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A rare class of excellence

Despite the blistering heat and the inevitable traffic snarl-ups of Dhaka, we inched our way in anticipation from the airport to the Dhaka Club. Ustad Rashid Khan was to perform live in the evening at the 'Celebrating Life' event of The Daily Star and Standard Chartered Bank

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Celebrating Manhattan s newest performance space with joyous songs of faith and hope – Seen and Heard International

Celebrating Manhattan s newest performance space with joyous songs of faith and hope – Seen and Heard International
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Indian classical musicians are likening The Disciple to Pather Panchali – and not in a good way

Chaitanya Tamhane’s The Disciple (2020) | Zoo Entertainment On screen, Hindustani classical musicians have been mostly played as caricatures, venerable otherworldly figures in shawls or eccentric comics. Till Chaitanya Tamhane’s The Disciple hit Netflix with a slow-burning story of an idealistic young khayal singer’s existential struggle. Here finally was a film that spoke of the joy and terror of being an inheritor of a formidable legacy, the complexity of guru-shishya ties and the desperate fight for recognition and space. And the best part – it had a cast of real-life musicians, not actors hamming it wildly. You would have thought the film would be greeted with whoops of joy by the fraternity but what

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Showcase of different gharana styles by youngsters

Vocalists Bhagyesh Marathe and Samarth Nagarakar blended tradition with an imaginative approach

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A series of young singers - The Hindu

A series of young singers Updated: Updated: Vocalists Bhagyesh Marathe and Samarth Nagarakar blended tradition with an imaginative approach Share Article Vocalists Bhagyesh Marathe and Samarth Nagarakar blended tradition with an imaginative approach U.S.-based Cadence Entertainment has been hosting online classical music concerts for a year to a select audience, mainly in the U.S. and India. They are broadcast either live or pre-recorded in studios before broadcast, and are also made available later on demand, for a nominal fee, on their website. What is noteworthy is that the concerts feature a wide cross-section of artistes, many of them young. The series has so far had Nayan Ghosh, Kala Ramnath, Shakir Khan, Satyendra Solanki, Sweekar Katti, Dr. Alka Deo Marulkar, Manjiri Asnare Kelkar, Sanjeev Chimmalgi, Gauri Pathare and Sanika Kulkarni.

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