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	Raga/Jazz fusion set by Broto Roy with guitarist Paul Bollenback; Baltimore sax man Carl Grubbs, Billy Kemp, bass; Mike Smith, drums; and Saleem Waters, vibes/percussion.
	Broto Roy and his students performing Tabla Concerto, scored for 'teental' (sixteen beats). Students: R Front-Lyle Nesse; R Rear-Eric Maring; L Front-Ankit Chander; L Rear-Matthew Redabaugh. Live at the Kennedy Center, Washington, DC 11/22/07
	"GANGA" Part 1. Excerpt of July 10, '09 concert at George Mason District Park, Spotlight by Starlight series, Virginia, USA. With Broto's father Hitabrata Roy, sister Krishna, Sanjay Mishra, guitar, and Jayantee Paine, dancer. "GANGA" Part 2.
	Broto's July 4, 2009 TV Interview - Part 1. Washington DC tri-state cable network MHZ Darshan TV Broto's July 4, 2009 TV Interview - Part 2.
	Part 1. Raga Jhinjhoti - Alap - Sugato Nag sitarist extraordinaire. Part 2 of Raga Jhinjhoti - Sugato is joined by Broto Roy's tabla in the "Gath" Part 3 The fireworks continue in this rare footage of technical virtuosity Part 4 The Gath continues in medium tempo. Part 5 Fast Gath begins and accelerates into the beginning of the jhalla Part 6 - The climactic finale of this magnificent Raga Jhinjhoti
	Raga Bhopali - Part 1. John W with Broto Roy. Live May 30 '09
	BR recites some tabla compositions in this rare Thanksgiving clip of Ray Speigel's "Love of a Goddess" in raga Jhinjhoti with solo sitar by Indro Roy Chowdhury; Lyle Nesse, drums; Bill Jenkins, bass; Anku, tabla; Matt Redebaugh, jew's harp and Eric Maring, guitar. The Kennedy Center 11/22/07.
	Broto Roy Ensemble at the Freer Gallery's Meyer Auditorium at the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC. Paul Bollenback, guitar; Scott Ambush, bass; Mike Smith, drums and Saleem Waters, percussion Click for Part 1 Click for Part 2 Click for Part 3 Click for Part 4
	Broto Roy's Indian Dance Trio with dancer Yasmina and Christel, harmonium The Kennedy Center Nov. 22, '07.
	The Broto Roy Ensemble with Paul Bollenback, guitar; Bill Kemp, bass; Mike Smith, drums at The Kennedy Center.
	Broto with Sanjay Mishra, guitar. Washington DC Jazz Festival
	Excerpt from tabla solo in the ancient South Indian rhythm cycle of 8 beats called "Adi tala" during a recital with sitarist Indro Roy Chowdhury at Elmira College, NY USA. Oct. 18 '07
	Broto's Sextet performs his composition "Eleven" live at The Kennedy Center - Washington, DC with: Harry Appelman (keyboards); Scott Ambush (bass); Marshall Keys (horns); Broto (tabla); T.K. Smith (guitar); Mike Smith (drums)
	B. with sitar maestro Subroto Roy Chowdhury and his student Indro Roy Chowdhury. Live at St. Mary's College. Maryland, USA Click to watch Raga Maru Bihag Part 1 on YouTube. Click to watch Raga Maru Bihag Part 2 on YouTube.
	BR Band Live in Boston with Paul Bollenback, guitar; Billy Kemp, bass; Harvey, drums; John K., keys; Humayun Khan, harmonium & vocals.
	Broto Roy's Music & Dance of Afghanistan. Syracuse University, August 30, '06.
	Broto accompanies Neel Adhikari and Santanu Bandopadhyay duo known as "Class Apart" at the Gandhi peace concert at the Lincoln Memorial, Washington, DC on 9/11/06 ended by US Congressman John Lewis' inspiring speech on Gandhi.9/11/06
	See B with sarod virtuoso Aashish Khan and S. Dhar on violin. Live in Boston. Improvisation on the Irish tune "Greensleeves".
	GANGA Broto's family group with his father Bachoo Roy, mother Minati Roy, sister Krishna Roy with Sanjay Mishra, sitar. Poor sound quality. Read concert Notes on GANGA
	Part 1 of Raga Basant Mukhari. Broto accompanying Debiprasad Chatterjee (sitar). Live at the Lowell Folk Music Festival. August 29-30, '06. Part 2 of Raga Basant Mukhari.
	Broto with '05 Grammy nominee Gaurav Mazumdar (sitar) Live at the Gandhi Center, Washington, DC. 11/20/04 Click for video of Raga Charukeshi, Part 1 Click for video of Raga Charukeshi, Part 2 Click for video of Raga Charukeshi, Part 3
	Raga - Humayun Khan, vocals; Broto Roy, tabla. Excerpts of concert. Click for video, Part 1 Click for video, Part 2
	Broto with the Bangladeshi Bauls Click for video
	Broto the amazing zelig has a drum dialogue (in a 16-beat cycle kept by the "sarangi" - Indian violin) with Gazi Khan Barana, a Manganiyar castenet player from Rajasthan India. Click for video, part 1

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