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Poster for "An Evening Indian Classical Music" featuring Pandit Manu Kumar Seen playing the sitar and Ustad Akram Khan playing the tabla. The event was scheduled for 23rd November, 2011 at the Centre of the Indo-Canadian Studies. The first half of the event includes a lecture/demonstration followed by the second half featuring the performances of the famous South Asian musicians, both belonging from well-known families of musicians.
Creator: Bodalia, Chandra
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Photograph of Ustad Irshad Khan performing at a musical event held at the Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre in Vancouver, B.C.
Based in the Greater Toronto Area of Ontario, Ustad Irshad Khan was a child prodigy, and is considered one of the greatest living surbahar and sitar players. He is known for his melding of "gayaki-ang" (vocal) and "tantra-ang" (instrumental) styles, making him known as one of the most dynamic musicians of the world. He performs traditionals ragas, pure Indian music, folk, and new age. He comes from a background of renowned sitar players, including his father Ustad Imrat Khan and uncle Vilayat Khan.
The Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre was named after Norman Rothstein, a successful Jewish businessman, and his life partner Annette who had a love for the cultural arts. The Theatre is part of the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, which is located in Vancouver, B.C.
Based in the Greater Toronto Area of Ontario, Ustad Irshad Khan was a child prodigy, and is considered one of the greatest living surbahar and sitar players. He is known for his melding of "gayaki-ang" (vocal) and "tantra-ang" (instrumental) styles, making him known as one of the most dynamic musicians of the world. He performs traditionals ragas, pure Indian music, folk, and new age. He comes from a background of renowned sitar players, including his father Ustad Imrat Khan and uncle Vilayat Khan.
The Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre was named after Norman Rothstein, a successful Jewish businessman, and his life partner Annette who had a love for the cultural arts. The Theatre is part of the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, which is located in Vancouver, B.C.
Creator: Bodalia, Chandra
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Group portrait five unidentified men at a musical event held at the Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre in Vancouver, B.C.
Based in the Greater Toronto Area of Ontario, Ustad Irshad Khan was a child prodigy, and is considered one of the greatest living surbahar and sitar players. He is known for his melding of "gayaki-ang" (vocal) and "tantra-ang" (instrumental) styles, making him known as one of the most dynamic musicians of the world. He performs traditionals ragas, pure Indian music, folk, and new age. He comes from a background of renowned sitar players, including his father Ustad Imrat Khan and uncle Vilayat Khan.
The Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre was named after Norman Rothstein, a successful Jewish businessman, and his life partner Annette who had a love for the cultural arts. The Theatre is part of the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, which is located in Vancouver, B.C.
Based in the Greater Toronto Area of Ontario, Ustad Irshad Khan was a child prodigy, and is considered one of the greatest living surbahar and sitar players. He is known for his melding of "gayaki-ang" (vocal) and "tantra-ang" (instrumental) styles, making him known as one of the most dynamic musicians of the world. He performs traditionals ragas, pure Indian music, folk, and new age. He comes from a background of renowned sitar players, including his father Ustad Imrat Khan and uncle Vilayat Khan.
The Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre was named after Norman Rothstein, a successful Jewish businessman, and his life partner Annette who had a love for the cultural arts. The Theatre is part of the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, which is located in Vancouver, B.C.
Creator: Bodalia, Chandra
Description
Photograph of Ustad Irshad Khan performing at a musical event held at the Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre in Vancouver, B.C.
Based in the Greater Toronto Area of Ontario, Ustad Irshad Khan was a child prodigy, and is considered one of the greatest living surbahar and sitar players. He is known for his melding of "gayaki-ang" (vocal) and "tantra-ang" (instrumental) styles, making him known as one of the most dynamic musicians of the world. He performs traditionals ragas, pure Indian music, folk, and new age. He comes from a background of renowned sitar players, including his father Ustad Imrat Khan and uncle Vilayat Khan.
The Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre was named after Norman Rothstein, a successful Jewish businessman, and his life partner Annette who had a love for the cultural arts. The Theatre is part of the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, which is located in Vancouver, B.C.
Based in the Greater Toronto Area of Ontario, Ustad Irshad Khan was a child prodigy, and is considered one of the greatest living surbahar and sitar players. He is known for his melding of "gayaki-ang" (vocal) and "tantra-ang" (instrumental) styles, making him known as one of the most dynamic musicians of the world. He performs traditionals ragas, pure Indian music, folk, and new age. He comes from a background of renowned sitar players, including his father Ustad Imrat Khan and uncle Vilayat Khan.
The Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre was named after Norman Rothstein, a successful Jewish businessman, and his life partner Annette who had a love for the cultural arts. The Theatre is part of the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, which is located in Vancouver, B.C.
Creator: Bodalia, Chandra
Description
Photograph of Ustad Irshad Khan performing at a musical event held at the Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre in Vancouver, B.C.
Based in the Greater Toronto Area of Ontario, Ustad Irshad Khan was a child prodigy, and is considered one of the greatest living surbahar and sitar players. He is known for his melding of "gayaki-ang" (vocal) and "tantra-ang" (instrumental) styles, making him known as one of the most dynamic musicians of the world. He performs traditionals ragas, pure Indian music, folk, and new age. He comes from a background of renowned sitar players, including his father Ustad Imrat Khan and uncle Vilayat Khan.
The Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre was named after Norman Rothstein, a successful Jewish businessman, and his life partner Annette who had a love for the cultural arts. The Theatre is part of the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, which is located in Vancouver, B.C.
Based in the Greater Toronto Area of Ontario, Ustad Irshad Khan was a child prodigy, and is considered one of the greatest living surbahar and sitar players. He is known for his melding of "gayaki-ang" (vocal) and "tantra-ang" (instrumental) styles, making him known as one of the most dynamic musicians of the world. He performs traditionals ragas, pure Indian music, folk, and new age. He comes from a background of renowned sitar players, including his father Ustad Imrat Khan and uncle Vilayat Khan.
The Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre was named after Norman Rothstein, a successful Jewish businessman, and his life partner Annette who had a love for the cultural arts. The Theatre is part of the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, which is located in Vancouver, B.C.
Creator: Bodalia, Chandra
Description
Photograph of Ustad Irshad Khan performing at a musical event held at the Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre in Vancouver, B.C.
Based in the Greater Toronto Area of Ontario, Ustad Irshad Khan was a child prodigy, and is considered one of the greatest living surbahar and sitar players. He is known for his melding of "gayaki-ang" (vocal) and "tantra-ang" (instrumental) styles, making him known as one of the most dynamic musicians of the world. He performs traditionals ragas, pure Indian music, folk, and new age. He comes from a background of renowned sitar players, including his father Ustad Imrat Khan and uncle Vilayat Khan.
The Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre was named after Norman Rothstein, a successful Jewish businessman, and his life partner Annette who had a love for the cultural arts. The Theatre is part of the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, which is located in Vancouver, B.C.
Based in the Greater Toronto Area of Ontario, Ustad Irshad Khan was a child prodigy, and is considered one of the greatest living surbahar and sitar players. He is known for his melding of "gayaki-ang" (vocal) and "tantra-ang" (instrumental) styles, making him known as one of the most dynamic musicians of the world. He performs traditionals ragas, pure Indian music, folk, and new age. He comes from a background of renowned sitar players, including his father Ustad Imrat Khan and uncle Vilayat Khan.
The Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre was named after Norman Rothstein, a successful Jewish businessman, and his life partner Annette who had a love for the cultural arts. The Theatre is part of the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, which is located in Vancouver, B.C.
Creator: Bodalia, Chandra
Description
Photograph of Ustad Irshad Khan performing at a musical event held at the Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre in Vancouver, B.C.
