LONDON, ENGLAND, April 05, 2011 (Press-News.org) Nitin Sawhney, the acclaimed multi-instrumentalist and composer, is set to launch his new album at the Royal Albert Hall next month.
The musician will debut tracks from the LP, entitled Last Days of Meaning, at the famous London venue on Friday May 6th.
His performance is also due to feature a retrospective of his studio work to date and a special commission for the hall's great organ.
Written by Sawhney, this 15-minute piece will be performed by his childhood friend James Taylor, one of the UK's most highly rated Hammond organists.
Last Days of Meaning is Sawhney's ninth studio album, following acclaimed works such as Beyond Skin (1999) and London Undersound from 2008.
In a statement on his official website, the artist described his latest effort as "a response to the fear, dogmatism and entrenchment that we sometimes acquire with age".
Sawhney will be joined on stage at the Royal Albert Hall by a string quartet and a number of other musicians, including special guest Natty, cellist Ian Burdge and Ashwin Srinivasan on flute and vocals.
Tickets for the concert are priced between GBP15 and GBP45 plus booking fee.
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