The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC), on Thursday, announced that it would organise a classical music concert titled ‘Music in the Park’ to welcome the spring season on February 15.
Meet Shrestha Das, who made her playback debut with the Bengali film Bohurupi. She delivered three hits, Dakatiya Banshi, Shimul Polash, and Tui Amar Hoe Ja, in the film. The first two are folk tunes, while the third is a love ballad.
Singer Armaan Malik recently came up with another heartfelt melody with "Pehla Nasha 2.0." He was recently asked about his views on the innocence in love songs of the nineties
India's biggest storytelling festival, the Kathakar International Storytellers Festival, took place from January 31 to February 2 at Sunder Nursery in Delhi.
Pandit Samar Saha’s organisation, Sangeet Piyasi, inspired by the ‘Sculptor of Talents’ such as Vijay Kichlu, took the lead to unearth and present prodigious talents on its prestigious stage for the last thirty-three years.
"Yes, I am. When we were little, I remember we weren't allowed to watch movies so we would hear Gulzaar Sahab, Manto and Tagore. Gulzaar Sahab's work really resonated with me because his work was literary fiction and popular fiction.
For someone who has done 75 digital concerts in the past year, she feels that the medium has been instrumental in reaching out to different audiences all over the globe.
I love making music. Doesn't have to be a preference. Original is what I always do and recreations are like additions just like how other music directors like Vishal Shekhar and Amit Trivedi and Rochak and all others also do.
"I feel other private companies must take similar initiatives and support our heritage and artists as well."
Soumyojit has flair in the experimental music genre which ranges from renditions of short classical pieces, semi-classical pieces, ghazals, thumri, new compositions, popular songs and playback songs.
