Kabir
Cultural Centre
in collaboration
with Concordia University Interfaith Chaplaincy
is proud
to present
Gurmat
Sangeet
A Musical
Evening, depicting the influence of Sikh Religion on Indian Music
Gurbir
Singh,
Jagmohan
Singh (lead singer) and Malkeet Singh
Sikh
religious music is called Gurmat Sangeet. Its origins date back to the
beginning of Sikhism five hundred years ago.
The Holy Book of Sikhs,
the Guru Granth Sahib consists entirely of poetry, sung in 62 Ragas and
their variants,
out of which the Sikh Gurus created 34. The hymns in
the holy book were composed not only by Sikh Gurus, but also
by Sikh
devotees, Hindu Bhagats and Muslim Sufis.
The
beauty of this sacred music will be presented by two groups of
excellent singers from India, now on a short stay
in Montreal, Canada.
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Saturday 27 March 2010 at 8:00 PM,
Chapel at
Loyola Campus, Concordia University 7141, Sherbrooke West
Suggested donation: $10
Information/Reservation: (514) 586 3148, (514)
695 3264
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