Careers in the music industry
The HinduIndian music has evolved over time to encompass classical forms, Western genres and a fusion of the two. Today, Indian music is segmented into a variety of genres and offers diverse career opportunities for budding singers. Semi-classical: With its base in classical music, semi-classical Indian music has sub-genres that include Thumri, Dadra and also folk music forms like Chaiti, Kajri, Saawan and Jhoola. Recording artist: Those who would like to freelance and explore multiple options can consider being playback or ad jingle artists, composers and more for music labels, production companies and bands. Music production: Recording, arrangement, acoustic design, sound engineering are technical aspects that can be learnt through a variety of courses and offer job opportunities.
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Varijashree Venugopal on Spreading Indian Classical Music Globally
Deccan Chronicle
Stringed to classical notes
The Hindu
Celebrate India’s Musical Heritage at NCPA’s Bandish
Deccan Chronicle
Training under Jitendra Abhisheki was like a dream come true, says Mahesh Kale
Deccan Chronicle
I have always dreamt of taking Carnatic music to every corner of the world: Varijashree Venugopal
Hindustan Times
Get ready for a rare jugalbandi — between AI and Indian classical music
The Hindu
A monumental project to create a digital archive of Indian classical music and performing arts
The HinduINDIA, THIS SIDE | How India as a civilisation is defined by its engagement with music
The Hindu‘Knowyourmusic’ campaign navigates varied genres of music
The HinduWhen classical music meets cinema
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