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Rahman takes Bollywood to Hollywood - and rocks
Hollywood studios like Warner Bros, Fox and Universal were so impressed by a recent A.R. Rahman concert at the famous Hollywood Bowl that they may be actually contemplating giving a Bollywood touch to the next Oscars night.
Rare musical 'jugalbandi' in Warsaw
Music lovers in this Polish capital were treated to a rare musical fusion as sitarist Shujaat Husain Khan, son of the legendary Ustad Vilayat Khan, and noted Polish pianist Slawomir Kulpowicz together created beautiful music.
Grammy-winner Bhatt teams up with Clapton
It was in 1994 that Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, the virtuoso musician and creator of Mohan Veena, won the Grammy Award along with guitar guru Ry Cooder. Twelve years later, Bhatt is again set to create ripples by teaming up with legendary British guitarist, singer and composer Eric Clapton.
Asha reveals 'real' Pancham in latest album
Versatile singer Asha Bhosle pays homage to her late husband and music composer R.D. Burman with a medley of his lesser-known numbers in a brand new album "Asha Reveals The Real RD".
'Alam Ara' set off Bollywood's musical odyssey
"Alam Ara", the first Indian talkie that completes 75 years this week, was the harbinger of a new art form - film music. The industry is worth about $200 million today.
Musicians now seek 'instant success': Bismillah Khan
Shehnai maestro Ustad Bismillah Khan, who received the Bharat Ratna in 2001, is upset with the musicians of today and their disciples, saying they only hunger for instant success.
Musical based on Hesse's 'Siddhartha'
"Sidd", a new musical based on the novel "Siddhartha" by Nobel Prize winning German author Hermann Hesse, is set to open here Feb 23.
Eminem: A true cultural rebel
Grammy winner Eminem is more than just a rapper. The singer, whose greatest hits album "Curtain Call" released last month, is a true cultural rebel.
Sensationalism has overtaken art: Amjad Ali Khan
Sarod maestro Ustad Amjad Ali Khan is deeply unhappy at the way "politics and sensationalism have overtaken art" and says he'd rather be left in the world of music.
Delhi School of Music keeps classical tradition alive
The tinkling notes of a piano float through the falling autumn leaves. A violin joins, and then a flute. Welcome to the Delhi School of Music (DSM) that, more than any other institution, has ensured the Western classical music tradition remains alive in the capital.
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