How a platform is making Indian classical music more accessible
1 year, 3 months ago

How a platform is making Indian classical music more accessible

Live Mint  

There has been a lot of discussion in the past few years about the need to connect younger audiences with classical music, while also promoting emerging talent. Sundar Mahalingam, who leads the initiative, spoke to Lounge about the learnings from the two-decade-long journey: In the last 25 years, how has the interest in Indian classical music evolved? The inclusion of little bit of jazz or other forms of international music, while retaining the core of Indian classical music, has worked well. We have been doing some experimentation, having separate concerts for those who love fusion music, and for people who want to enjoy Indian classical music in its pure form. Have younger generations' become more interested in Indian classical music in the last decade?

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Ilaiyaraaja’s Symphony No. 1 and Chennai’s journey in western classical music
1 week, 6 days ago

Ilaiyaraaja’s Symphony No. 1 and Chennai’s journey in western classical music

The Hindu  

He is referred to as Isaignani for good reason. It The English may not have focused on the finer aspects of life in their first century of existence here, but by the 1730s we find references to western classical music being played and practised. Musée Musical has yet another record to its credit: it is home to the Madras Musical …

Ideas of India Summit 2025: Mahesh Raghavan, Nirali Karthik, and Mehtab Niazi Discuss Music's Future
1 month ago

Ideas of India Summit 2025: Mahesh Raghavan, Nirali Karthik, and Mehtab Niazi Discuss Music's Future

ABP News  

At the Ideas of India Summit, three exceptional musicians—Mahesh Raghavan, Nirali Karthik, and Mehtab Niazi—discussed their journeys and the intersection of traditional and modern music. Using an iPad and an app called GeoShred, he pioneered a technique to play Indian classical music, blending technology with traditional art forms. Nirali Karthik, a classical vocalist from a non-musical family, shared her journey …

Virtual world erased the barriers between music teachers and learners, say renowned Carnatic musicians Rajani and Gayatri
1 month, 2 weeks ago

Virtual world erased the barriers between music teachers and learners, say renowned Carnatic musicians Rajani and Gayatri

The Hindu  

Noted Carnatic musicians Rajani and Gayatri emphasised on the transformative impact of social media and online learning platforms of Indian classical music during the ‘Change Makers’ programme organised by the GITAM Deemed to be University here on Friday. Addressing the gathering, the renowned duo noted that the virtual world has effectively erased the barriers between teachers and learners, making music …

Young people are drawn to classical music: Sitarist Rishab Rikhiram Sharma on why he is performing a 10-city India tour
1 month, 2 weeks ago

Young people are drawn to classical music: Sitarist Rishab Rikhiram Sharma on why he is performing a 10-city India tour

Hindustan Times  

It's that time of the year when Indian classical musicians have blocked schedules, given the number of gigs they do. And, sitarist Rishab Rikhiram Sharma, who is believed to be the last disciple of the late sitar legend Pandit Ravi Shankar, will be performing a multi-city tour in India between April and May. Rishab Rikhiram Sharma Titled Sitar For Mental …

Tuned into India: Sitar maestro Hidayat Husain Khan drops fresh rendition of national anthem
2 months ago

Tuned into India: Sitar maestro Hidayat Husain Khan drops fresh rendition of national anthem

New Indian Express  

For Indian classical music Khan conceived the idea during a performance in New York. While they were all wonderful, nobody, in a very long time, has presented it in a very organic and Indian way — the manner in which an Indian classical performance is imagined.” For Khan who has performed all over the world, in Europe, Japan, USA, Canada …

Why music is crucial to the success of a Bharatanatyam performance?
2 months, 3 weeks ago

Why music is crucial to the success of a Bharatanatyam performance?

The Hindu  

Music and dance embellish, enrich and elevate each other. The legendary T. Balasaraswati has often been quoted as saying: “Bharatanatyam, in its highest moment, is the embodiment of music in its visual form.” There is a close relationship between abhinaya and raga. Balamma’s mother Jayammal, Kanchipuram Ellappa Pillai, the two musical giants Gnanasundaram and Narasimhulu, flute maestro T. Viswanathan, clarionet …

Classical music has survived war, the pandemic and a lot more: Barbara Poplawska
2 months, 3 weeks ago

Classical music has survived war, the pandemic and a lot more: Barbara Poplawska

The Hindu  

Barbara Poplawska, a 29-year-old conductor from the Symphony Orchestra of India, recently visited Bengaluru, bringing her passion for Western classical music to the city that has embraced diverse musical traditions. Looking to the future, Poplawska remains optimistic about the growth of Western classical music in India and across the world. As someone who is expected to perform Western Classical music …

Mumbai’s tryst with classical music
3 months ago

Mumbai’s tryst with classical music

Hindustan Times  

In September 1952, the 15-year-old All India Radio got into a spot of trouble with some musical greats. Dadar was home to some of the leading vocalists of Hindustani classical music such as Vidushi Kesarbai Kerkar, Pandit Sharadchandra Arolkar, Vidushi Prabha Atre, Pandit Yeshwantbuwa Joshi and Pandit Jasraj, among others. A storied historyThe history of Hindustani Classical music and Mumbai …

I am the connecting link between two generations
3 months, 1 week ago

I am the connecting link between two generations

The Hindu  

As I enter the 80th year of my musical career, I look back at the many dimensions of Carnatic music that has left an indelible impression on me. Today, 9 a.m.: Bangalore Brothers; 11.45 a.m.: J. Yoga Kirtana; 1.30 p.m.: Ananya Ashok; 4 p.m.: Madurai T.N.S. Vittaldas Jayakrishna Dikshitar’s Maha Bhaktha Vijayam at 7 a.m.; Malladi Brothers’ vocal concert at …

50 years in the industry feel surreal: Hariharan on childhood, films, and all things music
3 months, 3 weeks ago

50 years in the industry feel surreal: Hariharan on childhood, films, and all things music

Deccan Chronicle  

New Delhi: Growing up in Mumbai, a young Hariharan would often wake up to the sounds of ragas, the aroma of tea in the air and intense discussions on complex Carnatic compositions. While instilling “deep respect for the craft”, his early training in classical music also taught him the music isn't just about performance. The singer began his playback career …

50 years in the industry feel surreal: Hariharan on childhood, films, and all things music
3 months, 3 weeks ago

50 years in the industry feel surreal: Hariharan on childhood, films, and all things music

Hindustan Times  

New Delhi, Growing up in Mumbai, a young Hariharan would often wake up to the sounds of ragas, the aroma of tea in the air and intense discussions on complex Carnatic compositions. While instilling “deep respect for the craft”, his early training in classical music also taught him the music isn’t just about performance. The singer began his playback career …

Varijashree Venugopal on Spreading Indian Classical Music Globally
4 months ago

Varijashree Venugopal on Spreading Indian Classical Music Globally

Deccan Chronicle  

Varijashree Venugopal, a child prodigy turned Grammy nominee, is redefining the boundaries of Indian classical music with her innovative fusion approach. Indian classical music in general has a huge space for improvisation, where the artist expresses their thoughts and emotions using the very intricately designed set of fundamentals of ragas and talas that we are taught to be mastered over …

Master of Melody: Ronu Majumdar on Legacy and Evolution of Indian Classical Music
4 months ago

Master of Melody: Ronu Majumdar on Legacy and Evolution of Indian Classical Music

Deccan Chronicle  

Hyderabad: Two legendary Hindustani classical instrumentalists took Hyderabadi audience in the palm of their hands with their virtuoso renditions. AI is just a medium to help you express your ideas the way you wish because sometimes it is difficult for us to define our ideas.” Interview with Ronu Majumdar “Music becomes transcendental when there is spiritual loneliness in renditions” Interview …

Stringed to classical notes
7 months, 3 weeks ago

Stringed to classical notes

The Hindu  

Sursagar, in association with ITC Sangeet Research Academy, Alliance Francaise and supported by Canara Union, will present Hindustani Raagdhaari Sangeet featuring sitarist Partha Chatterjee and Medha Basu. “I am coming to present traditional music from the repertoire of Hindustani in its pure classical form, and yet aim to entertain people in Bengaluru,” says 74-year-old Partha over phone from his home …

