by Vibhuti Kavishwar | Jul 4, 2025 | Indian classical music
There once existed a time when Indian classical music was meant to be performed in silence, stillness, and with time. Our parents would often play a song on the radio where a vocalist began a slow, meditative alaap, or savoured the rhythmic crescendo of a Carnatic...
by wp_adm_vk | Apr 30, 2025 | Indian classical music
Classical music is an intricate tapestry of emotion, intellect, and technical mastery, transcending centuries and continents. Among the most sophisticated forms of musical expression, it has been molded by several instruments, each adding specifically to its rich...
by wp_adm_vk | Mar 31, 2025 | Indian classical music
Music opens a universe of emotions, culture, and history rather than only a set of sounds. Particularly classical music provides a timeless, deep experience that will help a child’s cognitive, emotional, and cultural growth tremendously. Introducing classical...
by wp_adm_vk | Dec 24, 2024 | Indian classical music
Among the first and most advanced musical traditions worldwide is Indian classical music. Rooted in spirituality and philosophy, it has developed over millennia combining emotional, rhythmic, and melodic elements into a form that still inspires and across borders....
by Vibhuti Kavishwar | Jul 19, 2024 | Indian classical music
Natya Sangeet, which means “the music of drama,” is a special and important aspect of Marathi theatre. This traditional type of musical theatre mixes classical music with dramatic narration to provide an engaging experience for the audience. Natya Sangeet...
by Vibhuti Kavishwar | May 23, 2024 | Indian classical music
Classical music is a broad and rich art form shaped by centuries of tradition and creativity. The Gharanas are an integral part of this musical heritage and have played a significant role in its evolution and development. In this exploration, we will delve into the...
