An Intimate Evening With Indrajit Banerjee, Kai Eckhardt, And More at Tbh Center (talento Bilingüe De Houston)

This extraordinary ensemble brings traditional Indian ragas together with jazz, funk, and contemporary global rhythms — a true fusion of tradition and innovation. These world-class musicians create a unified, dynamic sound — a cross-cultural conversation filled with soulful, transcendent moments and high-energy improvisation.

Indrajit Banerjee is an internationally acclaimed sitarist from the distinguished Maihar gharana, known for its depth, lyricism, and powerful improvisational tradition.

Amit Kavthekar is a highly skilled tabla player known for his rich tone, intricate rhythmic vocabulary, and versatile musicianship across classical, fusion, and contemporary settings....

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This extraordinary ensemble brings traditional Indian ragas together with jazz, funk, and contemporary global rhythms — a true fusion of tradition and innovation. These world-class musicians create a unified, dynamic sound — a cross-cultural conversation filled with soulful, transcendent moments and high-energy improvisation.

Indrajit Banerjee is an internationally acclaimed sitarist from the distinguished Maihar gharana, known for its depth, lyricism, and powerful improvisational tradition.

Amit Kavthekar is a highly skilled tabla player known for his rich tone, intricate rhythmic vocabulary, and versatile musicianship across classical, fusion, and contemporary settings.

Jason McKenzie is a versatile Austin-based drummer whose dynamic style blends jazz, world music, funk, and modern improvisation.

Frank Martin from Oakland is a highly respected Bay Area keyboardist, composer, and producer known for his extensive work with major artists like Sting, Stevie Wonder, and John Handy.

Paul Klemperer is a veteran saxophonist, bandleader, and educator whose career spans jazz, blues, and world music.

Kai Eckhardt is an internationally acclaimed electric bassist known for his work with guitar legend John McLaughlin’s Trio, Garaj Mahal, and countless boundary-pushing world, jazz, and fusion projects.

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