Composer, lyricist and one of the finest voices of Bengal, Shom Chatterjee will perform live for Lockdown Diaries on Wednesday 29 April at 8pm AEDT
Groomed under maestros such as Pandit Ajoy Chakraborty, Ustaad Ghulam Ali Khan Sahab, Shri A Hariharan, Shri Jagjit Singh, Shri Badal Dhar Choudhury and Pandit Mallar Ghosh (tabla), Shom is a versatile musician with the ability to traverse varied genres of music with elan—from semi-classical to film soundtracks and more.
However, it is ghazals that he cherishes. His rendition of ghazals are what got his popularity soaring across the country. Shom continues to perform regularly in India and across the globe—as a soloist, as well as with various musical maestros.
Shom, who also gives performances on television, is also a vocal music trainer, with students from across the world. He has also worked as a music coach for different reality shows aired on channels like Star Plus, Colors etc.
Check out the singer on social media: Facebook and Youtube
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