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Musician Sunil Koshy releases a song in light of student protests (opens the original)
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Techie–turned–musician and entrepreneur Sunil Koshy’s latest song, ‘Datey Raho’, is the result of a collaboration with lyricist Sahil Sultanpuri and guitarist Rijosh Aluva. Composed during the student protest in New Delhi that resulted in the resignation of education minister Dharmendra Pradhan, Sunil dedicates the song to the movement. “It is not political. It is for the youth, and for our society, let nothing come in their way.” He feels that every citizen has the responsibility to oppose inju
Bengaluru-based folk singer Aabha Hanjura releases her new song in collaboration with Manganiyar ensemble, The Khan Brothers (opens the original)
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Fusion folk singer Aabha Hanjura enjoys a challenge. Known for her hit single ‘Hukus-Bukus’, her music blends genres, such as Kashmiri ballads with electropop elements. In the same vein, her new release has elements of Rajasthani folk music. The new tracktitled ‘O Ri Sakhi’ takes inspiration from the famous Kashmiri folk song, ‘Bhumbro’ and Rajasthan’s Bannaro festivities. The song encapsulates the joy and community spirit of weddings. The song was created in collaboration with the Khan Brothers
MD Pallavi performs in a multilingual concert at Bangalore International Centre (opens the original)
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Clear vocals change language and shade during a performance at Bangalore International Centre earlier this month. The performer in question is MD Pallavi, supported by Srinivas Achar on the guitar. Curated by Professor Chandan Gowda and sponsored by Vidyashilp University, the event, Atmageete, comprised poems on equality from pre-modern India. The concert aimed to unite verses taken from different poetic traditions under, as Chandan posits, “the common idea of equality” ALSO WATCH Meet the real
Shree Rama Prateeksha comes to Bengaluru (opens the original)
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Bengaluru-based theatre group Prabhat Kalavidaru was the first troupe of its kind in South India to use pre-recorded music in its performances, back in the 1960s, says Harrish Prabhat, Managing Director and the grandson of Harikatha Vidwan Gopinath Das, who founded the troupe. According to him, Gopinath Das, “got a lot of opposition from many theatre stalwarts for not using live music.” But they soldiered on, and now it is all set to present Shree Rama Prateeksha, an acclaimed dance ballet based
Sudha Ragunathan to perform at the sixth edition of NÄda Sambhrama in Bengaluru (opens the original)
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For connoisseurs of Indian classical music, theâ¯NÄda Sambhrama, organised by the Nadathur Foundation, represents a confluence of novelty and tradition. This year, its sixth edition will feature noted musician and Padma Bhushan awardee Sudha Raghunathan. When asked about her upcoming concert, Sudha says the music she will feature will not differ vastly from that rendered during the music season in Chennai. âThe entirety of the music remains the same. But the journey in the two hours could ch
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