Multi-instrumentalist Clinton Cerejo joined forces with Berklee's Indian Ensemble in a celebration of the star's music at the Berklee Performance Center.
By
Trevor Cheitlin
December 3, 2013
Clinton Cerejo performs for a packed crowd at the BPC.
Photo by Dave Green
A student plays the tabla.
Photo by Dave Green
Members of the Indian Ensemble sing backup for Cerejo.
Photo by Dave Green
Alumnus and faculty member Annette Philip '09 directs the Indian Ensemble.
Photo by Dave Green
Cerejo is also a successful jingle writer, having worked on more than 2,000 commercials.
Photo by Dave Green
Ahmad ElHaggar sings and plays oud.
Photo by Dave Green
Left to right: Dhruv Goel, Sanchitha Wickremesooriya, Andreja Hristic, and Salil Sanjaykumar Bhayani.
Photo by Dave Green
Cerejo's latest project, Google India's "Google Search: Reunion" has more than 9 million views.
Photo by Dave Green
Clinton Cerejo performs for a packed crowd at the BPC.
Photo by Dave Green
A student plays the tabla.
Photo by Dave Green
Members of the Indian Ensemble sing backup for Cerejo.
Photo by Dave Green
Alumnus and faculty member Annette Philip '09 directs the Indian Ensemble.
Photo by Dave Green
Cerejo is also a successful jingle writer, having worked on more than 2,000 commercials.
Photo by Dave Green
Ahmad ElHaggar sings and plays oud.
Photo by Dave Green
Left to right: Dhruv Goel, Sanchitha Wickremesooriya, Andreja Hristic, and Salil Sanjaykumar Bhayani.
Photo by Dave Green
Cerejo's latest project, Google India's "Google Search: Reunion" has more than 9 million views.
Photo by Dave Green
Clinton Cerejo, one of India's most prominent contemporary composers and performers, joined Berklee's Indian Ensemble (directed by alumnus and faculty member Annette Philip '09) in a show at the Berklee Performance Center to celebrate the wide-reaching influence of the Indian superstar's music.
The concert, which was a culmination of Cerejo's week of residency at Berklee, also featured original compositions by members of the Indian Ensemble. During his residency, Cerejo conducted workshops, master classes, and clinics with Berklee students as well as students from Berklee City Music, the college's after-school music and college prep program for underserved 4th through 12th graders.
Click the picture to the right to see more photos from the concert.