Celebrate India’s Musical Heritage at NCPA’s Bandish
8 months ago

Celebrate India’s Musical Heritage at NCPA’s Bandish

Deccan Chronicle  

NCPA and HSBC India bring to you India's biggest Indian Music Festival - Bandish. 3rd August: Tata Theatre Malini Awasthi- Thumri, Dadra, Kajri, Chaiti, Sawan, and Jhoola Be a part of the semi-classical and folk music traditions with Malini Awasthi, a celebrated artiste of the Banaras gharana. 4th August: Jamshed Bhabha Theatre Curated and Presented by Uttam Singh Singers: Vibhavari …

Training under Jitendra Abhisheki was like a dream come true, says Mahesh Kale
8 months, 1 week ago

Training under Jitendra Abhisheki was like a dream come true, says Mahesh Kale

Deccan Chronicle  

Mahesh Kale, a National Award-winning vocalist, shares his journey in Indian Classical Music, from his early days of growing up in a musical household to his training under the legendary Pandit Jitendra Abhisheki. With a passion that transcends genres, Kale blends tradition with innovation, making Indian Classical Music accessible to a global audience. What motivated you to start the Mahesh …

Tuning into classical music
8 months, 3 weeks ago

Tuning into classical music

The Hindu  

“People love what other people are passionate about.” I had grossly underestimated the extent to which such passion might cause a transformation in one. The club hosted jamming sessions, called Baithaks, which allowed me to admire classical music in its entirety. I began to notice the development arc in my friends and fellow music enthusiasts in the club too, some …

Kaushiki Chakraborty: The attention span of the youth is a concern
11 months, 2 weeks ago

Kaushiki Chakraborty: The attention span of the youth is a concern

Hindustan Times  

As someone who has been around in the music space for over three decades, singer Kaushiki Chakraborty has seen the Indian classical scene undergo several changes. Also, the YouTube archives that none of the younger musician could have access to previously when I was younger is really helpful now.” Kaushiki Chakraborty Kaushiki recently performed at a concert in Mumbai, where …

Careers in the music industry
1 year ago

Careers in the music industry

The Hindu  

Indian 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, …

Get ready for a rare jugalbandi — between AI and Indian classical music
1 year, 5 months ago

Get ready for a rare jugalbandi — between AI and Indian classical music

The Hindu  

With Artificial intelligence being the current buzz, a lec-dem titled ‘Music appreciation and technology’ drew up in the mind visions of the performing arts in the near future. Delivered by Kaustuv Kanti Ganguli recently at the Indian Music Experience museum in Bengaluru, the lec-dem’s topic was not just relevant but also crucial to understand. A neutral observer would probably wonder …

INDIA, THIS SIDE | How India as a civilisation is defined by its engagement with music
1 year, 7 months ago

INDIA, THIS SIDE | How India as a civilisation is defined by its engagement with music

The Hindu  

Published : Aug 24, 2023 11:00 IST - 6 MINS READ If music be the food of love, play on, Give me excess of it that, surfeiting, The appetite may sicken and so die. “We are many languages, many histories, many people; <EP>but we are united in our deep relation with the songs of India. ”Ganesh Devy Every time I …

Shailaja Khanna | Surprise! Indian classical music now has young ears
1 year, 9 months ago

Shailaja Khanna | Surprise! Indian classical music now has young ears

Deccan Chronicle  

Post pandemic, auditoriums hosting classical music and dance performances have a changed look. I’m travelling in the United States doing 14 concerts in one month, and here, in some particular cities there are many youngsters, but in most of the cities, mainly elders come for classical concerts.” Mumbai-based vocalist Dhananjay Hegde who organises concerts all over Karnataka under the banner …

ABC News: Learning about traditional Indian music
2 years, 8 months ago

ABC News: Learning about traditional Indian music

ABC  

SUBJECTS: Arts YEARS: 5–6, 9–10 Do you know what sound a veena makes? Learning Indian music is becoming more and more popular in Australia. Why does music teacher Adrian Sherriff say that Indian music encourages "a different way of conceiving what music is"? Date of broadcast: 15 Sep 2016 Copyright Metadata © Australian Broadcasting Corporation and Education Services Australia Ltd …

'Indian Music Tradition Extremely Rich,' Says British Composer After Inclusion of 'Munni Badnaam' in UK Curriculum
3 years, 11 months ago

