Performances – Page 8 – Tabla for Two

29 09, 2014

Dancers perform with Tabla for Two at the Westside Club Oct. 4

Abigail2015-01-15T17:39:26+00:00September 29th, 2014|News, Performances|

At our upcoming concert at the Westside Club on October 4, we will be presenting two talented Russian dancers. The talented Sofya Savkina and gifted 5-year old dancer, Elena Belashchenko.

Young Elena has an other-worldly connection to Tabla for Two’s music. She has performed Russian folk dance at the Washington Folk Festival.

Both Sofya and Elena are studying Eastern classical movement with Masood. This will be their debut performance with Table for Two.

Benefit concert for the Westside Club on Saturday, October 4, 2014 at 7 p.m.

21 09, 2014

Celebrating with Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company

Abigail2019-01-07T20:27:27+00:00September 21st, 2014|Performances|

Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company had their closing celebration for a successful production of Metamorphosis at Zamani House of Heritage in Georgetown. The music of Table for Two got the folks dancing! Terrific fun was had by everyone!

6 09, 2014

Tabla for Two at DCAC

Abigail2019-01-07T20:27:28+00:00September 6th, 2014|Performances|

Last night Tabla for Two performed at DCAC to a sold out show. It was very exciting! With our dramatic 8 foot by 8 foot backdrop of the Tabla Sailing in the Nebula our instruments appeared to flow from the stage into deep space. The music absolutely matched the heavenly surroundings. It was far out!

We received a standing ovation and we are looking forward to performing there again soon.

27 08, 2014

Tabla for Two perform “9 Happy Beats” in idyllic Erie, PA

Abigail2019-01-07T20:27:28+00:00August 27th, 2014|Performances, Video|

We enjoyed performing “9 Happy Beats” in an idyllic setting in Pennsylvania. Even the frogs were leaping to the music!!!

19 06, 2014

Partying with Tabla for Two

Abigail2019-01-07T20:27:28+00:00June 19th, 2014|Performances|

Tabla for Two performed for a private party at an exclusive restaurant in Northern Virginia.

14 06, 2014

Full Moon Concert

Abigail2019-01-07T20:27:28+00:00June 14th, 2014|Performances|

Tabla for Two greeted the new moon with a Full Moon Concert on Friday 13th of June, 2014 in Washington, DC.

The full moon energy was apparent when the 65 people in attendance hooted and howled with appreciation. The energy in the room matched the energy from the new moon. It was a beautiful magical evening. The hostess served a complete Indian dinner that compliment the music.

5 06, 2014

Surrounded by beauty at Hemphill Fine Arts

Abigail2019-01-07T20:27:28+00:00June 5th, 2014|Performances|

The setting for our concert on May 20 at Hemphill Fine Arts was rich and luxurious. We were surrounded by the masterfully painted Cityscapes of Martin Kotler. Thank you to all who attended!

19 05, 2014

Highlight Reel from Tabla for Two at Mercyhurst

Abigail2019-01-07T20:27:28+00:00May 19th, 2014|Performances, Video|

Highlights from the Tabla for Two concert at Mercyhurst University in Erie, PA, February 10, 2014

Songs include:
Classical Dadra 6 Beats
Counter Clockwise 8 Beats
9 Weaving Beats
Rupak 7 Beats
Solo Teentaal 16 Beats
Raag Darbari 12 Beats
9 Happy Beats
Jubtaal 10 Beats
32 Beats
Teentaal Naghma 32 Beats
Mysterious Song 8 Beats
Rupak 7 Beats
Taal Chanchal Prayer 7 Beats

19 05, 2014

Upcoming Concert Sold Out!

Abigail2019-01-07T20:27:28+00:00May 19th, 2014|News, Performances|

We are very excited about our upcoming concert at Hemphill Fine Arts on May 20. It was sold out within 2 hours of reservations being offered to the public!

Tabla for Two at Hemphill Fine Arts (Art in background by Martin Kohler. Our concert is during his beautiful exhibit Cityscapes)

28 04, 2014

Tabla for Two Played to the Afghan Community

Abigail2019-01-07T20:27:28+00:00April 28th, 2014|Performances|

Tabla for Two was honored to play before an attentive and appreciative Afghan community at the television station studio of Dr. Nadir Atash, Roshna TV, in Sterling, Virginia on Friday evening April 25.

There were 50-60 men and women in attendance. The Afghan women came up to Abigail after the performance, hugging her and thanking her deeply for helping to keep the tradition of their music alive. They told her how moving it was to see an American woman commit to learning and playing their music. The men also voiced their deep appreciation. It was the first time that Tabla for Two played before that community.