
India’s cultural festivals blend art and music, creating immersive experiences across the country
New Indian ExpressCHENNAI: The month of Margazhi has always been about rains, storms and lots of classical music in Chennai. Chennai’s very own Margazhi Sabha Season is a month-long festival, featuring hundreds of classical dance and music performances all over the city, with melophiles thronging from all over the world, to witness them. Art Festivals may seem far removed from such classical music performances but the truth speaks differently. Contemporary art and traditional music may seem like two ends of a spectrum but their seamless blending has enriched many recent art events across the length and breadth of the country. With art complementing music and vice versa, bringing the two together can only heighten one’s listening and viewing experience and create a whole new meaning.
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