Where: Musée national des arts asiatiques Guimet
Paris
75116
France
Paris
What: Shakti @ Musée national des arts asiatiques Guimet
When:
SHAKTI (DJ set) @ Han Rooftop Guimet — Spécial CHUSEOK
Figure de la techno séoulite (Beton Brut) et fondatrice d’Hämmern, SHAKTI déploie un arsenal rave industriel : hard grooves, synthés acérés, EBM, acid, dark wave, avec des percées trance & hard house. Des mixes tranchants, une tension maîtrisée et une immersion totale — pour un dancefloor sans frontières, cathartique et incandescent.
Dans le cadre de CHUSEOK, la grande fête coréenne des moissons, la soirée s’accompagne d’animations et d’ateliers en parallèle (culture & gastronomie coréennes) pour prolonger la vibe au-delà du dancefloor.
Infos pratiques
• Lieu : Han Rooftop – Musée Guimet, 6 place d’Iéna, 75116 Paris (vue Tour Eiffel)
• Accès : Métro Iéna (L9)
• Horaires soirée : 19h–23h30
• Food & Drinks : MISSO (street-food coréenne, cocktails)
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Shakti was a group which played a novel acoustic fusion music which combined Indian music with elements of jazz. Members were the English guitar player John McLaughlin, the Indian violin player Shankar, Zakir Hussain (on tabla), and R. Raghavan (on the Mridangam) and T. H. Vinayakaram (on Ghatam).
In addition to fusing Western and Indian music, Shakti also represented a fusion of the Hindustani and Carnatic music traditions, since Hussain is from the North and the other Indian members are from the South.
Shakti came together in the early 1970s, and toured fairly extensively during 1975-1977; the group made only sporadic appearances (with personnel changes) thereafter.
Their eponymous first album, Shakti, has had a lasting following.
McLaughlin later put together another band with the same concept, named Remember Shakti.