On the heels of the fun gig at bFlat Bangalore, Yati’s next gig is the Sunday Jazz Sundowner on 15th April 7:30pm with bassist Gianluca Liberatore and friends at The Quarter, Royal Opera House, Mumbai, India. In between, I’ll be giving masterclasses on composition and music production at various venues in both cities. It’s a busy week! More information about The Quarter click here: https://insider.in/sunday-jazz-sundowner-at-the-quarter-with-ranjit-gianluca-ac-christos-mallika-and-ronja-april15-2018/event
Workshops, concert and masterclasses on composition and music in Bangalore and Mumbai, India from 11th - 16th April
As part of a University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh College of Art sponsored series of events, Yati is giving several workshops and masterclasses in Bangalore and Mumbai, India between 11th-16th April. The schedule includes the following:
- Jazz concert with Sharik Hasan at bFlat bar, 11th April at 9pm, Bangalore
- Workshop on Music Composition at the Majolly Trust, 12th April at 7pm, Bangalore
- Masterclass together with Andrew Connor (ECA) on Creative Music Practice: Connecting the Audio and Visual Worlds at the Royal Opera House, Mumbai, presented by Avid Learning and The Quarter, 14th April at 10am - 1pm, Mumbai
- Masterclass on Music Composition at the True School of Music, 16th April at 5:30pm, Mumbai
For further information please see the related institutional sites.
Jazz gig at bFlat Bangalore, India (!) with pianist Sharik Hasan on Wednesday, 11th April
Yati will be playing a jazz gig at the bFlat Bangalore, India (!) on Wednesday, 11th April at 9pm, together with pianist Sharik Hasan, bassist Raghuraman Ramasubramanian and drummer Jeoraj George. Entry INR 399/-
Tickets on www.bookmyshow.com & insider.in
No Reservations - Seating first-come-first-served.
776, 2nd floor, 100 FEET ROAD, INDIRANAGAR (next to Lakeview Milk Bar) - 080 25278361/ 41739250
Performance of "Pixidust 2" at Seeing Sound Symposium on 24.03.18
Yati Durant and Jules Rawlinson will perform "Pixidust 2", an improvised composition for modular electronic synthesisers and visual feed back/forward systems, at the Seeing Sound Symposium, Bath-Spa University, UK on 24.03.18. The composition utilises an extension of the Saundaryalahari concept together with Pixivisor system that translates visuals (in this case the geometric construct of the Sricakra) into sound and back again - with the improvisors manipulating the signal path in the process. For more information about the performance and Seeing Sound, click here.