More than 30 years into her career, the sitarist opened her China tour in Beijing, with one piece by her father in the programme.
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He made his debut beside Chembai at eight, lived nine years in Palani Subramania Pillai’s house, and played on for nearly eight decades.
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Concerts, conversations and shared meals over four days in Jaipur: Frontline calls the retreat a new kind of darbar, with listeners in charge.
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Any school can invite Satyug Darshan Sangeet Kala Kendra’s teachers in for a free session on swara, laya and taal. Here is how to book one.
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A 2026 study from Hyderabad identifies 32 Hindustani ragas with a score above 90%. Here is what the model listens for, and the free tools you can try yourself.
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Two sisters, a painted bus and seven Mumbai neighbourhoods a week: how The Sound Space takes music lessons to more than 500 children.
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