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indian classical music

Ambi Subramaniam
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Ambi Subramaniam: The New King of Indian Classical Violin

28th October 202128th October 2021 Verus Ferreira indian classical music, violin

The breakneck speed with which Ambi Subramaniam plays, sometimes simple and at times powerful, leaves the listener breathless.

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Cover of Alankars - The Riyaz Manual
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Alankars — The Riyaz Manual

8th September 20208th September 2020 Verus Ferreira indian classical music

Alankars — The Riyaz Manual is filled with musical knowledge and is a compilation of 2541 alankar/paltas/swar patterns.

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Woman playing the flute with autumn leaves around
Features 

Ras, Ritu & Raags

26th April 201810th July 2019 Ashwini Narayangaonkar-Kamath indian classical music, raags, ras, ritu

A very apt phrase in Sanskrit with reference to Indian Classical Music (ICM) is Ranjayate Iti Raga. It means that raags are meant to capture the minds and hearts of the listener.

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The Raaj and the Raag

24th March 201810th July 2019 Ashwini Narayangaonkar-Kamath British Raj, indian classical music

The strengthening foothold of the British led to a great decline of patronage from the royals towards artistes of music, dance, poetry and all art forms.

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And the Story of Music continues…

3rd March 201810th July 2019 Ashwini Narayangaonkar-Kamath British Raj, indian classical music, Mughal Empire

The inner turmoil in our country between the princely states and the coinciding timing of these monarchs still retaining the love for music, coupled with the arrival of the British, Dutch and Portuguese marked the creation of a new dimension in music.

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