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TRIKAYA: Music of India and West-Africa

Blacow, Fremont

Sat, June 20, at 5:30 PM, PDT
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    $40 tickets ($32 for Supermusers)
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    36 of 40 tickets still available
    Drinking policy
    Bring your own drinks
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    Not wheelchair accessible
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    Kid-friendly event

    This is an outdoor groupmuse

    A live in-person performance in a backyard or another outdoor space. They're casual and friendly, hosted by community members.

    Host

    Vijai S. Superhost

    Trikaya is an Indo-African world music trio that bridges two of the world’s most ancient storytelling traditions through rhythm, melody, and improvisation. The ensemble brings together the rich musical heritages of West Africa and North India, creating a dialogue that is both timeless and contemporary.

    The program features music inspired by Malian and Indian folk traditions and classical-influenced melodies, performed on Ngoni, Calabash, Bansuri, and Vocals. It also includes Kabir bhajans, devotional songs that reflect on inner truth, spiritual longing, and the human search for meaning. Through these diverse influences, Trikaya invites audiences to experience music as a living, breathing conversation between cultures, histories, and emotions.

    What's the music?

    Srishti Biyani

    Trikaya is an Indo-African world music trio that bridges two of the world’s most ancient storytelling traditions through rhythm, melody, and improvisation. The ensemble brings together the rich musical heritages of West Africa and North India, creating a dialogue that is both timeless and contemporary.

    The program features music inspired by Malian and Indian folk traditions and classical-influenced melodies, performed on Ngoni (African Harp), Percussion, Bansuri (Indian Bamboo Flute), and Vocals. It also includes Kabir bhajans, devotional songs that reflect on inner truth and the search for meaning. Through these diverse influences, Trikaya invites audiences to experience music as a living, breathing conversation between cultures, histories, and emotions.

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