'Indian Music Tradition Extremely Rich,' Says British Composer After Inclusion of 'Munni Badnaam' in UK Curriculum

News 18  

The celebrated item number ‘Munni badnam hui’ was never expected to raise a debate about education. “It’s a fascinating piece,” British composer Julian Lloyd Webber tells CNN News18. “We want our children to experience the widest possible range of music and in this model music curriculum there really is quite a lot of Indian music,” says Webber. “I’m sure teachers …

Indian classical music, Bollywood and Bhangra songs added to England's new curriculum for schools
3 years, 11 months ago

Indian classical music, Bollywood and Bhangra songs added to England's new curriculum for schools

Firstpost  

Indian classical music, Bollywood hits and Bhangra beats are among the diverse musical traditions included in England’s new music curriculum guidance for schools launched on Friday. Kishori Amonkar’s ‘Saheli Re’, Anoushka Shankar’s ‘Indian Summer’, A R Rahman’s ‘Jai Ho’ and Bollywood box-office hit ‘Munni Badnam Hui’ are among the Indian musical references included in the DfE guidance for schools. “After …

When classical music meets cinema
4 years, 7 months ago

When classical music meets cinema

The Hindu  

For this generation, K.L. The news of Chaitanya Tamhane’s Marathi film, The Disciple, being selected for the Venice International Film Festival and Anand Tiwari’s Bandish Bandits dropping on an OTT platform have brought classical music back into popular culture. Bharat Bhushan, who featured in many musicals including Baiju Bawra, Basant Bahar, Sangeet Samrat Tansen, and Sohrab Modi’s Mirza Ghalib, was …

International Jazz Day: Looking at the influence of jazz on Indian music
4 years, 10 months ago

International Jazz Day: Looking at the influence of jazz on Indian music

Hindustan Times  

The story of jazz in Bollywood dates back to the ’50s and 60s, when Goan musicians like Frank Fernand, Sebastian D’Souza and Anthony Gonsalves brought alive Indian classical compositions with their Western musical arrangements. Listeners need to be exposed to it and not judge it by its name.” Since this genre dates back to the 60’s, audience like music which …

Music for the Soul!
5 years, 1 month ago

Music for the Soul!

Deccan Chronicle  

When musicians hand the reins over to passion, they are bound to create extraordinary music! Talking about his album, Soumik says, “This album was born out of a long process of questioning: “What is my carbon footprint?” – something I’m still grappling with today. My music comes from questions that I ask about the world around me and the myriad …

A decade in Indian classical music: Loss of stalwarts, convention-breaking new voices and technological advancements
5 years, 2 months ago

A decade in Indian classical music: Loss of stalwarts, convention-breaking new voices and technological advancements

Firstpost  

From the passing away of several classical music virtuosos to the rise of technology, to some of the conversations and events that marked the Indian classical music scene, here’s a look at the decade that has been. The last decade in Indian classical music, while on the face of it may have been in many ways similar to the one …

‘The ecosystem consists of a guru, shishya and young artistes’
5 years, 4 months ago

‘The ecosystem consists of a guru, shishya and young artistes’

The Hindu  

To keep alive the age-old guru-shishya parampara, the National Centre for the Performing Arts and Citi India have been supporting young talent in Hindustani classical music for the last eight years. The NCPA and Citi India also run another programme, whereby nine scholarships are given to deserving budding artistes of Hindustani classical music for an year’s advanced training. The approach …

Classical approach to fine arts
5 years, 4 months ago

Classical approach to fine arts

Deccan Chronicle  

The notion that Indian Classical Music is hard to comprehend has been there for a long time. We wanted to increase awareness and get exposure among younger kids.” Another main objective of this music festival is to encourage upcoming artistes. Rajeev Taranath and Padma Shri Ustad Rashid Khan alongside Odissi dancer Vidushi Meghna Das and Vidushi Anjali Raj Urs will …

‘Classical music for me is the sky, a space to explore’
5 years, 5 months ago

‘Classical music for me is the sky, a space to explore’

Hindustan Times  

Hindustani classical vocalist and a recipient of many national and international awards, Kaushiki Chakraborty, enthralled a receptive audience with her performance at the Kala Mandapam in Lucknow on Friday. The concert ‘Confluence with Kaushiki’ was held to celebrate a unique fusion, ‘Melodies of the Maestro’, with the vocalist, who calls herself a devotee of Begum Akhtar. Born in a family …

