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Dr. Chandrakant Sardeshmukh (http://www.darshanam.com)

He started playing the sitar at the age of 4 and was chosen by world renowned Pandit Ravi Shankar to be his student at the age of 8. At 20, he was already a professional sitar player inIndia. He has performed in Japan since 1991. Chandrakant Sardeshmukh has also given performances in Germany, Australia and US. He is music composer and director. He has a Ph.D in Sanskrit (classical Indian language) and has been a visiting teacher to various performing arts institutions throughout the world. Born into a family with ten generations of knowledge in Ayurved (traditional Indian medicine), he has a strong desire to make each person happy and healthy, so regularly gives individual and group therapeutic music sessions. After the successful release of his first CD Pure Joy in 1998 he has released a series of highly acclaimed CDs.

Oyama Mitsushin (http://mitsushin.hp.infoseek.co.jp/purofiro.htm)

With the actual name of Abe Tsugio he comes from the Iwate Prefecture Oushu city. He joined the Oyama School in 1985. After learning from the Head of School, Prof. Oyama in 1989 he took the Oyama name and became a certified teacher and leader in 2000. He is an associate professor at present. He is a leader of Tsugaru Shamisen performance group ‘Kyogen’ who have played in many events all over Japan. As a chairman of New Mitsugu Association, he is keen on guiding students and developing successors

Sakasegawa Kenji (http://souhadou.way-nifty.com/about.html)

He has studied tabla (Indian percussion) under Pandit Mahapurush Mishra since 1978. He commenced playing north Indian traditional music in 1981 and has since played various other musical genres. In addition to performing throughout Japan, he has accompanied several artists in India, Taiwan and Hong Kong. His performances include those on CDs and TV commercials as well as radio (NHK, Tokyo FM). He teaches tabla at the Tokyo Music University and Culture school. Sakasegawa released his first album called Nigimitama in 2001. Venue Information Meguro Persimmon Hall 〒 152-0023　Meguro Ku Yakumo 1-1-1 TEL 03(　5701)　2924 7 min walk from Toritsu Daigaku Station, Tokyu Toyoko line Bus ：Get off at Meguro Kumin Campus ［渋　34］Shibuya Station～Tokyo Iryo center ［黒　07］Meguro Station～Tsurumaki Eigyo sho ［多摩01］Tamagawa Station～Tokyo Iryo Center ［都立01］Toritsu Daigaku Eki Kita Guchi ～Seijo Gakuen mae Station Application FAX：03-5436-2439 (Furigana)   Name   (Tel)                                             (Fax) Ticket Dispatch Address　　〒   No of tickets　　　5,500 Yen × 　　　　no of persons＝　　　　　　Yen Date of wire transfer： Discount： □11Tickets　(55,000 Yen)                   □Pair (10,500 Yen)　                         □ Handicapped, Student  4,400Yen)                  □Child（4~18Years） (2,750Yen)　 Wire transfer details：　Postal Account 　（Paruru）10010-79018331　Sardeshmukh C．P． Or　Shinsei Bank, Meguro Branch Savings　0314596　Sardeshmukh Chandrakant * Tickets will be dispatched on confirming deposit

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