R.I.P.: Ali Akbar Khan
Maestro Ali Akbar Khan, the master Indian musician and composer who was a pivotal figure in introducing the music of his homeland to the West, has died. He was 87.
The legendary sarod player and teacher died of kidney failure last Thursday night at his home in the Bay Area city of San Anselmo, California, according to an announcement on the website of the Ali Akbar College of Music, Khan's teaching facility in northern California. The announcement said Khan had been a dialysis patient since 2004 but was still teaching at the college until just two weeks ago.
obit HERE
video HERE
NPR podcast HERE
The legendary sarod player and teacher died of kidney failure last Thursday night at his home in the Bay Area city of San Anselmo, California, according to an announcement on the website of the Ali Akbar College of Music, Khan's teaching facility in northern California. The announcement said Khan had been a dialysis patient since 2004 but was still teaching at the college until just two weeks ago.
obit HERE
video HERE
NPR podcast HERE
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