India's foremost sarod maestro candidly talks about his passion and the unique lineage he was born into. Khan explains that there is no book about presentation of Indian classical music and how a 3 minute Raga was about quality and duration of music. Recorded at Darbar Festival in 2016.
The award-winning brothers share some heart-warming facts about their lives in this interview from the Darbar Festival 2016. As siblings their bonding has stood the test of time on stage and beyond it. “It is love that has kept us together,” they say.
Pandits Rajan and Sajan Mishra were born in ...
Dr. Prabha Atre wanted to study medicine, but the medical school was far away from home. She chose law instead and even learned kathak to fulfill her aspirations of becoming a dancer. But a chance encounter with Indian classical music changed her life forever. “I was destined to become a musician...
Rooted in the rich tradition of the Maihar gharana, Niladri Kumar has learned sitar under his father, Pandit Kartick Kumar, one of the senior-most disciples of Pandit Ravi Shankar. A renowned exponent of the sitar and surbhahar, Pandit Kartick Kumar has straddled Indian classical and Bollywood mu...