‘Music without spirituality is meaningless’
5 years, 6 months ago

‘Music without spirituality is meaningless’

The Hindu  

The illustrious Agra gharana of Hindustani classical music has had distinguished exponents and teachers who have imparted this school of music to countless disciples over the centuries. Born in 1974, Waseem Khan is the grandson of Ustad Basheer Khan from his father’s side and of Ustad Ata Hussain Khan from his mother’s side. Prior to the concert, Waseem spoke to …

Arati Ankalikar on the importance of hard work, gurukul, and the listeners Hindustani classical music deserves
5 years, 8 months ago

Arati Ankalikar on the importance of hard work, gurukul, and the listeners Hindustani classical music deserves

Firstpost  

Arati Ankalikar-Tikekar — Hindustani classical vocalist virtuoso, two-time National Award winner, and dedicated guru — has a uniquely musical way of experiencing the world. On 21 June, Arati Ankalikar delivered a talk at Mumbai’s Kitab Khana, organised by Junoon, where the 56-year-old, known for her distinctive high-pitched, emotive singing, spoke of her fulfilling relationship with Hindustani classical music, one that …

Striking the right chord
5 years, 8 months ago

Striking the right chord

China Daily  

Classical violinist Chin Kim. "It's the Violin Sonata in G minor, or the Devil's Trill, by Giuseppe Tartini," Kim told China Daily during a rehearsal in Wuxi, Jiangsu province in May. "More and more families let their children study classical music," says Cui Jianbin, director of operations at the Wuxi Grand Theater. "And an increasing number of world-class symphony orchestras …

No country for TM Krishna: India has plenty of room for sycophants, but none for a musician with spine
6 years, 4 months ago

No country for TM Krishna: India has plenty of room for sycophants, but none for a musician with spine

Firstpost  

It happened within minutes of waking on Thursday, 15 November 2018. By mid-morning, the sense of dread and despair had changed into an incredulous exasperation: An entire two-day programme featuring four classical artistes at New Delhi’s Nehru Park, co-organised by Spic Macay and the Airports Authority of India, was suddenly scrapped ; some people had objected to the inclusion of …

Rekha Bhardwaj on her musical journey
6 years, 4 months ago

Rekha Bhardwaj on her musical journey

The Hindu  

From a childhood surrounded by ghazal s and Hindustani classical music to a career comprising much-loved Bollywood hits, Rekha Bhardwaj straddles different worlds with ease, and has carved a niche for herself with her distinctive voice. I always knew I had a distinct voice; you see, I don’t have a regular high pitch kind of voice which is considered romantic …

Don't shun Indian classical music just because you don't understand it: Musician Vidya Shah
6 years, 6 months ago

Don't shun Indian classical music just because you don't understand it: Musician Vidya Shah

The Quint  

By Siddhi Jain New Delhi, Aug 29 The nuances and technicalities of Indian classical music are sometimes hyped and do not take away the emotional impact it has on a listener, says noted vocalist-composer Vidya Shah, urging people not to shy away from appreciating it just because they may not immediately understand it. "It's sheer ecstasy, bliss, and a different …

On a musical sojourn
6 years, 8 months ago

On a musical sojourn

Deccan Chronicle  

Ashrita D’Souza, who recently performed at the World Music Day celebrations in Hyderabad along with several of her young students, has travelled around the world seeking knowledge to perfect her singing voice. Says Ashrita, “My childhood days were spent in New Delhi learning Hindustani classical music from my mother Mansi Arockiam. Rahman and learnt Western classical singing for about a …

Music is an ocean: Vishwa Mohan Bhatt
6 years, 9 months ago

Music is an ocean: Vishwa Mohan Bhatt

Deccan Chronicle  

Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, who hails from Jaipur, is known for his Rajasthani folk songs like Padharo Mhare Des and Vande Mataram as well as being the creator of the Mohan Veena and Vishwa Veena. The Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan awardee has completed 50 years in the classical music world and has performed in more than 80 countries and over …

