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The world of Hindustani music is exceptionally territorial, says Amit Chaudhuri

The world of Hindustani music is exceptionally territorial, says Amit Chaudhuri
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The most secret part of yourself : Amit Chaudhuri on what riyaaz means to the classical musician

‘The most secret part of yourself’: Amit Chaudhuri on what riyaaz means to the classical musician An excerpt from the writer and singer’s new book, ‘Finding the Raga: An Improvisation on Indian Music.’ Apr 02, 2021 · 08:30 am They say students of classical music practise for hours, and this must be true, because I had to. And I’d heard that classical singers begin at the age of six or seven (since the mythology is romantic, the age decreases, and the number of hours goes up); I felt inwardly at a disadvantage, like a person who’s moved to a new country, tries to learn a new language, then write a novel in it, while other novelists there have of course known the language since they were born.

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With Open Ears, Indian Ragas and Western Melodies Merge

With Open Ears, Indian Ragas and Western Melodies Merge Amit Chaudhuri charts his musical journey in a new book, “Finding the Raga: An Improvisation on Indian Music.” Amit Chaudhuri’s “Finding the Raga: An Improvisation on Indian Music,” out now from New York Review Books, blends memoir and music appreciation.Credit.Elizabeth Weinberg for The New York Times out now from New York Review Books. In it, Chaudhuri charts a personal journey that began with a Western-oriented love for the singer-songwriter tradition, followed by a headlong immersion into Indian classical music. That heritage remained supreme for him until an accident of what he calls “mishearing” made him conscious of the elements shared by ragas and Western sounds a realization that led to his ongoing recording and performance project

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