East Meets Midwest

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Recently I had the opportunity to learn from Sandip Burman, an established Indian Classical Music performing artist. He taught me using tabla, sitar, and voice. He helped me unlearn all my bad habits and progress my skill, as well as share with me his deep knowledge of Indian Classical Music. 

Sandip Burman is currently performing and teaching Indian Classical Music with tabla, sitar, tabla tarang, and voice in eight countries. If you are interested in learning more about rhythm and melody from Sandip Burman, please contact me.

I live in Kansas City. 

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musicnerd Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Newbie Joined: April 21 2005 Status: Offline Points: 8	Topic: East Meets Midwest Posted: February 20 2010 at 20:02
	Recently I had the opportunity to learn from Sandip Burman, an established Indian Classical Music performing artist. He taught me using tabla, sitar, and voice. He helped me unlearn all my bad habits and progress my skill, as well as share with me his deep knowledge of Indian Classical Music. Sandip Burman is currently performing and teaching Indian Classical Music with tabla, sitar, tabla tarang, and voice in eight countries. If you are interested in learning more about rhythm and melody from Sandip Burman, please contact me. I live in Kansas City.