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The inaugural episode of the series was held recently in Chennai. It featured Kanyakumari playing 12 compositions
Qais Essar and Sonny Singhs latest album, Sangat, comprises Sufi compositions that hark back to the defining narratives of Bhakti and Sufi movements.
The artiste is the foremost exponent of the Kumbakonam style of violin playing.
Rapper Bobby Vylan led crowds attending the U.K.s largest summer music festival in chants of Free, free Palestine and Death, death to the IDF
Aditi Iyers Under the Roses is her boldest track yet a dark, cinematic pop journey of self-discovery and emotion
The Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts, which first began in 1970, has entertained diverse music genres over the decades. However, it has steadfastly stuck to its left-wing politics.
Pankh will see composer Shantanu turn a director and singer Kaushiki, a lyricist. It will be a mix of songs and stories.
Four jamming studios offer a space for solo musicians and music bands to jam and craft their music
The dancers recital, a part of Natyarangam monthly series, was marked by neat footwork and composed expression.
Remembering MLVs extraordinary life and art on her 97th birth anniversary (July 3).
The annual abhang series Bolava Vitthal is back with its 19th edition. The Bengaluru segment will be held on June 27, and will feature singers Anand Bhate, Mugdha Vaishampayan and Prathamesh Laghate
The concert is in memory of his late grandfather, the legendary vocalist, late Vasant Rao Deshpande
The two-hour-fifteen minute Dastaan-E-Ghazal concert promises to take audiences through a melodious journey
Ahead of International Yoga Day, Surupa Sen, the artistic director of Nrityagram, emphasises on the need to embrace both stillness and movement
Armaan Mallik steps into a laid-back space with his latest single Baari Baari, which was sung in a single take
Trincas, the iconic restaurant in Kolkatas Park Street, has launched a community-based memory project that collects stories, photos and anecdotes from patrons, musicians and historians.
Just days after his military discharge, Jungkook was snapped wearing a cap produced by Japanese brand BASICKS, that bore an uncanny resemblance to Donald Trumps MAGA slogan
Wilson was the driving creative force behind the Beach Boys, crafting hits like Surfin U.S.A., California Girls, I Get Around, Good Vibrations, and God Only Knows
The timing of the song drop coincided with the release of the first two episodes of a BBC documentary that explores Sidhus rise to fame and the events leading up to his murder
The recital by Rasika Rajagopalan and D. Dilip was titled Mugdha Madhavam and consisted of compositions devoted to Krishna.
Madhuradhwani organised a special event in Chennai on Kalyanaramans 95th birth anniversary
Abdon Mech on how the Artisjus Songbook Camp in Budapest brought the best out of him.
For its second album, Nu Delhi, Indias folk-metal band Bloodywood collaborates with Japanese kawaii metal band Babymetal taking on everything from politics to influencers
Snigdha has also written and composed her first song Vinave Vinave released during the launch
A compilation of anecdotes on legendary musicians and insightful articles on Carnatic music history make this book engaging
The lyrics of the lullaby inspired singer Charulatha Mani to embellish the Anju vanna poove song from Thug Life with tremolo that lends a trembling effect to the voice.
With his new albumMaster of Melody, a film with YRF and Mohit Suri, and a legacy rooted in a rich musical lineage, composer Mithoon talks about crafting melodies
Leela Sukars Krishna Karnamritam inspired the duo to come up with this thematic production.
We walk in the steps of Elvis Presley at Graceland in Memphis, sing into Johnny Cashs mic at RCA Studios, and follow Taylor Swift into the Blue Bird Cafe in Nashville
When Marathiabhangsand Tamil musical compositions came together to signal hope and comfort in these divisive times
The dancer explored classic compositions with powerful imagery and emotions
Eilish took home the evenings top honours, including Artist of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year and Favorite Pop Album for Hit Me Hard and Soft
Billy Joel revealed on Instagram that he has Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus, a brain disorder that can affect brain-related abilities, including thinking and concentrating, memory, movement and more, the Cleveland Clinic says
Twin Strings latest release, Mahi Mere Mahi, tugs at the heartstrings with its soulful melody
Here is how 250-plus Carnatic music students in the US came together for the EPIC Choir performance at the recent Cleveland Thyagaraja Festival
To be launched in JuIy, it is an extension of Learning Ladder, an abhinaya pedagogy the dancer developed two years ago.
Cup o Carnatic, which was staged recently in Bengaluru and Chennai, is a unique blend of music, animation and storytelling.
Shruthi S Bhat and the accompanists displayed synchrony at the endowment concert held under the auspices of The Music Academy
The Grammy-nominated hip-hop artiste talks about how her latest album, Kashi to Kailash, is about discovering places and ones inner self.
Singer-composer Job Kurian, who completes 20 years as a professional musician next year, talks about his new project, Nizhal, the sudden appreciation for Kannodu and his approach to music
Sadiq, Asin and Zakirs music while rooted in the regional folk music vocabulary, takes off from fresh viewpoints.
Premiered 12 years, the production sustains interest with its visualisation and music.
Conceived and choreographed by S. Premnath, the performance abides by the aesthetic values set up by Rukmini Devi at Kalakshetra.
On G.N. Balasubramaniams 60th memorial day, his creative genius was once again highlighted through rare recordings and a talk at an event organised by his sishya and Carnatic musician Trichur V Ramachandran.
The mridangist, who completes 50 years as an artiste, will be felicitated at a special event in Chennai.
He talks about his musical journey across genres, and zooms into celebrated music composer Ilaiyaraajas work, especially his use of the guitar in some iconic film songs
RISE: Symphony No.1 in D minor was premiered recently at the Ceremonial Hall of the Pesti Vigad in Budapest.
The concerts contributed 72 crore in GST revenue to the Government of India
Scrap band Dabba Beats musical repertoire is created entirely out of discarded paint and water cans
The Mumbai-based Bharatanatyam dancer provides insights into his creative process and shares the importance of mentoring.