Famous tabla maestro Zakir Hussain passed away at 73, his family informed on Monday (December 16, 2024) in a San Francisco hospital. Hussain, known for his exceptional contributions to Indian classical music and fusion, had been battling serious health issues over the past two weeks and was later shifted to the ICU after his condition deteriorated.
Hospitalization And Health Updates
Hussain was rushed to the hospital earlier on Sunday, where he was admitted to the ICU in critical condition. His brother-in-law, Ayub Aulia, confirmed his hospitalisation, which was later shared by journalist Pervaiz Alam on X (formerly Twitter). Sources revealed that the tabla legend was being treated for a heart-related ailment.
Ustad Zakir Hussain, Tabla player, percussionist, composer, former actor and the son of legendary Tabla player, Ustad Allah Rakha is not well. He’s being treated for serious ailments in a San Francisco hospital, USA, informed his brother in law, Ayub Aulia in a phone call with… pic.twitter.com/6YPGj9bjSp
— Pervaiz Alam (@pervaizalam) December 15, 2024
False reports of his death had circulated on Sunday night prompting condolence messages from politicians, celebrities, and fans worldwide. However, the claims were quickly debunked by his nephew, Ameer Aulia, and close associates, who clarified that the 73-year-old musician is alive but in critical condition.
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The news of Zakir Hussain’s demise has left the music fraternity and his fans worldwide in deep sorrow. A pioneer in blending traditional Indian classical music with global genres, his work remains immortalized in the annals of music history.
Zakir Hussain’s career spanned decades, during which he collaborated with global artists and elevated the tabla to international prominence. His loss marks the end of an era in the world of rhythm and melody.
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