YaarAnād Virtual Baithak Series — Season 1, Episode 31 with Ustād Daud Khan Sadozai
Rāñgalī Satth (Virtual) Mēlā 31 with Afghānī Rubāba maestro, Ustād Daud Khan Sadozai, hosted by Bhai Baldeep Singh on the 67th day of being locked down in Rome, Italy. He joined live from Köln, Germany, at 7:30 PM (India) on Sunday, May 18, 2020.
About the series:
As an extension of the World Music Heritage Series conceived and produced by maestro Bhai Baldeep Singh for Anād Records, the YaarAnād Virtual Baithak Series aims to celebrate excellence in the field of music, arts, dance, theatre, and literature. The YaarAnād Virtual Baithak Series marks the 550th birth anniversary Gurū Nānak Dēv, the first gurū of the Sikhs.
Il maestro:
Daud Khan Sadozai was born in Kabul to a family of music lovers who patronized the arts in the Afghan capital. Upon hearing the rubāb on the waves of Radio Afghanistan at home, he took a growing interest in the instrument. At age 17, he got accepted among the disciples of Ustād Mohammad Omar, the maestro celebrated for greatly developing the art of rubāb into a soloist instrument with its own classical repertoire, as well as interpreting folk melodies from the whole country in a unique, beautiful style. Daud Khan has dedicated his life to preserving the authentic style of his master’s school. After the demise of Ustād Mohammad Omar, he went from engineering studies in Germany where he established himself to Delhi, with the absolute wish to devote himself to music and study the Indian sarōd with Ustād Amjad Ali Khan. After years of dedicated apprenticeship, he was honoured twice with the Hafiz Ali Khan Award (1988/1995) in India and received the title of Ustād (“Master”) from his Indian sarōd maestro.
Daud Khan performs all over Europe and beyond, in solo concerts, festivals, and ensembles with other renowned artists. He is a regularly featured artist in Jordi Savall’s ensembles, he has also done many tours in Europe and the USA with singers such as Ustād Mahwash and Sima Bina. He has performed in many prestigious halls such as the Philharmonie de Paris, the Barbican Hall in London, the Alte Oper Frankfurt, the Alhambra in Geneva, the Mevlana Kültür Merkezi in Konya, the Göteborgs Konserthus, the Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur, the Opéra de Rennes, the Fes Festival of World Sacred Music.
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