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Puru Dadheech: In search of the shastra amid the ghungroos (opens the original)
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Dr Puru Dadheech recently received the prestigious Sangeet Natak Akademi Fellowship His pioneering academic research elevated Kathak into the world of academia He masterfully bridges classical dance tradition, literature, and shastra by looking for the invisible within the visible There are many who see Kathak merely through the jingle of ghungroos, the rhythmic stamping of feet, the whirling movements and expressive gestures. But those who have kept alive within themselves a restless curiosity
Why critic is a custodian of a living tradition (opens the original)
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For four decades, Manjari Sinha has done what a viral post never can: capture the soul of a performance While a concert disappears the moment it ends, her words have built a living archive of Indian classical music and dance Her reviews haven't just judged performances; they've documented the evolution of artists, the transformation of traditions, and the changing relationship between performers and audiences There is a paradox at the heart of the performing arts. A painting may survive its pain
‘Shabd Uthaan Sur Tihai’ review: Untold episodes from the lives of classical musicians (opens the original)
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The 'Guru–Shishya tradition' occupies a place of supreme importance in Indian classical music, for music is not merely learned—it is lived under the guidance of a Guru. Books on music can introduce the names of ragas, and notations can explain the structure of compositions. Yet the very soul of a raga, the subtlety of a single note, the spirit of an alap, and the soaring flight of a taan can be truly understood only in the living presence of a Guru. This is precisely why the Guru–Shishya traditi
The man who preserved Rajasthan's soul: The enduring legacy of K. C. Maloo (opens the original)
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Keshari Chand Maloo, the visionary founder of Veena Music and the man credited with preserving the authentic folk music of Rajasthan, passed away Founder of Veena Music, K.C. Maloo dedicated 50 years to recording and preserving over 5,000 folk songs He ensured the state's cultural legacy would live on for generations Throughout his life, Jaipur-based Keshari Chand Maloo devoted himself to the formidable task of preserving the music that defines the cultural identity of Rajasthan—the haunting mel
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