Yog Darshan – The Story of Yoga, traces a comprehensive history of yoga in India through music and visuals.
Author: IAR Desk
Violinist Parur Sundaram Iyer was popular among all kinds of music connoisseurs owing to his knowledge of both oriental and occidental styles of music, wrote V. S. Namboothiripad, Kerala’s first music critic, in 1954, specifically mentioning the violinist’s visit to Kabul in Afghanistan as a representative of Indian music
Hailing from Tokyo, Japan, the writer Keiko Okano has been practising and performing Mohiniyattam in Kerala for more than a decade now, shuttling between Kerala and Tokyo. This is a brief story of her journey to Kerala, to becoming a Mohiniyattam dancer.
Francis Kodankandath’s work “Back in My Eden” is a tribute to his mother
Mazhamizhi, a multimedia streaming project aimed at helping the artistes’ community by showcasing their work online to Malayalis across the world, kicked off their filming from the…
Chittoor Subramania Pillai is the only famous inheritor of the Ragam-Tanam-Pallavi music tradition of Kanchipuram Naina Pillai, wrote V. S. Namboothiripad, Kerala’s first music critic, in 1954.
Will feature musicians/groups like Ustad Shujaat Khan, Kavita Seth, Rakesh Chaurasia, and the Ustad Anwar Khan Manganiyars
All of Haridas’ watercolour paintings on Instagram have a singular theme – chapels and houses from the European countryside.
Dance of India@75 was hosted by The Centre for Indian Classical Dances (CICD) to provide a platform for young talents in classical dance, left without avenues…
His noble voice made him a man of masses and at the same time the mastery over Swara-singing, made him a great Vidwan, wrote V. S.…