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Artist description
Hindugrass was formed in 1998 as an acoustic vehicle for the exploration of commonalties between classical and folk music of Northern India and the folk and bluegrass styles of the Southeastern U.S. In this endeavor, Hindugrass has attempted to develop its own artistic voice which shares the highly emotive and rhythmically complex qualities common to these geographically distant styles. Using as a point of departure melodic and rhythmic structures from the ragas of Hindustan and songs from the Appalachian tradition, the group is finding a middle ground which reflects their diverse influences and experience. The instrumentation of the ensemble is evenly spread across the geographic divide. Banjo and guitar represent the southeast, and sarod and tabla represent the Indian subcontinent. The morsing, or jaw harp, is common to both areas. |
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Music Style
Hindugrass |
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Musical Influences
North Indian Classical, Bluegrass |
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Group Members
Evan Fraser(jaw harp) - Tyler Grant(guitar) - John Heitzenrater(sarod) - Bryan Landers(banjo) - Austin Wrinkle(tabla/percussion) |
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Instruments
sarod, tabla, guitar, banjo, jaw harp |
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Location
Santa Clarita, Ca - USA |
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