A nuanced journey through Delhi P Sunder Rajan’s recent chamber concerts in Kerala where violin and voice converge in quiet brilliance Violinists turned vocalists are an…
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On World Music Day, the violinist reflects on the Gayaki style in Carnatic violin, where strings echo the soul and subtlety of the human voice. Carnatic…
By inventing the bamboo-based Bamhum, Moa Subong changed the way Naga music sounds. As a creative thinker and founder of the band Abiogenesis, he brings together…
Aaru: Rivers of Tamil Nadu a stirring musical tribute by International Center for Clean Water of IIT Madras, celebrates Tamil Nadu’s rivers through music, memory, and…
Aditya Sutar, an emerging flautist, believes that Bansuri is not just an ancient instrument with a melodious sound but a guide to living a peaceful life,…
“I don’t sing for the sake of fame or money. I sing because I believe music is a divine gift, and I want to share it…
When Pandit Budhaditya Mukherjee, torchbearer of the Imdadkhani gharana and son of the legendary Bimalendu Mukherjee, sits down with his sitar, the instrument ceases to be…
The recent Hindustani flute workshop in Kochi by Digvijaysinh Chauhan guided participants through techniques, ragas, ornamentation, improvisation, and concert performances.
The two-day Acharya Devo Bhava festival (January 11–12) marked the birth centenary of Pandit Bimalendu Mukherjee, doyen of the Imdadkhani gharana, honouring his life and work.
I never interviewed P. Jayachandran, the iconic playback singer, yet his voice was the soundtrack of my childhood, woven into the fabric of my Irinjalakuda upbringing.