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Sarangi maestro Lakha Khan to perform at Denmark's Roskilde Festival

June 22, 2022 5:54 pm

Renowned sarangi player and vocalist Lakha Khan is set to perform at the Roskilde Festival in Denmark

'The word commercialisation can never be attached to music': Folk singer Mame Khan

April 20, 2022 12:15 pm

"People interpret music in infinite ways based on their connection to the song/note. Therefore, the era we live in today has only helped singers and artists to create an impression that gets imprinted in people’s lives for years," he said

Exclusive interview: The current generation is very distracted, says Sindhi Sarangi legend Lakha Khan

May 30, 2014 1:33 pm

The great masters have passed away and the next generation do not know as many songs, said Lakha Khan.

Chasing Rama

June 25, 2012 1:35 am

Settled outside Jaisalmer,in a village called Bhaiya,the Manganiyar community has an age-old tradition of men singing the story of the Ramayana through poetry of saints such as Kabir,Surdas,Mirabai and Tulsidas,which have been passed down orally through generations.

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Sangeetcar aim at bringing Manganiyars on forefront

February 25, 2016 10:56 am

New Delhi, Feb 25 (ANI): We all love Rajasthani folk music, but how often do we listen to it?Manganiyars, the community who for generations have been keeping this art alive, travel all around the world for their performances, but fail to keep people of India in touch with its own culture because of lack of sources and demand.On top of that, they are facing tough competition from western influenced music due to which their existence is at the verge of getting lost.In such a scenario, Sangeetcar, an organisation, is aiming to revive, restore this dying art of India. She said that the music will also be available on the online channel of Sangeetcar that will enable people to contact the artist and learn the art directly through them.Continuing, she said Sangeetcar travels to various districts of Manganiyar to fetch the music right in its original form and from the place it is being originated.Sangeetcar’s journey that has begun from Jaisalmer will soon have music coming from every corner of India. Soon, Ayesha hopes, Indian folk art will become a game changer in the music industry.

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