Women Of The World
National Heritage Museum
33 Marrett Road in Lexington
Saturday, October 20, 7:00 pm
Tickets  •  $25.00 in advance

World on Stage will present a Fall series of eight concerts showcasing international musical groups and solo artists representing India, Italy,  Korea, Spain, Colombia, France, South America, and the United States.  The first two of the eight performances will take place at Regent Theatre in Arlington. The remaining six performances will be held at the National Heritage Museum in Lexington.

The groups are Voices From The Balkans, Annie Royer, Pablo Mayor Folklore Urbano Orchestra, Newpoli, Women Of The World, A Palo Seco Flamenco Company, Sofia Rei and Sounds of Korea. Of particular interest to the Indian American community is Annette Philip, a power vocalist from India, with the powerful 10 women band of Women of the World who will sing songs from India and other countries.

World on Stage is the creation of Lexington's Subhash Malhotra, creator of the highly successful Boston International Festival, New England's largest multicultural celebration, which began in 1992.  In 1998, International Festivals were expanded to other major U.S. cities including Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, Washington DC, and Edison, NJ. The Festivals were last held in 2002.

Originally from India, Malhotra came to the United States in 1967.  With three master's degrees and having traveled to more than 50 countries both personally and during his days as a management consultant with Arthur D. Little, Malhotra has always had an affinity for showcasing and celebrating the rich diversity of world culture present in the United States.   

Concerning this new project, he commented, "Now, with World On Stage, we are focusing specifically on international music and dance by some of the world's most outstanding young and upcoming artists on the international music scene. We hope our audiences will be a combination of loyal fans, along with those discovering new artists and new sounds.  Each concert is unique, and I know each will offer an opportunity for us to share each other's culture."

Tickets ($25.00 in advance) are now on sale, for both individual concerts and subscription series, online at www.WorldOnStage.com..  For information, please call 781-861-9730 or 781-910-1590.
One of the show, in particular, WOMEN OF THE WORLD, should be of particular interest to the Indian Americans in the Greater Boston area.

About Annette Philip

Annette Philip, originally from Delhi and is a professor of voice at the prestigious Berklee College of Music

Annette began working in the professional media circuit in New Delhi at the age of seventeen. She has since become an established recording artist, lending her voice to albums, jingles and voice-overs in nine languages, for television and radio, and such companies as Indian Airlines, Panasonic, Bausch and Laumb.. She also finds inspiration in musical theatre; performing, writing, and recording for various productions in India, besides continuing to perform live. In 2003, she co-founded Artistes Unlimited (AU) in New Delhi, India, a performing arts ensemble, promoting collaboration among musicians in the city. With a vast repertoire spanning genres of Indian and Western Classical, Sufi and folk music, AU is now India’s largest and most diverse youth platform for musicians, with a rotating line up of over 250 artistes. Presently she is also a professor of voice at the Berklee College of Music, teaching voice to students from India and around the world.

She has been privileged to share the stage with artists such as Shubha Mudgal, Pandit Anindo Chaterjee, Ghatam Giridhar Udupa, grammy winner Bobby McFerrin, and others. She has toured  India, Japan, Asia, Europe, and US.

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MIT, Tufts, and Wellesley present Milan: Garba/Raas Night!
Come to Milan and dance the night away to your favorite garba, bhangra, and bollywood music! This year MIT South Asian American Students is proud to co-host the event with both Tufts and Wellesley on October 20th.

When: October 20, 2012, 8-11pm
Where: Walker Memorial, MIT
Open to: the general public
Cost: $5 for sponsoring school students, $10 for everyone else
Tickets: At the door or online at saas.mit.edu
For more information, contact
saas@mit.edu. Hope to see you there!

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