Amirtha Kidambi is American and lives in New York, but her ancestors are from India. When she plays, you can hear both countries.
She plays an Indian harmonium, a kind of organ on her lap. She makes warm sounds that she alternates with her voice. Amirtha can also declaim very rhythmically or just make beautiful sounds. She is also good at telling stories.
She transports the children's ears to distant lands and influences, sometimes gently, sometimes more sharply, but always stimulating. For Tiny Tunes, Amirtha plays solo on her harmonium. We provide translation and an extra intimate setting - good for musical fireworks.
Meditative impro - enter "into the sound"
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