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Tagore in Symphony. Rabindra Sangeet in Symphony. Rabindra Sangeet Orchestra. Originally from New York Jafar Nazmi aka Digitizer won first prize in a singing competition at the age of six. He grew up in a family full of music crazies. Jafar Nazmi spent his entire life listening, researching, learning music from all over the world. He taught himself to play several instruments such as drums, Guitar, Bass, Keyboards, Piano, Organ, Accordion, Harmonium, tabla, Autoharp and even invented hybrid musical instruments himself. Jafar Nazmi designed sound for Roland Corporation. Truly passionate about good music, Jafar Nazmi started playing and singing samba, bossa nova, traditional Jazz, Alternative, New Wave, then started producing trance, house and techno music... 
Jafar Nazmi is currently spending time recording and performing Indian classical, Rabindra Sangeet, Nu Jazz, Down-tempo, and Brazilian Jazz. Favorite artists of Jafar Nazmi include Ahmad Jamal, Sarah Vaughn, Abby Lincoln, Chick Corea, Al Dimeola, Anushka Shankar, Zakir Hussain, Nicola Conte, Babel Gilberto, Joao Bosco, Caetano Veloso, Djavon, Purba Dam, Buica.  One thing for certain, with such a diverse exposure to music, Jafar Nazmi's arrangements are going to have sound & character of music from all over the world.

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This is a unique project, first of its kind.  Eastern devotional songs with massive western symphony orchestra. 
Rabindra Sangeet - Arrangements, notation & vocal by Jafar Nazmi. Performed by Jafar Nazmi Orchestra. Conducted by James Synclare with lead from Jafar Nazmi.
These songs were written more than 150 years ago by the first Nobel laureate from Asia (Bengali poet/Philosopher/musician/artist Rabindranath Tagore). These songs are devotional in nature. Unlike typical worship songs the poet expresses his gratitude to the creator through admiration of the beauty of his creator's creation. Communicating directly with the creator through these songs he also expresses his regrets for being busy with worldly things, as if he is talking to a friend who is always there for him.
The entire arrangements were done by Jafar Nazmi who grew up in New York and is equally well versed in both Indian and western classical music. He arranged these songs in western classical orchestral style to capture the emotional response of many large "Divisi Strings"(divisional strings sections). It is nearly impossible to have such a large number of musicians playing such intricate little parts in several dimensions, and have them all perfectly synchronized. Listening through good headsets one can truly appreciate the intricate parts and counterpoint, arpeggios and harmonies being played by groups of violinist and cellist from right, left, front and back. Listening carefully one can actually hear how Divisi adds an element of space & dimension. The same violin sounds different 50 feet away as opposed to 5 feet away.

Straight from the heart of the city shipped out into our vast new era.

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