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Chitresh Das Institute (CDI) presents traditional and innovative works in Kathak dance and Indian classical arts that ignite the imagination.

The Singapore-based artist and vocalist Sushma Soma talks about bringing her show Home SOS: Sounds of Sustainability to Bengaluru on January 20th, at the Bangalore Creative Circus.

Sitar player Shankar regaled Sydney music lovers this year with her inspired compositions blending Indian classical music with global music, reports Sandip Hor

Chicago’s Mandala Arts Names New Executive Director.

Renowned sarod maestro Prattyush Banerjee, an advisor with SRA, played Chhayanat. The evocative meends and andolans gave a softer look to the raga at a slower than usual pace.

Discover how meaningful and mature friendships among musicians in the world of Carnatic music can impact creativity and success.

Sitar player Anoushka Shankar on finding the sublime through a trilogy of mini albums, the dichotomy between an artiste's vulnerablity and fear of overexposure, and the disappointment of never taking a Grammy home

In the world of classical music, there aren’t many examples of someone who was a full-time professor of music and retained a top-class status in the performing field. Atre remains one of the few musicians to critically analyse the music she was learning

January 11-14: Kerala Literature Festival. February 1-5: Jaipur Literature Festival. October 3-6: Kumaon Literature Festival to be held in Singapore this year. Also in October: Tata Literature Live. December 7-8: Bangalore Literary Festival

UAE-based Indian expatriate has set a Guinness World Record for singing in 140 language for nine-hours during a Concert for Climate in Dubai.