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"... gorgeous... Verma flaunts his mastery... sweet stuff indeed" |
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- Montreal Mirror
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ON HIS DEBUT CD "Saraswati Devi"
"Aditya Verma is a man with a penchant for barely audible detail that
impacts subliminally inside your head after the last note has gone to sleep.
Saraswati Devi is a winner!"
Life Positive Magazine
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"Verma flaunts his mastery of the instrument"
8/10 (RUPERT BOTTENBERG)
http://www.montrealmirror.com
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MONDO GRATIS >> AROUND THE WORLD ON YOUR ASS AT LAFONTAINE PARK
"Following them are Aditya Verma and Vineet Vinya. Indo-Canadian Verma's a top-flight sarod player with over a decade of
studies in India under his belt. Backed up by tabla man Vinya, he'll unspool the sacred ragas with utmost panache."
by RUPERT BOTTENBERG
http://www.montrealmirror.com/ARCHIVES/2001/071901/music4.html
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"Though he's probably too modest to admit it, Aditya Verma is something of a jet-set superstar."
by KIM HUGHES
2000-10-12
http://www.nowtoronto.com
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"Aditya concentrated on exploring, in a stately and serene manner.... It was not only technically correct but also aesthetically
pleasing.... he produced a beautiful image.... seemed to put the audience in a trance."
by JAYA SUBRAMANIAM
Sruti 193 (October 2000).
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"The first half of the evening had two of our very own Canadian-born, dashing and debonair artistes, Vineet Vyas of Atlantic Canada
on the tabla and Aditya Verma of Quebec on the sarod. Starting out with Raag Charukeshi, the duo kept the audience spellbound with
their complete mastery of their respective instruments as also their compatability on stage."
by ARUNA MALLYA GUPTA
June 2002
South Asian Outlook
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"A CD of musical and poetic genius... The musicians unite brilliantly in their performances, and the recording sparkles
soft celestial background music...."
http://www.hinduismtoday.com/1997/12/1997-12-18.html
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SOUTH ASIAN SOIREE
"Rasik Arts, the South Asian-inspired theatre company that staged Umrao at Artword Theatre, is holding a musical benefit
April 28 at the Medical Sciences Auditorium at 1 King's College Circle, U of T. It features sarod master Aditya Verma and tabla
players Vineet Vyas...."
SARAH B. HOOD is the editor of Performing Arts in Canada magazine.
http://www.thewholenote.com/wholenote_apr_02/mus_theatre.html
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"Collaboration with Okinawan sanshin player Takeshi Hirayasu (formerly of Shoukichi Kina), slide guitarist Bob Brozman (US), erhu
player George Gao (China/Canada), Hindustani slide guitarist Debashish Bhattacharya (India) and sarod player Aditya Verma (India),
Festival D'été, Quebec City"
Kiyoshi Nagata Ensemble Collaborations
1999 July 12
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Reviews and Articles |
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Montreal Mirror |
CD review |
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Hour Magazine |
CD review |
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Edmonton Radio |
interview and performance CKUA |
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Fort McMurray |
interview CJOK |
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Fort McMurray Today |
newspaper – Photograph and Article |
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Vancouver |
radio interview |
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Montreal |
radio interviews |
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Quebec City |
television and radio performances and interviews SRC, CKRL |
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Le Perche, France |
Newspaper Photograph and Article |
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Dartmouth |
Publicity Poster Photo for the Multicultural Festival |
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Minneapolis |
Radio - Interview |
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Orissa Television |
Interview |
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First City |
Photograph and Article |
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Delhi City |
Photograph and Article |
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Alliance Francais Magazine |
Photograph and Article |
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Ananda Bazaar Patrika |
Photograph and Article |
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Times of India |
Photograph and Article |
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Star Television |
Performance Broadcast |
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Outlook Magazine |
Photograph and Article |
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Internet |
Interview, live Online Broadcast |
