Created by world renowned composer and maestro Bickram Ghosh, this project showcases the brilliance of musicians in North and South Indian classical genres
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Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. New Delhi [India], January 31: In the heart of "Glorious India," a unique musical project has come to life, blending tradition and innovation in classical music. Created by world renowned composer and Tabla maestro Bickram Ghosh, this project showcases the brilliance of musicians in North and South Indian classical genres. One standout masterpiece from the album, titled "Gokul," captures the soulful essence of this musical adventure. Business News | Harmony Unveiled: 'Gokul' Sets the Tone in Glorious India.
Revisiting Indian Ocean This Monday: The Songs Of Serenity, Redemption & Change
As we enter another week and Monday stands tall as the guard, let’s make him a bit less irritating by inducing some music by Indian Ocean.
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The early to mid-2000s saw the bloom in the independent music scene in India. Where the Band Of Boys became the voice of the youth, Euphoria gave them the reason to fall in love poetically. Lucky Ali, in all his glory, was successfully juggling between his indie songs and music for Bollywood. Amid all of this rose the music of serenity, redemption and truth, entered Indian Ocean.
May 11, 2021
Positive note: Many musicians see live baithaks with small audiences as the way ahead - SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
Positive note: Many musicians see live baithaks with small audiences as the way ahead - SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT×
Musicians looking forward to a concert-filled 2021 are largely in despair, but some are hoping to make the most of a bad year Musicians have begun to look at the possibilities of organising their own concerts “Government bodies should step in, corporate houses like ITC should do their bit as they have in the past” Online concerts cannot be the way forward, says Ustad Rashid Khan