SUFIANA
SAMMAH
2007
PRESS
RELEASES
San Jose , May 22, 2007
South Asians revel in Sufiana Sammah with Hans Raj Hans
Hans Raj
Hans Raj Hans, the talented and renowned Punjabi folk and pop singer
has completed a very successful North American tour of Sufi music. The
concert series aptly titled 'Sufiana Sammah' resonated with the melodies
Sufi music. Hans Raj Hans' renditions held audiences spell bound across
the country.
Accompanied by his two very gifted sons, Yuv Raj Hans and Nav Raj Hans,
the trio sang brilliantly. Concerts were held in Boston, Connecticut,
Edison (New Jersey), Raleigh (North Carolina), Pittsburg, Maryland and
Chicago. The performances were houseful and the audiences were in raptures.
Hans Raj Hans' rich voice and extensive range hypnotized Sufi music
lovers, and they gave them a standing ovation. This is the 2nd year
that Hans Raj Hans has performed Sufi music in the United States and
his fan base continues to expand.
Hans Raj Hans is a name synonymous with Punjabi folklore and Sufi songs.
He is a folk singer with a style of his own. A pupil of the traditional
Punjabi Sufiana music, Hans excels in Sufiana gayaki and folk based
Bhangra melodies. With many pop hits and film songs to his credit, Hans
Raj Hans was hauntingly divine in the Sufiana Sammah 2007 concert tour.
The North American tour promoted by Catch the Rhythms and Georgy Bhaala
was very well received and greatly successful.
With an impressive list of sponsors such as Simple2Call, TV Asia, Indian Express, Eastern Air
Courier, Sahara One, Asian Foods and Chamunda Swami. Sufiana Sammah received a thunderous
response. Filled with poetry, peace and acceptance, Sufism is a great philosophy, and people
reveled in the music and melodies of Hans Raj Hans.
Hans Raj Hans and his sons were very successful in bringing to the people the wonderful world
of Sufi music - passionate and soulful.
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