• Repercussions of a Percussionist
  • The hand matters...then surface beneath can pave way to rhythm

Press

AFTERNOON DESPATCH & COURIER- 17 JULY 1990
“Taufiq Qureshi performed a unique fashion of Indian and Western Percussion instruments”

THE METROPOLIS- 23 JULY 1994
“A new kind of music…from Taufiq Qureshi”

PUNE TIMES- 21 SEPT 1998
“Knock knocking on heaven’s door….the place was reverberating with percussion effects from Taufiq Qureshi’s extraordinary percussion set up….the star attraction of the evening was of course Taufiq”

AV MAX OCTOBER 2000
“The album, (RHYDHUN) was a true benchmark in the annals of Indian Music Industry. The album achieved something that’s not easily done, introducing a new genre of music to the people and having them accept it without hesitation….The Madness of a Maverick- He had the courage and the belief in himself to look beyond tradition and carve a unique niche for himself. With the release of RHYDHUN, percussionist Taufiq Qureshi has generated mass interest in a genre like world music”

THE RECORD, OCTOBER 2000.
“There are very few musicians who can actually catch the rhythmic pulse in one’s audience and Taufiq Qureshi surely belongs to this category.”

PUNE TIMES, JANUARY 28, 2002
“He is young, he is savvy and he is Prince of Percussion”

THE TELEGRAPH MAGAZINE 23 APRIL 2006
“Musician Taufiq Qureshi has stepped out from the shadow of his illustrious family and carved out his own career”

MID DAY JULY 28,2007
“Sultan of Percussion goes wild”

THE ASIAN AGE – 6 SEPT 2009
“The Master & rhythm divine….some phenomenal music created by none other than Taufiq Qureshi”

ECONOMIC TIMES- 31 AUG 2010
“…people who managed to take their family inheritances to a new level altogether…”

HINDUSTAN TIMES CITY- 27 MAY 2013
“Percussion personified…treat for music aficionados…..”

BOMBAY TIMES - 17 SEPT 2011
“Play it on! Taufiq Qureshi cooked up a musical storm”

THE TIMES OF INDIA – 8 FEB 2016
“Soulful Music for the senses, divine beats: master percussionist Taufiq Qureshi with his African goblet drum, Djembe, took centre stage”