Con Brio 2016 Schedule
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The Art of Plucked Texture: How Composers Use Short-Decay Instruments in Chamber Writing
There is something instantly engaging about a plucked note. It arrives clearly, speaks directly, and then disappears, leaving a small pocket of silence behind. In chamber music, where every sound is exposed, this kind of clarity can feel especially powerful.
Understanding Classical Music Genres: Baroque, Classical, Romantic and Modern
Classical music has evolved through four major periods, each with its own style, sound and artistic purpose. Understanding the Baroque, Classical, Romantic and Modern eras helps listeners recognise musical language and appreciate how composers shaped this rich tradition.
Reliving an Extraordinary Friendship: Shakti Remembers Zakir Hussain
On the first death anniversary of tabla maestro Zakir Hussain, the members of Shakti reunite to honour his legacy. Through memories, music and a shared history of innovation, they recount the extraordinary journey that shaped Indo-jazz fusion.
The Making of a Modern Classic: Inside Eifman’s Anna Karenina
Ahead of the India premiere of his acclaimed ballet, a conversation with choreographer Boris Eifman on his artistic practice and the journey it has taken across continents.