Bamboo flutes, clay pot drums and wooden string instruments highlight how Indian musical traditions embraced sustainability through natural materials and repairable design.

From 1967 when legendary sitarist Pandit Ravi Shankar won his first Grammy for the collaborative album West Meets East to 2026, India has enjoyed frequent success on the world music stage.

Prithvi Theatre hosted 'Rehnuma', a soulful tribute to Ustad Zakir Hussain, celebrating his mentorship of young musicians. The event featured an acoustic performance by emerging Indian artists, ...

Giridhar Udupa presents the Udupa Music Festival 2026, featuring Begum Parveen Sultana,Thiruvaarur Bakthavathsalam, Vishwa ...

The musicality of the final evening was amplified by Raghunandan Panshikar, who brought out the quintessential beauty of Raga Shudh Sarang with Bharat Kamat on the tabla and Gourab Chatterjee on the h ...

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The myth describes the process where Krishna steals the gopis’ clothes, the false wrappings that cover who they truly are, ...

Durbar by Godawan Estuary Water’s second edition was a curated immersive experience which brought together craft, ...

Described by acclaimed violinist Daniel Hope as a “tremendous talent”, the 25-year-old Berlin-based cellist gained ...

Dr Veethika Tikoo, renowned Santoor Maestro from Jammu Kashmir having a good reputation especially in the music field of ...

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Indian sarod virtuosos Amaan Ali Bangash and Ayaan Ali Bangash are channeling their musical prowess toward environmental activism with the Feb. 20 release of “Celebrating Our Tigers,” a seven-track ...