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Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30677, 17 February 1965, Page 27

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RAVI SHANKAR RAVI SHANKAR RAVI SHANKAR Classical INDIAN Musician comes to the CIVIC In his only Christchurch CONCERT FRIDAY FEB. 26 Described as the oldest and the most emotional music in the world, the classical music of India, with its interplay of melody and rhythm that is 90 per cent improvisation In performance, creates a new magic of sound for the Western listener. In fact, when Ravi SHANKAR conducted a six weeks' course in Indian music, at the University College of Los Angeles. It drew a surprisingly large number of JAZZ musicians, who saw in the rich Improvisations of Indian classical music, an affinity to modern jazz. few Shankar Playing India’s most popular stringed Instrument, the SITAR with accompanying artists, ALLA, RAKHA. playing the Tabla, and M. C. MULLICKZ, playing the Tamboura. BOOK NOW For the Classical Indian Musician RAVI SHANKAR RAVI SHANKAR CIVIC THEATRE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26 BOX PLANS AT THE D.I.C. Prices: 30/- and 22/». Children: 15/- and 11/-. (Plus Booking Fee) DIRECTION: NZBC Censor’s Classifications (G) Approved for General Ex(Y) Approved for General Exhibition. Recommended as Suitable for Persons Aged 13 end Over. (A) Approved for General Exhibition. Recommended at Suitable for Adult* Only.