Sarvpreet Singh
Sufism with Sarvpreet Singh
A Sufi Vocal Concert
A mix of his own compositions and favorites, Sarvpreet’s sufi music aims to transcend the soul to another place and time.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
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Sarvpreet's formal training in Indian classical music began with the tabla. He was 10 years old, and an intense passion stirred back then still sustains. As a trained Punjab Gharana vocalist, Sarvpreet was awarded a silver medal in folk music by the state Government very early on. A musical wanderlust helped him garner myriad experiences across Asia, be it in Punjabi folk, Pakistani music or a Sufi blend. He also had the honor of judging the recent IIT Mood Indigo festival's singing competition, where the competitors were only a couple of years younger to him!
Arun Singh
Arun Singh is a trained Rhythm player. He plays Tabla, Dholak, Dhol, Cajon & many other rhythm instruments. He has experience of more than 25 years. He has performed with almost every Big name of Bollywood Music Industry. he has been doing a lot of corporate & private shows. Arun Singh & Sarvpreet Singh has been performing together since last 6 years. They have done quite a number of Sufi, Ghazal & Wedding Shows together. Kiran Vehele Kiran Vehele has 22 years of experience as music director and keyboardist in industry. He is Working as an keyboardist in popular marathi show "Chala Hawa Yeu Dya" He has done a lot of commercial & corporate shows. He has Performed with Rohit Raut, Vishwajeet Borvankar, Pt. Bhavani Shankar ji, Pt. Vivek Sonar ji and many other artists. Kiran has been playing with Sarvpreet Singh from last 4 years. Nikhil Singh Nikhil Singh is a professional percussionist with experience of more than 10 years. He gained his experience & popularity by doing religious events. With the great sense of choosing Percussion sounds & samples, Nikhil Singh makes sure to give the groove to the audience. He has been learning vocals also from Sarvpreet Singh & pursuing career in Singing also. Sangeet Mishra - Sarangi Sangeet Mishra hails from the renowned Sarangi Gharana (school) of Banaras, India. Early in his childhood, his elders noticed that he had a flair for singing and encouraged him to learn vocal music. His first Guru was his paternal grandfather, the late maestro, Pt. Narayan Das Mishra. In his grandfather’s tutelage Sangeet acquired a remarkable proficiency in vocal. As his strong inclination and talent for music matured, he developed an interest in playing the sarangi, and went on to receive training and guidance from his maternal grandfather, the world renowned sarangi maestro Pt. Bhagwan Das Mishra and his father Pt. Santosh Kumar Mishra. |
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