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SONODYNE JAZZ IT UP….
Lovers of jazz enjoyed a sensational weekend with performances by some of the most happening names in the international jazz circuit. The Congo Square Jazz Fest 2009, sound partnered by Sonodyne was dubbed the “biggest jazz festival in India” and featured more than 11 well-known bands. Jazz enthusiasts were offered a wide variety of listening choices, ranging from traditional jazz beats, jazz-funk and jazz-rock to a blend of fusion, touching on Indian classical music, with participating groups from Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain and the US. Featuring performances of an experimental nature, a hallmark of this annual fest, it also showcased the return to Calcutta of the American trio Beatlejazz with percussionist Brian Melvin in the lead, Dutch trumpeter Saskia Laroo , the duo of German guitarist Wolfgang Netzer and sarod player Ranajit Sengupta and the Mumbai-based Interplay, featuring some of the best-known names in contemporary jazz in India. The festival featured the fusion group of Netzer and Sengupta in the company of percussionist Ratul Shankar. This was followed by the Barcelona-based Jaime Vilaseca Quartet, a cutting-edge band in European contemporary jazz. The programme is dedicated to the memory of city-based vibraphonist/pianist Anthony Menezes, who died in August. Pondicherry-based French bass player Mishko M’ba and drummer Suresh Bascara also performed with singer Andrea Jeremiah and pianist Steven Devassy. The curtains came down on the festival with a performance by Interplay.

Sonodyne not only partnered Jazz fest Kolkata but also Jazz Fest Ahmedabad where just like Kolkata, Saskia Laroo mesmerised the crowd with her magical performance…




SOURAV STARRED 'DADAGIRI' ENDS SEASON 1 IN A GALA GRAND FINALE WITH SHAHRUKH KHAN

Sonodyne ties up with the prestigious TV show, Dadagiri Unlimited aired on Zee Bangla, hosted by the former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly.
Sonodyne, as the prize sponsor, is gifting its recently launched sound-isolation earphones, EarBuddies and sound-isolation headphones, Snugz in the special celebrity episodes.
The grand finale was a huge success with Shahrukh Khan co-hosting the event along with Sourav Ganguly. Winners received headphones from Sonodyne,

 

SONODYNE PARTNERS WITH DR.GRAHAM’S HOME TO FEATURE THE RISING STARS
Circle of Life remains their signature tune and Maa Tujhe Salaam their most popular song. This time round, the repertoire of Dr Graham’s Homes choir included harder stuff like Call me when you’re sober by Evanescence and Numb by Linkin Park, to complement the carols.
Whatever their track list, the choir singers from Kalimpong’s unique “children’s village” — founded in 1900 by Scottish missionary John Anderson Graham — never fail to hit the right chords in Calcutta.
The Rising Stars in Concert (earlier known as Children’s City in Concert) series has come to symbolise the kick-off bars of the city’s winter festivities. And the cheer the Kalimpong kids spread was never more welcome, in these terror-stricken times.
The live performance became more perfect with the Sonodyne CLA’s producing crystal clear sound. Sonodyne is proud to be associated with such an event