Sangit Chamber Ensemble will perform in extended formula on the 6th of February 2013 at Sutu Palace in Bucharest. The concert is organized by ACCUMM Foundation. The program includes works by Fr. Wilhelm Ferling, Jean-Philippe Rameau, Georg Philipp Telemann, Antonio Vivaldi and Ignace Pleyel.
Soloist:
Anne Marie Ene - violin
Cleopatra David - soprano
guests soloists:
Mihail Zamfir - oboe
Ieronim Buga - piano
Alexandra Pascaru - cello
The term “Sangit” means “music” in Sanskrit language. Although relating chamber music to an Indian term might look strange, there is a simple explanation for this: music comes from the Spirit (Atma in Sanskrit) and its value is universal.
Sangit Chamber Ensemble is not playing music for an aesthetic purpose, but for its spiritual goal: obtaining Self Realization through Sahaja Yoga method created by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi and experimenting the vibrations of music.
Sangit Chamber Ensemble started as a trio created for European chamber music. Later, due to the knowledge and of training in Indian Classical Music of the violin player, Anne Marie Ene, the programs included also this secular sacred art. Anne Marie performs Indian Classical music, Hindustani style, together with her son, Avadhut who plays an Indian percussion instrument called tabla.
