Chapter 4: Nepal
Picture Kathmandu, and all sorts of exotic images probably come to mind: majestic mountains, Buddhist temples, and ancient history. You’d be partly right, and you’d see them all eventually… once the smog clears. Kathmandu is one of the world’s most polluted cities: the usual developing-nation issue of dirty engines and energy, multiplied […]
Dec 7 Days 9-10 Delhi
The capital of India, and the seat of so much of India’s history. Yet, we still don’t really know the place at all. Suba’s last visit was when she was eight. Ed breezed through a couple of years ago, but never really got a feel for the place. […]
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Dec 2 Day 4: Bhopal
Ed was 14 years old when the Bhopal Disaster happened. He was affected deeply by the news coverage at the time, and it never left him: 25 […]
Andrew Timar and The WholeNote Magazine are doing an ongoing series on our India/Nepal tour, and here are the first two articles:
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We also appeared in a Bhopal newspaper after our performance on Dec 3rd, the 30th anniversary of the Bhopal Gas Disaster, premiering our song City of Lakes:
Nov 28-30. Day 1-ish – Travel
It was about 27 hours of travel… nearly 39 including the time change. We left a mild-winter, -1 degree Toronto on Friday, Nov 28, and arrived in humid, 27 degree Mumbai in the wee hours of Nov 30.
People talk about “time change” when travelling, but it’s really more like […]
Three Musicians. Three Bands.
Autorickshaw Trio, FreePlay Duo, and Ed Hanley Solo
Canadian multi-stylistic musicians Suba Sankaran (voice), Ed Hanley (tabla) and Dylan Bell (bass, voice) combine and recombine styles and sounds to provide three completely different musical ensembles.
Video playlist (8 videos)
AUTORICKSHAW TRIO – Indo-Jazz Fusion
Autorickshaw’s music lies on the cultural cutting edge, as pop, jazz, funk […]
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