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SUMMARY:Josh Middleton & Rasika Ajotikar
LOCATION:London Green Note
DESCRIPTION:- Rasika and Josh met in London\, a city that thrives as a mel
 ting pot of cultures. Their music both breaks with and draws upon traditio
 n. Using the grammar and vocabulary of forms such as folk\, classical\, an
 d semi-classical music of South Asia—and\, in the case of the accordion\
 , the many and diverse techniques derived from the various traditional mus
 ics that Josh has studied\, from Celtic to Bulgarian Folk music—while al
 so bending and reshaping them. Instead\, they explore the gaps\, the in-be
 tween spaces\, and the surprising connections: how voice and accordion con
 verse\, how their sounds meet\, what meanings emerge in their open and cur
 iosity-driven encounters.The aim of this project is to answer the question
 : how can we trust our voices\, our skills\, and our instincts to what we 
 want to say\, without the pressure of proving ourselves within a tradition
  and its tightly-bound purist norms? And how do we have an honest and auth
 entic musical conversation between artists of different backgrounds which 
 moves away from orientalism\, gimmick\, and the burden of contentious conc
 epts like “fusion” or “world” music?Rasika is a singer trained in 
 the Hindustani music tradition and has been exploring diverse genres and s
 tyles over the past two decades. She is also an ethnomusicologist and curr
 ently a Junior Professor at the University of Hildesheim\, Germany.Josh is
  an accordionist and composer\, specialising in European folk styles from 
 Celtic to Eastern European folk. He is the UK's leading Klezmer accordioni
 st\, and works in theatre as a musical director.\n\nBoletos: https://wegot
 tickets.com/event/691866
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