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Recent comments: “Good wishes to everyone at IMDCOLL for the continued success of your work, which is widely appreciated and which provides a valued community service” Neill Walker |
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| “I have taken part in Imdcoll classes, which were really unique and inspiring. “ Anonymous |
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| “It was through IMDCOLL that I learnt how to play my first musical instrument (tabla). IMDCOLL's presence and importance in the exhibition and fusion of Western and Eastern arts is known not only in Scotland but throughout the UK” Arjun R. Acharya |
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| ”I have been learning TABLA for the past 7 years, started when I was 45 yrs old... The value of IMDCOLL and the tremendous influence it has made in the hearts of Scots can't be forgotten.” Sriskandakumar |
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| “Briliant place to learn indian music” Nripesh Sen |
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| To read more feedback from our community click here. |
CLOSURE OF THE SOUTH ASIAN ARTS COLLECTIVE
At the AGM held on 4 December 2009, it was decided that because of a lack of funds, SAAColl would cease to operate. It is with great regret that after over a dozen years of operation this decision had to be taken.
We would like to thank all our tutors and Board members, past and present for their contribution. We would also like to wish all of our students the very best for the future.
If you are interested in tabla or sitar please contact Dave Beards (for tabla) or Laurence Howells (for sitar).
Click here to view performances from our Showcase 2008, October 25, Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh
DVD of the showcase performances now available, click here to order a copy
Fabulous 2 disc DVD set of Tabla Alba concert, Forest Cafe, 2006
available now
for sale
Featuring:
Pramod Gaikwad on shenai
Vijay Kangutkar on tabla
Neela Ghose on vocal
AND
Tabla Students from Edinburgh and Glasgow
Contact Dave Beards to get your copy
