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The Alchemist: Pandit Jitendra Abhisheki - The Maestro with a Golden Touch," presented by Mahesh Kale User Submitted

When: Sun., Oct. 20, 2-8 p.m. 2019
Phone: 919-622-0922
Email: Jaya@icmafoundation.org
Price: $25 to $45
www.icmafoundation.org/the-alchemist---pt-jitendra-abhisheki.html
About this Event Let's rewind the clock about four years... to the cusp of the musical phenomenon that was about to sweep audiences off their feet and create a new wave of appreciation for Indian classical music. That phenomenon was the 2015 musical film "Katyar Kaljat Ghusli" and you have all been a part of the exhilarating musical movement that has followed. Now some of you may know that the movie is actually a revival of the 1960's hit musical with the same title. It's hard to believe that much of the film's music -- that today plays from

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