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Bombay Jayashri and Abhishek Raghuram on a musical Yatra

Akhila Krishnamurthy Bombay Jayashri and Abhishek Raghuram will perform ‘Yatra: A Journey Within’ at The Hindu November Fest

IndoSoul: Indian at its core and global in its sound

Akhila Krishnamurthy IndoSoul’s Karthick Iyer on how the band blends Carnatic melodies with global sounds

Staccato’s art of the rejig

Akhila Krishnamurthy The band members of Staccato explain what makes both, their original compositions and their signature rejigs of established tracks, stand out

I am conscious that unlike language, I cannot manipulate sound: Amjad Ali Khan

Anuradha Raman Amjad Ali Khan talks about the appeal of Indian classical music, the futility of categorising it as Carnatic and Hindustani, and using music to unite people

Bombay Jayashri Ramnath and Abhishek Raghuram

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Yatra, A Journey Within by Bombay Jayashri Ramnath & Abhishek Raghuram

Duration: 120 minutes (without interval)Genre: Carnatic/Indian Classical MusicEnsemble: Bombay Jayashri Ramnath (vocals), Abhishek Raghuram (vocals), Ravichandra Kulur (flute), Murad Ali (sarangi), Anantha R Krishnan (mridangam)Artistes Matter: Bombay Jayashri RamnathSinger. Composer. Collaborator. Teacher. Writer. Like her music that is rooted but versatile, Chennai-based acclaimed musician, Bombay Jayashri Ramnath, wears many hats. Blessed with an enviable voice that has a rich texture and a

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Cinema Soul - Rekha Bhardwaj Live

Duration: 120 minutes (without interval) Genre: Bollywood Ensemble: Azzizon ki ToliArtiste Matters: Rekha Bhardwaj is a renowned Indian playback singer who is known for her distinctive style of singing. She won the Global Indian Music Awards in the category of Best Duet for the song Kabira with Touchi Raina, and also holds a National Award for her song, Badi Dheere Jali (Ishqiya). Known for her Sufi-esque performance style and soulful voice, Rekha Bhardwaj has performed across the globe. She has

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Sarod for Harmony by Ustad Amjad Ali Khan

Date: Thursday, November 15, 2018Venue: The Music Academy, ChennaiTime: 7.30 pmDuration: 90 minutes (without interval)Genre: Hindustani/Indian Classical MusicEnsemble: Ustad Amjad Ali Khan (sarod), Satyajit Talwalkar (tabla), K Saigiridhar (mridangam)Over the course of a distinguished career spanning more than six decades, Ustad Amjad Ali Khan, recognised amongst the leading sarod maestros in India, and the world over, has won numerous accolades including a Grammy nomination, the Crystal Award

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Star line-up (Clockwise from above) Staccato, Bombay Jayashri, IndoSoul and Rekha Bhardwaj

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Genre fluidity at 'The Hindu November Fest'

Akhila Krishnamurthy Ahead of The Hindu November Fest, artistes from Ustad Amjad Ali Khan to Bombay Jayashri weigh in on why genre fluidity will underscore the music of tomorrow

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Opening show of November Fest celebrates the idea of sound

Akhila Krishnamurthy The core of 'Classical & Beyond,' the opening show of the 13th edition of The Hindu November Fest, was a celebration of voice and instruments.

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Crossover concerns

Akhila Krishnamurthy Boundless delves into a deeply personal journey through music unfettered by genre

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The decibel diaries

Susanna Myrtle Lazarus How to rock a concert like Benny Dayal, who embraces anonymity in a hoodie, ditches the VIP enclosure and screams his lungs out

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Music beyond boundaries

Lata Ganapathy What began as a casual tete-a-tete gave birth to a soul-stirring collaboration

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Like a Rolling Stone

Akhila Krishnamurthy Lail Arad and JF Robitaille’s music is a mix of the tunes they heard, combined with their travels and experiences

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Song, singer and us

It was ‘beyond’ music

Bombay Jayashri, Abhishek Raghuram presented an adventure in music

Rekha Bhardwaj gave the audience a chance to reminisce stories

Staccato and IndoSoul: Sounds like Chennai

Shujaat Husain Khan brought out the best in the Imdadkhani gharana