Below is a partial list of artists Ty has performed and recorded with:
Classical Indian:
Ustad Zakir Hussain (tabla)
Ustad Sultan Khan (sarangi)
Ragunath Seth (bansuri)
Shubhendra Roa (sitar)
Roshan Jamal Bhartiya (sitar)
Steve Gorn (bansuri)
Vinayak Torvi (vocal)
Vinata Gangolli (vocal)
Nayan Ghosh (sitar/tabla)
Nirmala Raja Sekar (veena)
Jai Uttal (vocal)
David Trasoff (sarode)
David Wetstone (sitar)
Bruce Hamm (sarode)
Alan Miner (sitar)
Jay Shankar (violin)
Nirmala Paratasarathy (veena)
Jazz:
Art Lande (piano)
Paul McCandless (oboe, sax)
Kai Eckhardt (bass)
Howard Levy (harmonica/piano)
Bill Douglas (piano)
James Newton (flute)
Anthony Cox (double bass)
Dean Peer (bass)
Mark Miller (flute/sax)
Greg Laliberte (flute/oboe/sax)
Konkie Halmeyer (pan steel)
Dick De Graaf (sax)
Folk/Rock/Bluegrass:
Walter Becker (Steely Dan)
Rick Alan (Def Leppard)
Steve Smith (Vital Information/Journey)
Bela Fleck (banjo)
Tony Furtado (slide guitar/banjo)
String Cheese Incident (cool band)
Peter Rowan (vocal/guitar)
Charles Satrel (vocal/guitar)
Jon Anderson (singer from “Yes”)
Leni Stern (vocal/electric guitar)
Left Over Salmon (another cool band)
Sally Van Meter (peddle steel/dobro)
Myron Dove (bass)
World:
Krishna Das (devotional chant)
Curandero ( Miguel Espinoza - flamenco/Indian)
R. Carlos Nakai (Native American flute)
Kitaro (New Age)
Mamadou Diabate (West African kora)
Geoff Johns (African drums)
Jesse Manno (Middle Eastern/world)
Beth Quist (vocal)
Gao Hung (Chinese pipa)
Gume Monks (Tibetin singing)
Tina Malia (vocal)
Danny Heines (guitar)
Nawang Khechog (Tibetin flute/chant)
John McDowel (African drums/piano)
David Hykes (overtone singing)
Tuvan Throught Singers
Deva Premal (devotional chant)
David Nichtern (guitar)
Peter Kater (piano)
George Brooks (Sax)
David Darling (Cello)
Benjy & Heather Wertheimer (Kirtan)
Wah (Kirtan)
Sham Das (Kirtan)
John Mcdowell (Piano/African Drums)
David Stringer (Kirtan)
Yoshio Kurahashi (Shakuhachi)
Dance/Poets/Yoga:
*Raga Mala Music and Dance Theater
(South Indian Bharatanatyam Dance)
*Ty was the principle drummer from 1992 – 1997.
Antonia Minnecola (North Indian Katak Dance)
John Friend (Anusara Yoga)
Amy Ippoliti (Anusara Yoga)
Mitchel Bleier (Anusara Yoga)
Douglas Brooks (Tantric Philosopher)
Ram Dass (Spiritual author/teacher)
Sharon Salzberg (Buddist author/teacher)
Coleman Barks (poet)
Andrew Harvey (poet)
Ty Burhoe has been a disciple of the great tabla maestro, Ustad Zakir Hussain, since 1990. From that time forward, Ty has been wholly dedicated to music as a career and as a spiritual path. Through his teacher's inspiration, he has established new territory for the tabla which continues to attract international acclaim. Ty is known for his sensitive accompaniment and melodious style. While his study of the classical tradition and his touring as a classical accompanist continues to grow, he is also internationally recognized for being instrumental in creating unusual collaborations that weave tabla with the traditions of Jazz, African, Flamenco, Rock, Celtic, Chinese, Bluegrass, and fusion. He has become well known not only for his talents as a tabla player, but also for his extensive experience as a recording and live concert producer. In 2004, he created the record label, Tala Records, and since 1994 has run a concert production company called Tala Productions. Ty works with a broad range of artists including Ustad Zakir Hussain, Art Lande, Krishna Das, Curandero (Miguel Espinoza), Ustad Sultan Khan, Tony Furtado, Bela Fleck, Walter Becker, Steve Gorn, Mamadou Diabate, Rick Alan, Howard Levy, Kitaro, Anindo Chatterjee, Roshan Bhartiya, Bill Dougals and many more. He is the tour assistant for his teacher Ustad Zakir Hussain, touring and helping produce concerts in North America and Canada. On tour many of Ty's talents come into play such as running sound, playing tambura & percussion, stage managing and instrument repair, as well as designing Zakir's percussion racks and touring equipment. Ty currently teaches drumming retreats and tabla intensives throughout the world and composes/plays on soundtracks for film and video, including the recent academy award winning documentary, "Born into Brothels".
Every time that we write music... play an instrument... dance... act in a play... or work in some audio/video engineering process... Something is healing inside...
When we share it with friends... Something is healing all over...
I was sad that you were not with Krishna Das in Atlanta, but we got some great picts. at the kirtan. They're posted in our picts. We love you! ~The Happy Kirtaners~
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