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Anurag NaiduDecember 30, 2018

Can we save classical music?

Yuvraj NathaniDecember 29, 2018

My Introduction to Ravel

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Sing For Pleasure Summer School 2018

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Georg Solti Accademia di Bel Canto at Castiglione della Pescaia, Italy

Darwin Leonard PrakashOctober 1, 2018

I had just completed my final set of opera scenes for the academic year at the Royal Academy of Music and was absolutely looking forward to visiting Italy for ... Continue Reading...

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Recording with The Men

Jonas OlssonSeptember 27, 2018

During all my years as a choir singer (celebrating 31 years of singing this year), making recordings have always come with mixed feelings. On one hand, you feel... Continue Reading...

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Haydn’s La Fedeltà Premiata – at the Royal Opera House, Mumbai

Mark TroopJuly 22, 2018

Latest News from On High: From now on in your town Fidelity is banned. If you are found to be faithful on The Day of Sacrifice, you and your partner shall be de... Continue Reading...

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Presenting the BCCO!

Dielle BraganzaJuly 3, 2018

May 2018 was an exciting month for Bangalore – the première of the Bangalore City Chamber Orchestra (BCCO), a new star on the Indian horizon – an ensemble of y... Continue Reading...

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WHEN WESTERN CHOIRS SING INDIAN MUSIC – PART III

Vishwas GaitondeJune 17, 2018

The most common form of popular music in India is film music – songs from the movies, and Sperry has not shied away from adapting this form for choirs. ... Continue Reading...

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WHEN WESTERN CHOIRS SING INDIAN MUSIC – PART II

Vishwas GaitondeJune 3, 2018

“One reason I love performing non-Western music is because I don’t find non-Western ideas in the music. I find basic human emotions and experiences that I have... Continue Reading...

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Opera 101 – the joy of opera

Mark TroopMay 22, 2018

As we all now know, Mumbai has an opera house, and what better in an opera house than lectures on opera? Apart from operas themselves, naturally. Well, hopefull... Continue Reading...

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WHEN WESTERN CHOIRS SING INDIAN MUSIC – PART I

Vishwas GaitondeMay 20, 2018

The United States of America (the India that Christopher Columbus thought he reached) and the real India lie on diametrically opposite sides of the globe; noon ... Continue Reading...

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AN INVALUABLE LEGACY

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AN INVALUABLE LEGACY

J’ai Fame

Can we save classical music?

My Introduction to Ravel

Sing For Pleasure Summer School 2018

Features

Georg Solti Accademia di Bel Canto at Castiglione della Pescaia, Italy

Recording with The Men

Haydn’s La Fedeltà Premiata – at the Royal Opera House, Mumbai

Presenting the BCCO!

WHEN WESTERN CHOIRS SING INDIAN MUSIC – PART III

WHEN WESTERN CHOIRS SING INDIAN MUSIC – PART II

Opera 101 – the joy of opera

WHEN WESTERN CHOIRS SING INDIAN MUSIC – PART I