New Delhi, February 8: Where have you gone… The pain, strength, and emotion in Jagjit Singh’s voice resonate deeply in his ghazals. It was not merely the magic of melodies but a reflection of his life’s truth. His pain and suffering are woven into every note, every word, and every ghazal, forever etched in the … Read more
Mumbai, February 7: In the realm of Indian classical music, certain names resonate deeply, weaving magic through their voices while preserving cultural heritage. One such name is Shobha Gurtu, revered as the Queen of Thumri. At a time when Thumri was fading and perceived as merely a dance accompaniment or a niche genre, Shobha Gurtu … Read more
Mumbai, February 6: Lata Mangeshkar, revered as India’s Nightingale, may no longer be with us, but her voice remains her enduring legacy. The legendary playback singer passed away on February 6. Over a career spanning more than seven decades, she recorded songs in over 38 languages and received numerous accolades. Today, we reflect on the … Read more
New Delhi, February 5: Juthika Roy, often referred to as the “Modern Meera,” left an indelible mark on the world of devotional music. She is remembered for her enchanting voice that brought to life timeless bhajans, including “Ghoonghat Ke Pat Khol Re” and “Pag Ghungroo Bandh Meera Nachi Re.” February 5 marks her death anniversary. … Read more
Mumbai, February 4: Great stories in history often emerge from humble beginnings. The tale of Pandit Bhimsen Joshi, a luminary in Hindustani classical music, began in a modest gramophone shop. As a child, listening to the songs played on the gramophone while returning from school ignited a passion that would eventually crown him as the … Read more