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Listen: Tracks by vocalist Azmat Hussain Khan, whose memory lives on in a street in South Mumbai
Aneesh Pradhan
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Listen: A chaturang composed by VD Paluskar, who is commemorated by a prominent Mumbai bus stop
Aneesh Pradhan
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Listen: The music of ‘Pandit Gunidas’, after whom a street is named in Mumbai’s Mahim area
Aneesh Pradhan
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Listen: When Tarabai Shirodkar and other musicians performed at World War I relief fund events
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When Gauhar Jan sang at a benefit for firebrand anti-colonial journalist BG Horniman
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Listen: When Gauhar Jan sang in Mumbai – but the concert organiser failed to get police permission
Aneesh Pradhan
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India has long obsessed about preserving dying traditions – but this could mean stifling creativity
Aneesh Pradhan
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Listen: How the harmonium influenced the way Hindustani musicians chose their tonic note
Aneesh Pradhan
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Listen: When musicians turn their bodies into percussion instruments
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Listen: Siddheshwari Devi sings a thumri based on raag Khamaj
Aneesh Pradhan
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Listen: Three maestros whose work will be the focus of ‘Interpretation Centres’ in Varanasi
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Listen: When Amir Khan sings raag Marwa, time slows down
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Listen: DV Paluskar and Ramkrishnbuwa Vaze explore the same vilambit composition in Mia ki Malhar
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Listen: Indore gharana maestro Amir Khan’s explorations of time in raag Lalit
Aneesh Pradhan
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Who actually started Mumbai’s famous Swami Haridas music festival?
Aneesh Pradhan
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Why have music festivals stopped featuring discussions about music-making?
Aneesh Pradhan
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Do some Hindustani music festivals go overboard in their attempts to draw in the crowds?
Aneesh Pradhan
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Do festivals really benefit the Hindustani music scene? After decades of debate, opinion is divided
Aneesh Pradhan
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Listen: Jasraj and Ali Akbar Khan in a reimagined session at the Haridas Sammelan, 1962
Aneesh Pradhan
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Listen: Reimagining the performances at the 1962 Haridas Sammelan
Aneesh Pradhan