Darbar's resident yoga teacher Kanwal Ahluwalia has transformed her life through yoga; here's how she did it and you can, too.

Emerging research has started to support what Indian classical music has known for centuries & sounds can heal.

Ustad Abdullah Khan is the last shehnai player to play the composition of Ustad Bismillah Khan in Pakistan. Following him, the nation stands to lose not just a musician, but an identity.

Could Rasa and Bhava be the bedrock of modern-day Psychology? And how does music lead to religious enlightenment?

Darbar believe in the power of the Indian classical arts to thrill, stir and inspire a global audience. But what does that mean, in praxis?

Interview with Rahat faith Ali Khan

The ancient Hindu festival of Navratri celebrates the female form in all its avatars.

Classical music can uplift your mind, body and spirit—Indians believe it constitutes the ascent to divinity itself.

From pumpkin to sitar

The Arabic word Ishq means love or passion.

In the centuries-old tradition of Indian classical music, few living legends can claim to have single-handedly made history. Pandit Shivkumar Sharma was one of those few.

Goddess Saraswati in Modern-Day India

Darbar Fringe Festival is Leicester's summer music festival which brings urban, contemporary and classical genres together to celebrate the ability of music to bring out the best in humanity.

Is lost youth the cost of venerating young talent?