CJC Winter Series: Takadimi

Takadimi
Led by the extraordinary tabla maestro Manjit Singh, Takadimi brings together the ancient Indian ragas with the harmonious richness of Western music. Singh's association with jazz pianist Alan Brown and Indian classical vocalist Daljeet Kaur adds a layer of depth and complexity to their sound, which is sure to captivate audiences.

For this special gig, Takadimi will be joined by an exceptional group of musicians, including a masterful bassist, a saxophonist who knows how to weave magic, and a drummer who can bring the whole room together. With their unique blend of Eastern and Western musical influences, Takadimi is poised to create a truly unforgettable experience that will leave you mesmerized and inspired.

FEATURING
Manjit Singh - tabla
Daljeet Kaur - vocals
Alan Brown - piano & synths
& more

Entry
$40 General Admission
$30 CJC members
$20 Tertiary students
$10 School students (accompanied by responsible adult)

Door sales available unless sold out prior.

Doors: 7.30pm
Performance: 8-10pm(ish) with interval

Licensed: Beer & Wine available for purchase

CJC Creative Jazz Club Aotearoa presents original contemporary jazz and improvised music, every Wednesday, 8-10pm.

Artist-led, and running almost uninterrupted since 2009, they host the finest musicians from around New Zealand, and frequent international guests, providing a platform to bring composing jazz musicians and audiences together.

CJC is pleased to partner with The Arts House Trust, to continue their mission, in a beautiful venue at the historic Pah Homestead, surrounded by contemporary art.

The Arts House Trust is one of the country’s largest collections of contemporary New Zealand art with approximately 10,000 works held. Based at the Pah Homestead in Hillsborough, Tāmaki Makaurau, the Arts House Trust is an independent charitable entity which supports and promotes art and culture nationally through exhibitions, public programmes, art loans, workshops, concerts and events.