Rhythms of genarations

He is 33 years old and a proud father of three Bright Sons.Thirtythird genaration of a family of tabla players, he is popular both with the cognoscenti and the general public and is astaunch and the general public and is a staunch Calcutta. he is Ustad Sabir Khan, the khalifa of the Farukhabad gharana of table and a renowned artist of our country

A heady atmosphere of nostalgia

Ustad Raza Ali Khan, the grandson of Ustad Bade Ghulam Aki Khan, delivered the best recital this reviewer has so far heard by him at a programme or ganised by Aptech Computer Education at G.D. Birla Sabhagar on May Day eve. The recital was followed by a sarod dute by Amaan Ali Bangash and Ayaan Ali Bangash, the two brilliant sons of Ustad Amjad Ali Khan.

A Measure of Ayaan & Amman Ali Bangash, A Dash Of Sivamani And A Touch of Ustad Sabir Khan

The perfect ingredients for an evening of pure music. Four of the country’s most distinguished musicians come together to perform at in Fusion – a 100 Pipers Pure Music concert. Giving you an evening you’ll rember every moment of. On 7th October at The Room, The Oberoi, New Delhi. Entry by invitation only

Sabir Khan & Aruna Kundnani, Saicro Dastan, Gramophon.

Not many know that Ustad Sabir Khan, the renowned tabla exponent, is also an acclaimed singer of ghazals at home and abroad. His debut album is Saikat Dastaan (Gramophone), a collection of eight elegant ghazals, in which he teams up with the equally talented Aruna Kundanani. The two render two solos each and the remaining are duets.

Ghazals on a rainy evening

Ghazals in a rainy evening is surely a welcome treat. Incidentally, rains abounded the outside of kolkata on June 16, the day when Sapandan Organised Sham-e-ghazal at G D Birla Sabhaghar. The duo SABIR KHAN and ARUNA KUNDANANI presented some enchanting lyrics to an appreciating audience. As the evening rooled on, it was truly a transportation to the world of love and freedom as yet untested, but always dreamt of.

Ustad Sabir Khan And Captan Ajijul Islam go Bangladesh

Sham-e-Ghazal, Ustad Sabir Khan & Aruna Kundanani

Melody Lovers, Ustad Sabir Khan & Aruna Kundanani

If your'se wondering what tabla maestro Sabir Khan is doing in the world of ghazals, you needn't be surprised. He has been at it since 1980 in Partnership with Aruna Kundanani, the two making waves for nearly five years on the ghazal scene in Calcutta and elsewhere to the point of offering an LP in 1983 when Sabir may hqave decided that the table needed more attention.

Ustad Vilayat Khan

The International Music and Arts Society had arranged two instrumental concerts, in connection with the silver jubilee celebrations of the organisation.

An evening to remember (Ustad Sabir Khan)

Another number wich excited the audience was Mazaakh, a Playful and humour- filled flok tune adaptation which had every body tapping his feer. Ustad Sabir Khan and Sivamani made it all the more lively.

Ghazals modern

Not many know that Ustad Sabir Khan, the renowned tabla exponent, is also an acclaimed singer of ghazals at home and abroad. His debut album is Saikat Dastaan (Gramophone), a collection of eight elegant ghazals, in which he teams up with the equally talented Aruna Kundanani. The two render two solos each and the remaining are duets.

Sur, taal aur jugalbandi(BOMBAY TIMES, THE TIMES OF INDIA)

Saturday night saw a night of fusion at the Oberoi. The city's music lovers awayed to the beats of the tabla, mingled with the strumming of the santoor and the guitar. Performing were Ustad Amjad Ali Khan's sons AMMAN and AYAAN ALI BANGASH on the santoor, and accompanying them were kari Peters on the guitar, Louis Banks on the key board.

Vilayat Khan's sitar opens the skies

Accompanying him on tabla was the 40 tear old Sabir Khan, 33rd in the unbroken lineage of the Farrukhabad Gharana, whose tradition has passed from generation to genaration freom the 11th century. Sabir khan, in a word, is brilliant

Ustad Sabir Khan And Captan Ajijul Islam go Bangladesh (Jugantor)