Among the musicians performing at the Playing for the Planet concert are (clockwise from top) Mehmet Ali Sanlikol, Eliot Fisk and Zaira Meneses, and Durga Krishnan.
(jesse weiner (below right))
Sounding a note of caution through music
Playing for the Planet unites activist musicians
Among the musicians performing at the Playing for the Planet concert are (clockwise from top) Mehmet Ali Sanlikol, Eliot Fisk and Zaira Meneses, and Durga Krishnan.
(jesse weiner (below right))
Warren Senders figures that a global crisis requires an international response. Looking to take up arms in the fight against global warming, the NEC faculty member decided to put his network of musical connections to use. Billed as “World Strings Against Climate Change,’’ the fifth Playing For the Planet concert takes place tonight at Emmanuel Church, and features a triple bill of Mehmet Ali Sanlıkol and the Dünya Ensemble, the South Indian veena master Durga Krishnan, and the classical guitarists Eliot Fisk and Zaira Meneses.
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