Bansuri

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           Voyages Indian & World Music Concert Date: Saturday 19th October, 2013, Time: 8pm, Doors open 7.30pm Venue: Gemco Theatre,19 Kilvington Drive, Emerald, VIC, 3782 Cost: Early Bird Ticket ends Monday 7th October- $20/ $15 Concession- $40 Family (2 Adults + 2 Children)- $10 Child Under 16 y.o- Free Child Under 3 Regular Price- On Door- $25/$20 Concession- $45 Family ,$15 Child Under 16  Bookings: 0438 881 985 / mjb2fagan@gmail.com,  www.trybooking.com A concert of Authentic Traditional and Contemporary Indian Music & Spanish and Middle Eastern World Music in Collaboration with Australia’s leading world Musicians Vinod Prasanna ( Bansuri Flute) http://www.bansuri.com.au/  , Jay Dabgar (Tabla) http://www.jaydabgar.com/ , and Matthew Fagan (Guitar)  http:// www.matthew-fagan.com/ Vinod & Jay performing together on  youtube  http://youtu.be/ dQrYWzqTgto A musical and spiritual journe

Tuesday, October 29, 2013 6:00pm  http://www.melbournerecital.com.au/events/2013/david-jones/ Master-Drummer David Jones is presenting a new concert at the Salon, Melbourne Recital Centre, and the numbers 10 – 5 – 2 – 1 sum it up. 10 musicians, 5 CDs, 2 concerts, 1 night. David has invited 9 of his favourite musical collaborators, known as the Peace Collective, to appear together for the first time in one concert. “We’ve all played with 2 or 3 of the others in small groups” says Jones “but never before have all 10 of us played together in one concert, and we’re looking forward to it immensely. There ’s a great deal of respect and appreciation for each other, and that’s part of what makes the music so special.” The style of music played by the Peace Collective is not easily defined, so David has come up with a new phrase – FAB Music. FAB stands for Free Ambient Beauty. “What I mean by Free is that the music is improvised,” explains Jones, “and not bound by structure or

http://www.sbs.com.au/yourlanguage/hindi/highlight/page/id/293645/t/The-power-of-Indian-Classical-Music

      Transformational Sound Healing with the Bansuri Flute  The first musical instrument known to man Time : 6.50pm for a 7pm start  (doors will close at 7pm) until 9pm Place : Uniting Church ~ 163 Chapel Street  (close to the corner of Carlisle Street), St Kilda Date : FRIDAY, 25 October 2013 Vinod Prasanna is a Master of Indian Classical Music and has studied music from the age of 7 year in Varanasi.  Music has been in Vinod’s family for over 250 years.  Vinod has found a powerful frequeny. This frequency is ‘pure and healing’ and will alleviate stress, enhance  confidence and connect you with your heart. The evening will start with 20 minutes of deep meditation, followed by some belly laughing. You will then be taken on a transformative journey, where every cell in your body will be connected with the Divine. You will experience pure  healing frequencies which bring peace, Divine connection and harmony. To secure your ‘limited’ healing place, pre-bo