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A sitarist and composer, Indro Roy-Chowdhury is an artist with an international following. As a concert artist, Roy-Chowdhury has performed in the prestigious music festivals of India, like the Dover Lane Music Conference and Uttarpara Music Conference as well on stages across the globe. A disciple of Pandit Subroto Roy Chowdhury, Roy-Chowdhury carries on his guru’s legacy in spreading music with Vedic roots. His latest release, Raga Veda (TIPS) is the first Indian classical album on the label and is an exploration of ragas that heal. As a collaborative artist, Roy-Chowdhury has performed alongside the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, and the Duisburg Philharmonic. Roy-Chowdhury has been a visiting professor at the University of Pennsylvania and continues to give lecture demonstrations at universities around the world.
About Sacred Music
Sacred Music offers free public concerts at St. Paul’s Chapel located in Columbia University.
While Columbia’s campus remains closed to the public, you can register in advance for each concert, and you will be able to get onto campus for that concert. You must register separately for each concert, and there is a strict deadline: 11am the day before each concert (Please don’t use the same email address to register more than one person).
If you are a student, faculty member, or staff member at Columbia and you can already get onto campus, you don’t need to register.
While Columbia’s campus remains closed to the public, you can register in advance for each concert, and you will be able to get onto campus for that concert. You must register separately for each concert, and there is a strict deadline: 11am the day before each concert (Please don’t use the same email address to register more than one person).
If you are a student, faculty member, or staff member at Columbia and you can already get onto campus, you don’t need to register.
Location
St. Paul's Chapel
1160 Amsterdam Ave
New York, NY 10027
Image: Courtesy of St. Paul’s Chapel