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Teymour Housego

Teymour grew up in India and learnt the bansuri under Prakash Saxena in Delhi and Pandit Ronu Majumdar in Mumbai. After leaving school, he went to study at the Gandharva Mahavidyalaya in New Delhi under his guru Shri Prakash Saxena and then moved to London where he has lived ever since. He learnt to combine jazz music with his Indian background and open to other music styles.

Besides regular Hindustani classical performances, he has collaborated with Nitin Sawhney, Talvin Singh, Jethro Tull, Jay Sean, ShivaNova and the Bombay Dub Orchestra amongst others and has performed extensively in the UK (including BBC radio and TV), France, Germany, Poland, Luxembourg, Portugal and India. His latest album Haunting Bazaar, a sublime collection of transcultural songs and vocally-infused instrumental pieces, was described by the Financial Times as ‘fusion at its most successful'. Available to purchase on iTunes and Amazon or to stream on Spotify.

Teymour also co-founded the flamenco fusion group Alcazaba, whose debut album was released by Universal in 2009, and has been featured prominently on several other acclaimed albums including Decca/Universal Records' The Gyuto Monks of Tibet – Chants - The Spirit of Tibet, Niraj Chag's Along the Dusty Road, Shivanova's Secret Chants and Yves Mesnil's Intentions.

Film and documentary soundtracks featuring Teymour include the National Geographic IMAX film Sea Monsters (music by Peter Gabriel and The Footnote), the zombie film The Dead (music composed by Imran Khan), the SEGA video game Total War Rome II (music composed by Richard Beddow) and the documentary Enemies of the People (music composed by Daniel Pemberton) about the Khmer Rouge. As well as making it to the final 10 shortlist for the Oscars this acclaimed movie has since gone on to win countless awards including the Special Jury Prize at the 2010 Sundance Festival.

London Venues where Teymour has performed include The Royal Festival Hall, The Barbican, The Royal Albert Hall, Cargo, the Jazz Café, the Scala, Momo, the Green Note and St Ethelburga's Centre for Peace and Reconciliation. Venues outside London include the Lowry Manchester, the Sage Gateshead, Severn Arts Leeds, the Stables Milton Keynes and the Quarterhouse Folkestone amongst many others. Teymour has also performed in France, Germany, Poland, Luxembourg, Portugal and India.

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KNOWLEDGE CENTRE

Ugadi/Gudi Padwa

An Indian festival celebrating the New Year according to the lunisolar calendar

Thumri

A common style of light classical music that is romantic and devotional in nature, usually revolving around a girl's love for Krishna.

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