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Did You Know?

The name was chosen because selecting kinara members strong with ideals of Buddhism and Hinduism

Bird goddess, half woman half kinara is representative of beauty and grace and achievement, and translates to "heavenly music" in Sanskrit.

In early 2009 and Member Brian Haas announced and Matisse founding that mail amicably parting ways and not involved with Matisse

Statements were made by Haas/Raymer/lineup Hayes/Combs first appeared in "the winter Jazz Festival in New York City" on 10 January 2009 to a packed House at castaways Kenny in NYC.

In early 2009, Yakoub was unique, named their record label "kinara records"

gfago and negative rumours circulated about "split" in the media, but Haas and Matisse had made an effort to clarify that the decision was mutual.[Citation needed] in March 2009 interview, Brian Haas explained it this way: