Rahul Neuman
Lecturer - Ethnomusicology, Co-Director of Music of India Ensemble
Continuing Lecturer and Co-Director, Music of India Ensemble
Rahul Neuman has been a student of Hindustani music since he was a child. He began studying sitar at age 12 with his aunt, Sharmistha Sen, and Jeff Lewis, a disciple of the late Z.M. Dagar. In 1992, Neuman began intensive training under his guru, Ustad Shujaat Khan, in Seattle, where he was a visiting artist at the University of Washington.
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