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For Tibet with Love Concert

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LOCATION:
Pure Land Farms
3265 Santa Maria Road
Topanga, CA 90290
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TIME:
5:00PM PST
Doors open at 4:00PM PST

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100% of Proceeds for Livestream event support Tibetan Children's Village Tibetan or TCV, an integrated community in exile for the care and education of orphans, impoverished, and refugee children from Tibet.

 
 

For Tibet with Love Concert

An Evening of Music & Dance

Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Tenzin Choegyal teams up with award-winning composer Simone Giuliani and master performer artist Tsering Dorjee Bawa for a special concert celebrating Tibet and its rich culture.

For Tibet with Love” will feature new unreleased music composed by Tenzin Choegyal and Simone Giuliani as well as traditional Tibetan songs enriched by beautiful ritual dances performed by Tsering Dorjee Bawa. 

Yangchenma Arts & Music For Tibet with Love pop-up store will be open, featuring fine art photography, books and publications by Don Farber, Rima Fujita, Professor Robert Thurman and more!

Music is like drifting clouds that fly freely over the man-made geographical borders in this infinite space of possibilities.
— Tenzin Choegyal

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In accordance with Los Angeles county Covid-19 vaccine ordinance, all participants must show proof of full vaccination in order to attend this event live in Los Angeles. (Acceptable proof of vaccination include either vaccination card or Healthvana Mobile Wallet).

Masks must be worn indoors for the event.
If you have not been vaccinated, please join our livestream!


About the Artists

Tenzin Choegyal

Tenzin Choegyal is one of the world's finest musicians in the Tibetan tradition. As a son of Tibetan nomads, he feels a particular connection to the music of the high Himalayan plateau. 

In a career spanning 20+ years Tenzin has performed at festivals across Australia and curated numerous events and concerts including Brisbane’s annual Festival of Tibet. Internationally he has performed in New Zealand, Japan, India, Germany, Bangladesh, Russia and USA, including performances at New York’s Carnegie Hall. He has also opened many of His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s Public Talks in Australia, New Zealand and Japan with his musical offerings. 

While proudly continuing the unbroken nomadic lineage which is central to his repertoire, Tenzin also embraces opportunities to take his music into more contemporary, uncharted territory, both in the studio and on stage. 

Tenzin has nine independent albums, three of them with his fusion band Tibet2Timbuk2, and regularly performs with Camerata Brisbane’s acclaimed Chamber Orchestra. His collaborative albums include The Last Dalai Lama?with Philip Glass, Peradam album by Soundwalk Collective with Patti Smith featuring Anoushka Shankar & Charlotte Gainsbourh and the 2021 Grammy-nominated Songs from the Bardo released through Smithsonian Folkways with his longtime friend and collaborator Jesse Paris Smith and Laurie Anderson - a moving interpretation of the Tibetan Book of the Dead.

An outstanding composer/ performer with a great depth of musical knowledge, intuition and inventiveness, Tenzin continues to bring new sounds of Tibet while strongly holding the essence of ancient Tibetan wisdom. He attributes his art form to the early karmic imprints of hearing his mother and father as a toddler. 

Tenzin Choegyal is currently working on a few new music projects and a new album “Dear Ama la” with one of Australia’s finest Camerata Chamber Orchestra.

To learn more about Tenzin: www.tenzinchoegyal.com


Tsering Dorjee Bawa

Award-winning artist, Tsering Dorjee Bawa, has been a Tibetan music and arts performer for almost three decades.

Tsering gained a Masters degree in Tibetan Perfoming Arts in 2000 at the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts (TIPA), Dharamsala, India, where he was privileged to study under some of the most legendary Tibetan artists of our time.

At TIPA Tsering studied Tibetan secular dance and music, first as a student and then as an instructor, and has become a master of Tibetan Opera, central Tibetan Step Dance and Cham, a series of colourful, masked, ritual dances performed at major Tibetan festivals.

Tsering later toured many parts of the world to share this knowledge with others and continues to appear as a guest on major Tibetan media platforms to inspire others to discover Tibetan culture.

Tsering continued his acting training in France, the Netherlands, India and America, and in particular at the Barbizon International School of Acting and Modeling in San Francisco, USA.

He has since worked on several notable films, including the 1999 Oscar-nominated movie Himalaya.  

Tsering has collaborated with remarkable composers such as Michael Becker, with whom he created the original soundtrack for the 2009 Emmy-Award winning documentary  Women of Tibet – A Quiet Revolution. 

In 2003, Tsering appeared in the children’s theater show, Tibet Through the Red Box, by David Henry Hwang at the Seattle Children’s Theatre and in 2006 at the Cape Rep. Theatre, MA

In 2014-2017, he performed at the Lincoln Center Theater, NY in the world premier of the off-Broadway show, The Oldest Boy by Sarah Ruhl, and later at the Marin Theater Company in Mill Valley, the San Diego Rep Theatre, and the Jungle Theater in Minneapolis. 

Tsering was nominated for outstanding male performance in a play at the 2015 Craig Noel Awards at San Diego Theater and won the award for Outstanding Choreography at the 2016 The San Francisco Theater Bay Area Awards.

Most recently, Tsering played the lead in an the independent feature film, “My Son Tenzin” produced by Seykhar Films, which portrayed the clash between traditional and modern Tibetan culture.

Tsering has established a community school program of Tibetan language, music and dance for a new generation of Tibetan children in the Bay area to help preserve Tibet’s traditions of music and art in exile.

To learn more: www.tibetartstudio.com


Simone Giuliani

Simone Giuliani is a music director, producer and composer born in Florence, Italy and based in New York and Los Angeles.

Simone has worked for the past two decades with an array of international artists from different musical worlds:

Andrea Bocelli, London Symphony Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Tenzin Choegyal, DJ Logic, Wu-Tang Clan, Cibo Matto, Bebel Gilberto, Groove Collective, Jovanotti, Bisan Toron, Monday Michiru, Yuka Honda, Miho Hatori,  Jamie Catto (1 Giant Leap), Suzie Katayama (Prince), Lévon Minassian (Peter Gabriel) and many more.

Simone wrote and produced original music for a number of TV films and series: The Handmaid's Tale (HULU), What We do in the Shadows (HULU), Spike Lee's Humanity ProjectBlindspot (NBC), CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (CBS), True Blood (HBO)CBS News Theme (VH1) among others.

As a Music Director and producer he has been managing and supervising sessions with the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios and has arranged for and performed with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at the O2 Arena in London to a sold-out audience of 20,000 for Andrea Bocelli's concert during his “Cinema” tour.

Simone served as Music Director and conductor for “Music for Mercy”, a concert for Pope Francis' Year of the Jubilee. The show was held inside the Imperial Forums in Rome, the first concert in history to happen in that place. The event, telecasted live featured Andrea Bocelli, David Foster, Elaine Paige, David Foster, The Tenors, Carly Paoli and other international artists.

Since 2008 he has been joining forces with Grammy Award-winner producer Jason Olaine releasing rare live recordings of Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, Louis Armstrong, Sarah Vaughan and more jazz legends for Monterey Jazz Festival Records (Concord Music Group).

He's the Director of Programs of MOMENT NYC, a music education non-profit presenting the history of music in New York City through performances in public schools and co-founder of Yangchenma Arts & Music a community organization celebrating the richness and diversity of human cultures through their artistic and musical traditions.

With Syrian vocal artist Bisan Toron he created the music project Ascent, their debut album “Migrant Songs” will be released in 2022.

To learn more: www.simonegiuliani.com


 
 
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