In Concert by The Hindu

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A podcast from The Hindu that delves deep into music as a performance art. We talk to some of the most talented performers of Carnatic and Hindustani music in India and bring to bear our decades of experience in understanding and reviewing music.

#5

Ramakrishnan Murthy's philosophy on music, and opportunities for young Carnatic musicians

“Art has no objective measure, no statistics to help you determine parameters for what’s a... more

11 Jan 2020

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46:31

11 Jan 2020

#4

Anil Srinivasan: "I love Beethoven, but Carnatic music is me"

“Piano adapted for Carnatic music is becoming a sub-genre in itself. Harmony does not exis... more

11 Jan 2020

51 MINS

51:17

11 Jan 2020

#3

Anita Ratnam on the need for dance infrastructure to raise its sensitivity to aesthetics

“Gated communities need to have performance spaces built into their grounds, along with gy... more

09 Jan 2020

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37:53

09 Jan 2020

#2

Prince Rama Varma and a career that picked up speed with the Internet

“Carnatic Music is building a wide audience. Earlier, at concert venues, I would only run ... more

09 Jan 2020

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1:00:48

09 Jan 2020

#1

S. Sowmya: "All Carnatic musicians have a cerebral approach, not just me"

“I do like to take up ragas that have not been sung much during the last few decades — the... more

09 Jan 2020

40 MINS

40:53

09 Jan 2020

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In Concert by The Hindu

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The Hindu

#5

Ramakrishnan Murthy's philosophy on music, and opportunities for young Carnatic musicians

#4

Anil Srinivasan: "I love Beethoven, but Carnatic music is me"

#3

Anita Ratnam on the need for dance infrastructure to raise its sensitivity to aesthetics

#2

Prince Rama Varma and a career that picked up speed with the Internet

#1

S. Sowmya: "All Carnatic musicians have a cerebral approach, not just me"