Suanshu Khurana

Thirty years later, the song has found an Indian version as German musician and the country ambassador to India, Walter J Lindner, has collaborated with a slew of Indian artistes to present the 'Indian' Winds of Change.

Anoushka shares her thoughts on understanding technology during the pandemic, working on the score of Mira Nair’s A Suitable Boy and how sexual harassment in the world of music needs to be tackled

Gomber was so impressed by the Marathi director’s passion and eye for detail that he offered him Rs 15,000 a month to help him earn a living from projects he cared about

Widely believed to be one of the finest male playback singers, Balasubrahmanyam had a 50-year career and transcended language barriers by singing in 16 of them including Hindi, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and Tamil.

Widely held as one of the finest male playback singers, SP Balasubrahmanyam in his 50-year-long career transcended language barriers by singing in 16 of them including Hindi, Telugu, Kannada and Tamil among others. He found success in the Hindi film industry and a lot more than just success in south Indian film music.

Days after The Indian Express reported allegations of sexual harassment against Ramakant and Akhilesh Gundecha, notable names in the classical musical form of Dhrupad, six of the 24 students left the gurukul.

The centuries-old tradition is changing as it copes with the onslaught of technology and a change in its lopsided power dynamics

The Sansthan said the committee would “strive to deliver justice without prejudice”, adding, "A safe environment and impartial teaching have always been the paramount concern at Dhrupad Sansthan."

A new film by Shalini Kantayya examines the biases inherent in artificial intelligence programmes and why they are lethal for civil rights.

When the history of classical music is written, Pandit Jasraj will be remembered as the gold standard of male voices in a generation of vocalists that included Kishori Amonkar and Girija Devi.

The National Award-winning Marathi director on his Venice-bound second film and being mentored by Oscar-winning director Alfonso Cuarón

Indori was one of the most famous Urdu poets in the country at present. He could fill up auditoriums and deliver rousing poetry in mushairas that people would line up for.

Lath, a scholar, philosopher, musicologist and cultural historian, died in Jaipur on Thursday. He was 83.

French musician Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges, the first black classical composer in history, is known to have influenced the famed Austrian, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, earning him the sobriquet, ‘Black Mozart’. Saint-Georges is the subject of an upcoming American biopic.

Francesco Lotoro: “Music kept them alive. It was to preserve and assert their humanity"

We look back at a life in dance, one that was always overshadowed by that of her husband and renowned dancer Uday Shankar but was a rare manifestation of an emerging India that represented passion paired with the complex study of an art form

More recently, Neeraj Pandey’s work in filmmaker Hardik Mehta’s Kamyaab, the Sanjay Mishra-starrer that was a tribute to the abandoned memory of character artistes of Hindi cinema, drew attention.

Hindustani classical vocalist Samadipta Mukherjee, 22, on singing Mozart’s famed Symphony No 40 using the Indian notation (sargam) phraseology to become a social media sensation and finding appreciation from melody queen Lata Mangeshkar

Remembering the iconic choreographies of Saroj Khan, the 'masterji' who changed the landscape of Bollywood dance.

The actor, one of the first female voices of AIR Lucknow, talks about her love for the camera

In all the science, numbers and politics surrounding the virus, the one thing that has been a significant source of comfort is the arts. Music and dance have given a sense of self-awareness, community, identity and solidarity.

The score of Shoojit Sircar’s Gulabo Sitabo is tender and edgy, and looks at life’s spiritual journey through melodic structures that are quirky and full of nuance.

One half of the duo, Wajid Khan, the younger of the two brothers, died late Sunday. He was 42.

Gulabo and Sitabo are the heroines from glove puppetry theatre’s glorious days. The title of Shoojit Sircar’s film of the same name, starring Amitabh Bachchan and Ayushmann Khurrana, has brought this age-old folk art form from Uttar Pradesh under the spotlight, possibly giving it hope for revival.