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 Ustad Sultan Khan & Zakir Hussain [LIVE]
Zakir
Hussain – Tabla Rag Bhupali :: 53:11 Rajasthani Folk Song ::
7:59 Ustad Sultan Khan masterfully and lyrically employs the
entire range of his instrument, the sarangi, to present the
evening raga Bhupali. He concludes the evening's concert with
a Rajasthani folk song in Bhup Mand. Accompanied by Zakir
Hussain. Producer: Zakir Hussain This is a great performance. This is Ustad Sultan Khan on sarangi, and Zakir Hussain on tabla. Recorded live in concert in New Jersey in 1990.
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 Zakir Hussain & The Rhythm Experience
Instrumental A world percussion ensemble that weaves the rhythms of India, Cuba, Africa, the Middle East and Indonesia into a repertoire which combines skillfully improvised exchanges with precise unison drumming. Producer: Zakir Hussain
Watching him and Tabla beat science play live, was a treat, the blend they throw together is both very tangible and visceral at the same
time.
Ustad Alla Rakha & Zakir Hussain
Zakir Hussain, Alla Rakha
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 Venu [LIVE] Zakir Hussain
Classical flute music from India that is both devotional and romantic. The divine playing of Hariprasad with tabla master Zakir Hussain moves mountains of emotion.
This historic concert took place in 1974 at the Stone House (literally a large granite room) in Fairfax, California, and was a youthful collaboration between two true geniuses of Indian classical music.
Sambandh
Zakir Hussain
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 Selects Zakir Hussain
Zakir Hussain's "Selects" presents the maestro's own selections from some of his favorite tabla solos of the past several years. Total time: 62:09 Produced by Zakir Hussain & Antonia Minnecola
My tabla teacher recommended this CD by saying that Zakir has started releasing his best sessions to date in this album. Hence the title "Selects". This is truly an astounding album.
Two tracks are particularly memorable - one in which he plays a teen taal peshkar and another in which he plays kaydas. The peshkar is a traditional one - a great tutorial for tabla students on how to build up discrete sounds into a peshkar phrase and then play variations finally segueing into a
kayda.
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 Ustad Amjad Ali Khan & Zakir Hussain
I'm a big fan of Amjad Ali Khan and the first track (Rag Pilu/Kirwani) is superbly nuanced and moving. Zakir Hussain's controlled performance has all his flair without some of his flamboyance, so he complements Amjad's performance beautifully without stealing the show. I found the second track (Ragmala) somewhat disappointing, but perhaps that's because the first track is so good in comparison. |
 Essence of Rhythm Zakir Hussain
This disc lives up to its name. Zakir Hussain is an extraordinary artist and his tabla playing almost seems melodic at times. There is a drone accompaniment from Suchismita Chatterjee, but Zakir is very much to the fore on each of the three tracks. Incredible virtuosity on an instrument you either love or hate. It is entrancing - and I love it.
Pandit
V.G. Jog & Zakir Hussain [LIVE]
Zakir Hussain, Pandit V.G. Jog.Zakir Hussain Tabla Rag Jog Rag Rageshri
The irrepressible violin maestro renders Raga Jog in Jhaptal and Tintal and Raga Rageshri in Keharwa and Tintal in a memorable concert with Zakir Hussain. Producer: Zakir Hussain
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 Making Music Zakir Hussain
It's a simple enough concept: gather four great musicians--percussionist Zaikir Hussain, flutist Hariprasad Chaurasia, guitarist John McLaughlin, and saxophonist Jan Garbarek--into a studio, push "record," and see what happens. In the case of Making Music, quite a bit does happen.
Pilgrim
Heart Krishna Das A lush musical journey into Hindu spiritualism,
Pilgrim
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