Bangla 202 Quiz #1
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- First Year
- Blog How To
- Entertainment/Miscellaneous
- First Year conversations
- first year group story
- First Year Journals
- First Year, listening exercises
- First Year, oral exercises other than conversations
- First Year, pronunciation
- First Year, writing exercises other than journal
- Font issues
- Music
- poetry
- reading exercies
- second year group story
- Second year/ Advanced level students
- Songs
- Students' projects
- Vocabulary
- নাস্তা ক্লাব
Bengali Programs Around the World
- South Asian Languages Taught at SOAS - Bengali
- South Asia Language Resource Center
- University of Michigan Bangla
- bengali Language, American Institute of Bangladesh Studies
- Bengali Language, American Institute of Indian Studies
- Cornell University
- Columbia University
- University of Chicago
- University of Washington
Other Bengali Blogs
Bangla Newspapers
Mandira's Website
Bangladesh
Photos
- Photos of Kolkata
The photos are taken by one of my former students, Pierre Azoulay - Kolkatar Chhobi - a set on Flickr
Beautiful pictures of Kolkata !!
Bengali News for Listening Practice
Music, Literature, Film, Radio etc.
Entertainment
Poetry
Online Bengali Magazine
Students' own blogs and websites
Photo Albums
Online Bookstores
Language Teacher's resources
Brilliant Bangla students' productions
Blogs and websites for Language Teachers
- Proficiency-Oriented Language Instruction and Assessment
- Bangla vocabulary with pictures
- Virtual Assessment Center
- communicative Games
- About .com: Engish as Second Language
- communicative Games
- Communicative Activities
- ESL Speaking Activities
- Games in ESL Classroom
- Royalty-Free Clip Art Collection for Foreign/Second Language Instruction
This is an awesome website - First and Second Language Development Syllabus
We will get some ideas about making syllabi - Adult Education ESL Teachers Guide
We can get some ideas about teaching from it - Language Learning and Technology
Those who are interested in using technology in classroom and beyond that, this is a good website for them. - UCLA Language Materials Project
This is a very good website for " Teaching Resources for less Commonly Taught Languages". - blog for Teaching English
blogs for language learners
maps of Bangladesh and West Bengal
Improvised Indian Classical Music concert Friday in Chicago
Improvised Indian Classical Music
South Asian Sound Interventions Series
The Department of Music and Committee on Southern Asian Studies (COSAS) present
South Asian Sound Interventions
A balanced regional representation of classical, popular, and vernacular musical repertories, this performing arts series provides opportunities for sustained engagement with South Asian artists and art worlds in our community. Guided by professional performers renowned for their originality, these events explore intersections of pedagogy and creative innovation in musical practices situated outside the canonic traditions of the Indian subcontinent.
South Asian Sound Interventions
A balanced regional representation of classical, popular, and vernacular musical repertories, this performing arts series provides opportunities for sustained engagement with South Asian artists and art worlds in our community. Guided by professional performers renowned for their originality, these events explore intersections of pedagogy and creative innovation in musical practices situated outside the canonic traditions of the Indian subcontinent.
Friday, December 2 at 12:00 PM
Fulton Recital Hall
Fulton Recital Hall
Sandip Burman: tabla, tabla tarang & sitar
John Gardner: harmonica
John Gardner: harmonica
Free Admission
Sandip Burman, a native of Durgapur, India, is an accomplished Indian Classical musician. His love and dedication of tabla began at age 6 when he began learning from Shri Sudhir Roy and later he became a student of the late distinguished tabla master, Pandit Shyamal Bose of Calcutta. Sandip-ji is the first generation of musicians in his family and without the backing of a reputed musical heritage, it is an unyielding dedication and enthusiasm that has driven him to continually challenge himself as a student and to grow musically beyond tabla playing and into four different instruments: tabla, tabla tarang, sitar and voice also. His international tours include five to seven countries each year. Some of his accomplishments include solo performances at the Kennedy Center, First Night Providence, Ravinia Festival, Percussive Arts Society Conference (PASIC) and Nashville Symphony.
John Gardner is a versatile harmonica player from San Antonio, TX. In 2005 he relocated to Chicago where he became immersed in the city's electric Blues tradition as a student of the esteemed bluesman Matteo Steinmetz and soon-after began studying Indian Ghandarva Ved music with Pandit Sandip Burman. John's most recent performances include the SummerDays Festival in Ft. Benton, MN; the Quick Center for the Arts in Fairfield, CT & Yishun Town Collegiate in Singapore.
Please contact Rehanna Kheshgi with questions or concerns at rehanna@uchicago.edu.Categories
- First Year
- Blog How To
- Entertainment/Miscellaneous
- First Year conversations
- first year group story
- First Year Journals
- First Year, listening exercises
- First Year, oral exercises other than conversations
- First Year, pronunciation
- First Year, writing exercises other than journal
- Font issues
- Music
- poetry
- reading exercies
- second year group story
- Second year/ Advanced level students
- Songs
- Students' projects
- Vocabulary
- নাস্তা ক্লাব
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