns at dazzling speeds. His repertoire is
vast…it includes both commonly and rarely played rhythms. To the
discerning ear, Sandip’s skills in accompaniment, combined with the
intensity of his solo styling, demonstrate that he is a musician par
excellence. His talent and creativity are clearly evident making his
performance enjoyable and leaving his audiences in awe of the artist
and his art form.
You may already know that the
nation is celebrating “GO RED FOR WOMEN”.
Everyone (men too!) can support the fight against heart disease in
women by wearing red on
February 3, 2006— National Wear Red
Day. It’s a simple, powerful way to raise
awareness.
All Greek organizations are participating in the campaign in the
Campus Union Ballroom beginning at 12 noon. Free screenings
will be available, as well as valuable information.
The College for
Excellence is bringing a guest to the campus next week to speak
to the student body. His name is W. Ralph Eubanks, Director
of Publishing for the Library of Congress. He will also visit two
classes; Advanced Composition and Afro-American History. He is an
African-American and a native of Covington Co., MS, the town of Mt.
Olive.
For more information,
contact
Dr. Edward L. Vaughn, Dean
College for Excellence.