Based in the Greater Toronto Area of Ontario, Ustad Irshad Khan was a child prodigy, and is considered one of the greatest living surbahar and sitar players. He is known for his melding of "gayaki-ang" (vocal) and "tantra-ang" (instrumental) styles, making him known as one of the most dynamic musicians of the world. He performs traditionals ragas, pure Indian music, folk, and new age. He comes from a background of renowned sitar players, including his father Ustad Imrat Khan and uncle Vilayat Khan.
The Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre was named after Norman Rothstein, a successful Jewish businessman, and his life partner Annette who had a love for the cultural arts. The Theatre is part of the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, which is located in Vancouver, B.C.
Based in the Greater Toronto Area of Ontario, Ustad Irshad Khan was a child prodigy, and is considered one of the greatest living surbahar and sitar players. He is known for his melding of "gayaki-ang" (vocal) and "tantra-ang" (instrumental) styles, making him known as one of the most dynamic musicians of the world. He performs traditionals ragas, pure Indian music, folk, and new age. He comes from a background of renowned sitar players, including his father Ustad Imrat Khan and uncle Vilayat Khan.
The Norman & Annette Rothstein Theatre was named after Norman Rothstein, a successful Jewish businessman, and his life partner Annette who had a love for the cultural arts. The Theatre is part of the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, which is located in Vancouver, B.C.
Creator: Bodalia, Chandra
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Photograph of a reed organist and sitar player at a Sikh art forum held at the University of British Columbia (UBC) in Vancouver, B.C.
Established in 1915, the University of British Columbia consists of two campuses: one is situated within the ancestral and unceded territory of the Musqueam people, also known as Vancouver, B.C., and the other is on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Syilx Okanagan Nation and their peoples, also known as Kelowna, B.C. As of 2025, UBC is ranked second and third in Canada, and 38th, 41st, and 53rd in the world.
Established in 1915, the University of British Columbia consists of two campuses: one is situated within the ancestral and unceded territory of the Musqueam people, also known as Vancouver, B.C., and the other is on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Syilx Okanagan Nation and their peoples, also known as Kelowna, B.C. As of 2025, UBC is ranked second and third in Canada, and 38th, 41st, and 53rd in the world.
Creator: Bodalia, Chandra
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Photograph of a musical performance at a Sikh art forum held at the University of British Columbia (UBC) in Vancouver, B.C.
Established in 1915, the University of British Columbia consists of two campuses: one is situated within the ancestral and unceded territory of the Musqueam people, also known as Vancouver, B.C., and the other is on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Syilx Okanagan Nation and their peoples, also known as Kelowna, B.C. As of 2025, UBC is ranked second and third in Canada, and 38th, 41st, and 53rd in the world.
Established in 1915, the University of British Columbia consists of two campuses: one is situated within the ancestral and unceded territory of the Musqueam people, also known as Vancouver, B.C., and the other is on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Syilx Okanagan Nation and their peoples, also known as Kelowna, B.C. As of 2025, UBC is ranked second and third in Canada, and 38th, 41st, and 53rd in the world.
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Creator: Bodalia, Chandra
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Group portrait of an unidentified woman receiving a plaque at a musical event organized by the India Club, entitled Mehfil-e-Ghazal: An Evening of Hindustani Music and Poetry.
Established in 1969, India Club preserved Indian heritage and traditions, as well as promoted responsible citizenship. They intended to positively impact the lives of Indian origin citizens of Vancouver, B.C, through engaging in charitable work and organizing events like Holi, Diwali, and picnics. Their services include conducting lectures, provide music lessons, hold cultural events, and other enriching opportunities.
Established in 1969, India Club preserved Indian heritage and traditions, as well as promoted responsible citizenship. They intended to positively impact the lives of Indian origin citizens of Vancouver, B.C, through engaging in charitable work and organizing events like Holi, Diwali, and picnics. Their services include conducting lectures, provide music lessons, hold cultural events, and other enriching opportunities.