After 'Shiraz', keen to compose music for 'modern ' films: Anoushka Shankar
6 years, 10 months ago

After 'Shiraz', keen to compose music for 'modern ' films: Anoushka Shankar

The Quint  

By Radhika Bhirani New Delhi, May 1 Anoushka Shankar's maiden project as a film music composer was unique. After scoring for the restored 1928 Indian silent period drama "Shiraz: A Romance of India", the British Indian sitar player is enthused about taking up more film projects, albeit with "modern" narratives and "normal conversations". Anoushka affirmed "Indian classical music has got …

Music's soothing touch in conflict-ridden world: VP M Venkaiah Naidu
7 years ago

Music's soothing touch in conflict-ridden world: VP M Venkaiah Naidu

Deccan Chronicle  

CHENNAI: Asserting that Indian classical music is a treasure trove of a rich legacy we have collectively inherited, Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu said music is capable of providing the “much needed soothing touch” in a “conflict-ridden world.” “In our increasingly conflict-ridden world, music can provide the much needed soothing touch. Indian classical music especially Carnatic music, has woven noble …

Music to kindle creative skills
7 years, 2 months ago

Music to kindle creative skills

Deccan Chronicle  

John Marthand, the well-known instructor of Western classical music, introduced the Nawab’s city to new sounds. Says John “There was hardly anyone who really knew much about Western classical music or had the opportunity to learn it in this city. Many contemporary composers are influenced by Indian music.” Cellist Tony Rymer feels that there are more similarities than differences between …

Violin virtuoso Dr L Subramaniam on how Indian classical music took on the world stage
7 years, 3 months ago

Violin virtuoso Dr L Subramaniam on how Indian classical music took on the world stage

Firstpost  

On Saturday, 9 December, the world-renowned violinist and composer Padma Bhushan Dr L Subramaniam performed at the CITI-NCPA Aadi Anant Indian music festival held at Mumbai’s iconic National Centre of Performing Arts. In addition to that, there’s an inner voive that guides you — what notes to play, how to play, how to approach a note and how to get …

Gig Guide
7 years, 6 months ago

Gig Guide

The Hindu  

The Indian classical music scene has several big names that have risen to heights with years of experience, learning and honing their skills. The Padmashree Award winner has enough hits to his credit, including “Chitthi Aayee Hai”, “Na Kajare Ki Dhaar”, “Jeeye to Jeeye Kaise”, “Chand Jaisa Rang Hai Tera” and “Ahista” to name just a few. Every time I …

Classical meets contemporary
7 years, 8 months ago

Classical meets contemporary

Deccan Chronicle  

Niladri Kumar, son of sitar player Kartick Kumar performed at the Hyderabad Arts Festival and shared his views on the music scene in India. For me, the colour of the zitar and its sounds might be contemporary, but the roots are very much traditional and the audience always appreciates it.” Talking about the issue, drummer Gino Banks, son of famous …

Music gets a young' touch
7 years, 9 months ago

Music gets a young' touch

Deccan Chronicle  

As the city is gearing up to celebrate World Music Day on Sunday, with participation from more than hundred musicians, a young group is getting ready to present Hindustani music under the guidance of their teacher Harini Rao. It’s also fun to learn with a teacher who inspires you.” Dedeepya Annabattun, another student, appears to have imbibed a bit of …

Symphony Orchestra of India to perform for Mumbai’s patients, senior citizens, offices
7 years, 10 months ago

Symphony Orchestra of India to perform for Mumbai’s patients, senior citizens, offices

Hindustan Times  

The Symphony Orchestra of India has been taking the concert out of the concert hall this summer. They’ve already performed Western Classical staples at a non-profit crèche in Mumbai Central, a hospital’s cancer ward and a home for senior citizens. “We’ve done one-off performances outside of concert halls before, but this is the first time we’ve run it as a …

Creative differences are bound to crop up: Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia
8 years, 4 months ago

Creative differences are bound to crop up: Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia

Hindustan Times  

As we stepped inside flautist Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia’s gurukul in Mumbai, we saw the maestro conducting a class. Here, the two talk about Indian classical music, their friendship and the creative differences they have between them. Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia and Pandit Shiv kumar Sharma talks about Indian classical music, their friendship and latest Bollywood music. Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia and Pandit …

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